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From 1Password to Vim to manage passwords
(medium.com)
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robinhood
11y ago
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robinhood
12y ago
You are comparing two different things. Email is a generic concept - it's not proprietary . A message sent through Whatsapp is an instance of the whatsapp application - not a standard message. Basically, if we push your analysis furthe
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robinhood
12y ago
I don't understand why you think the biggest SMS system in the world (which it is in practice) should open its API or use non-proprietary system. Moreover you have absolutely no knowledge whatsoever on their technical infrastructure or
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robinhood
12y ago
It took off after 9 months. I have NO IDEA why. I know, it's not sexy to say this, but it's the truth.
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robinhood
12y ago
Yes, everything by myself. It's not that hard, really, but it's really time-consuming.
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robinhood
12y ago
I've created five years ago http://www.totalwireframe.com , based on a hunch that it would interest people. It's a site where I sell libraries for an obscure/niche market. The first year, I sold for $0 of librairie
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robinhood
12y ago
Thanks a lot for your answer :-) It all makes sense now.
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robinhood
12y ago
Thanks for this. I was looking for a solution for this specific problem. I have a couple of questions though. 1- Do we have to place a .vimrc in each folder for projects we need specific settings for? In your example, it seems that the code
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robinhood
12y ago
The best would to have a Pinboard (pinboard.in) integration too :-)
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robinhood
13y ago
Seconded + 1. Yes, the first year was buggy, but the reader is extremely stable and reliable now. It's a real pleasure to use. I've been a paying subscriber for two years now and I really enjoy it - and I was a hardcore GReader fa
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Show HN: Sentinel - Be alerted when the Internet changes
(teaser.sentinelapp.com)
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robinhood
13y ago
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robinhood
13y ago
Yeah - I've been really dumb on this one, I know :-)
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robinhood
13y ago
Because I based this work on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1 and they list this as a separate entity.
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robinhood
13y ago
Again, depending on the wikipedia article, Russia can be considered in Europe, in Asia or in Eurasia. So tricky. Which norm to follow?
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robinhood
13y ago
Oh man I know. I really struggled for some maps... should I include them or not? It depends on the current world policy, if the world is at peace or at war. Anyway, for most countries, it's still ok :-)
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robinhood
13y ago
Sorry for the mistake, will fix this.
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robinhood
13y ago
Well, I created them one year ago using Fireworks. I didn't understand the importance of saving them in .svg back then. Now I do :-) I'm planning to export all the vectors to Illustrator, then saving them in .svg, then putting the
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Show HN: A free collection of maps for every country in the world, in 11 sizes
(github.com)
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robinhood
13y ago
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robinhood
13y ago
Everyone used Pathogen before Vundle, as Pathogen is older. However after an extensive use of Vundle, it's the fastest way to deploy your environment from scratch - or to add, modify or delete a plugin. I really don't troll here -
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robinhood
13y ago
"," is kinda becoming the "default" key for leader. After multiple years of using it, it has become very natural.
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robinhood
13y ago
I would love to know why they have chosen Pathogen instead of Vundle to manage plugins. As hard as I try, I can't see any reasons why Pathogen is greater than Vundle. Can someone enlighten me?