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by shuzchen 15y ago
If you've got your php code and static assets in the same repo, then it's generally easiest to have php and nginx run as the same user that owns the files in that repo. php needs access to those file to parse/run them, and nginx needs acce
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by shuzchen 15y ago
I can attest to this. My wife has a Nexus S and got the upgrade some time ago.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
Now I'm depressed.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
I personally moved my Linodes to SL from CentOS (since Linode doesn't offer SL image, you start with centos base, switch mirrors, do update - pretty painless) after CentOS took forever getting it's 6.0 version out. It wasn't that CentOS too
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by shuzchen 15y ago
I dunno. Unless you seriously know what you want to do, I feel like it'll be a waste of time. If you don't already have a very good idea about what you want to do, college is the place where you should discover that. Looking back, I had no
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by shuzchen 15y ago
You can pretty much make a package for any distro on the planet to be installed using the default package manager. This isn't unique to Ubuntu LTS.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
The best distro for web dev is the one that most closely matches your production server.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
I use the MDN (#4 on the list) a lot. I only wish there was (or, I only wish I knew the name of...) a support-matrix site for javascript like there is for css (quirksmode.org). Some topics in MDN have that info, but not all (and when it d
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by shuzchen 15y ago
I agree. I have to use the web based interface whenever I'm on Linux. I'd really like to see a native client.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
How are any of these reasons that HipChat is "about to be ruined"? Both of those are huge products, and afaict were developed by Atlassian - not acquired. Atlassian has made two big acquisitions that I know of (Bitbucket, SourceTree), and
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by shuzchen 15y ago
http://www.ted.com/pages/registration Look at "Price of Attendance"
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by shuzchen 15y ago
Chrome team: we did UX research and found it doesn't hurt, but actually helps! User feedback: we did no UX research and just believe based on our own opinion that this is bad. Plzchangeback
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by shuzchen 15y ago
datetime check feature added!
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by shuzchen 15y ago
$1k also sounds cheap for an image slider, assuming that it was made from scratch, tailored for the client's specific purposes and had all the related issues (cross browser, graceful fallback, etc etc) taken care of. If the task could've be
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by shuzchen 15y ago
That's a great suggestion, but the js snippet does not rely on any external toolkit that would make cross-browser text fading easy to do. Everything it needs to work it provides for itself. It's not even minified but ends up 1.7KB gzipped
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by shuzchen 15y ago
I've got a lot of faith in varnish, so I'm pretty sure things should hold up on this end. However, yes, if you are worried about relying on an external resource by all means curl/wget/whatever the js file and server it up yourself. You ju
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by shuzchen 15y ago
With the new push there is now a secret undocumented sopablackout_srsbzns=true flag you can set if you want the blackout to never go away.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
Here we go. Ended up a commit where I fixed a typo related to that wasn't merged in yet. It should be all good! Thanks for the support!
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by shuzchen 15y ago
In my testing it does. If you've set that option and it doesn't look any different, then perhaps the element you're attaching to is the full size of the page? The attach-to-element feature is for people who say, only wanted to cover the h
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by shuzchen 15y ago
Author of the js side here. I'll definitely look into seeing how much extra bulk will be needed for this. We're trying to keep the file as small as possible and generally as cross-browser friendly as possible.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
This is pretty cool. My wish-list of typographic features were kerning and alternate glyphs, both of which are on this list. However, I'm still hoping for the day when we get a real baseline grid.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
I generally reserve ligatures to body text, in cases where it improves readibility. I don't know if anybody actually uses ligatures for headers.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
While I don't disagree about the point regarding the relationship between line count and bug count, I'm very wary of this move because they still haven't solved the issue on how to debug CoffeeScript with all your error messages being repor
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by shuzchen 15y ago
Looks like markdown and a sinatra based presentation framework. See the code at: https://github.com/kennethreitz/python-for-humans
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by shuzchen 15y ago
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned anything about CJK glyphs. I still use Droid Sans as my terminal font, both because I like to program in it and that it had really good CJK support. I haven't read anything mentioned about that with Robo
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by shuzchen 15y ago
If they controlled for it, the results from the mixed-gender groups should be more applicable assuming an normal distribution of attractiveness. That doesn't run contradictory to the hypothesis that a non-normal distribution (that is, skew
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by shuzchen 15y ago
Don't be root until you need to.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
This is totally cool. I applaud these efforts. That said, I'm more interested in switching to pypy than to py3 at the moment.
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by shuzchen 15y ago
It's true, the docs aren't exactly good (and there are like, 3 versions of it floating around - which one to reference?). But it doesn't sound like you've actually used Dojo. It's neither big, complicated or bloated. Things ARE modularize
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by shuzchen 15y ago
So I should heed a warning based on a conclusion arrived at entirely using conjecture? Thanks for that.

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