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Is Bootstrap development starting to stall?
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Whoa, this must be relatively recent. As recently as 6 months ago, the instructions on your website explicitly said that if you had a Dropcam you had to plug into USB. I desperately tried to find another option to no avail.
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I have been incredibly frustrated with how they acquired Dropcam and completely killed not only the soul of the company, but real features the existing devices already had. The setup process for the Dropcam was absolutely magical. You plug
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10y ago
That voice in the last segment sounded like Rod Serling to my ears.
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10y ago
I ride through the absolutely horrible streets of midtown Manhattan and I have gone down a couple times, one time where I was digging dirt out of my palms. But really, I think if you are smart about your speed and keep your eyes on the road
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10y ago
I am extremely pleased by this outcome. Though Google is a for-profit company, the service they bring the world by making those books available for the world to view is outstanding.
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Challenge to Google Books Is Declined by Supreme Court
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11y ago
Remember the good old days when the Dropcam had a practically-magical Bluetooth 4.0 config process and when the Dropcam Pro was sold as a 1080p device? Then Nest acquired them, released the Nest camera which was basically just the same devi
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11y ago
I feel like TempleOS has a lot of parallels to Dr Bronner's Soap. That's the only soap I use as bodywash in the shower. ;-)
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11y ago
But it's not idiomatic Ruby. It's most basic issue is using camelCase method names. Definitely cool stuff though.
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11y ago
And here's the relevant snippet from Client/Frontend/Browser/Browser.swift: func createWebview() { if webView == nil { assert(configuration != nil, "Create webview can only be called once&q
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11y ago
Whois Lookup: Domain Name:DOLEKEMP96.ORG Domain ID: D98201782-LROR Creation Date: 2003-05-27T14:15:22Z Updated Date: 2015-08-11T19:32:00Z Cute.
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11y ago
This is wonderful to read. I really sincerely hope this technology can open up hundreds of more scrolls to be read. It grieves me to think of how much knowledge has been lost due to scribes not getting around to copying texts.
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12y ago
Here's an interesting post at the CDC on this very topic: http://blogs.cdc.gov/niosh-science-blog/2014/04/09/sound-app...
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12y ago
I just came here to say the same. You can accomplish the first two chart styles quite easily, though the last might be a bit more involved.
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12y ago
Neat videos! Have you considered adding media enclosures to your RSS feed so it is a podcast? I usually watch videos like these on the go.
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12y ago
Thanks for linking to that PDF! Very interesting read!
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12y ago
I love it! I want to see something like this for the iPad. I could also imagine a Soundcloud + Spotify + Github hybrid playlist site where you could actually present your creation for people to play in a playlist format.
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13y ago
I agree. This was a beautiful illustration of our solar system. I especially liked the running narrative. ;-)
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13y ago
I do the same but with one twist for better results. I go to Google and search like this: site:reddit.com start a garden Google is a much better Reddit search than Reddit is.
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13y ago
This is the direction I steer all my customers these days. Then in the user's account screen I let the user see a list of their device authorizations and they can individually delete those... I really think tokens are the way to go in
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13y ago
I completely agree. Documentaries will barrage you with facts and "facts" then start building logical cases on the information they have just given you while you haven't had a chance to evaluate whether the initial facts are
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This one is by far my favorite. But the one just posted is very cool too. :)
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13y ago
Brilliant video! The app looks really interesting but like others I'm a little concerned about the security of something like this...
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13y ago
It can also be forked on Github: https://github.com/Diogenesthecynic/FullScreenMario
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13y ago
My favorite shell trick (not in the link) is this: ~- Tilde-hyphen expands to the previous directory you were in, and of course "cd -" returns you to your previous directory, so I put them together all the time. Here's an exa
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13y ago
Be proud. I have been showing Luna around and it has been met with nearly universal praise. One of my friends switched his Ubuntu desktop within 24 hours and won't stop going on about how amazed he is how everything just works, how cle
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13y ago
I second this. My friend kept suggesting I switch from Greg to ack. I searched for it and found ag and fell in love with it's speed. That same friend has now switched too.
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Ah. Maybe consider a FreeBSD jail with a union mounted filesystem if you can get away with using a non-Apple (GNUstep/GCC?) toolchain. The teardown on a jail is as fast as the chroot syscall. ;-) Or even better, use ZFS snapshots as your sa
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13y ago
Have you considered ccache? http://ccache.samba.org/ You could also roll your own in a very few lines of code. Maybe even have the output of the program, not the compiled code, be the content of the hashed file, assuming you aren't readin
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