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by sikhnerd 10y ago
In the past on os x I've converted them to a movie and used SaveHollywood[1] to make them into a screensaver, then used the trick outlined here[2] to make that into the active desktop background. I stopped because it used quite a bit o
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by sikhnerd 10y ago
I second this. I recently made a simple command line tool for my coworkers using several of the same libraries used here, but this is so much cleaner and better organized than what I threw together. Definitely will be reviewing this codebas
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Pyze | Senior Backend Developers | Redwood City, CA | Full-Time | Onsite, VISA considered We are a growing and fully funded company that just launched out of Beta this week and seek to hire our seventh employee. We're looking for someo
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Hey guys, super excited to finally post this as we just launched. We provide a BI suite for mobile analytics that is really easy to use, would love any feedback on the product or anything else.
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Pyze – Growth Intelligence for Every App(pyze.com)
3 points by sikhnerd 11y ago|1 comments
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Mirroring my sibling comment here, but thanks for the detailed note on how to get rid of the bright white title bar :) As far as resizing goes, I would suggest using one of the many pseudo tiling window managers available on mac. I strongly
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Thanks so much for pointing out the ability to hide the titlebar entirely, as I have the same pet peeve :) I would suggest using one of the many pseudo tiling window managers to resize your windows so you don't have that problem. I str
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Pretty much disagree entirely. I've found being in these open source channels 24/7 extremely valuable as have many others. Seems like the author is railing against the fact that dealing with notifications may be difficult, but luc
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Pyze | Senior Backend Developers | Redwood City, CA | Full-Time | Onsite, VISA considered We are a growing and fully funded company seeking to hire our seventh employee, and looking for someone who cares about making a huge impact in helpin
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
I've been using a similar script for years and found it very useful - http://denilson.sa.nom.br/prettyping/
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
I was curious what the readme was referring to, this[0] apparently is the macrumors post and tool[1] this is a response to. [0] http://www.macrumors.com/2015/09/29/a9-chip-split-tsmc-samsu... [1] http:/
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Made a quick recording of the game: http://sikhnerd.com/junk/sidemo.html
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9263193
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Here[1] is a nice 5-minute 2008 video on the same topic. And a 2011 NYT article[2] also points out some of the challenges they have faced. This 2012 article [3] has some nice pictures [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frOl
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Do you have any data supporting that? I genuinely was under the impression that the number of sites actively using SNI was quite low.
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Does not appear to be a session-breaking update. I just updated with no ill effects.
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
Zoneminder[1] is FOSS and pretty good, it's not pretty but very much gets the job done, and is fairly hackable. [1] http://www.zoneminder.com/
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by sikhnerd 11y ago
This looks great! FYI, the demo site link is broken (missing a : )
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
I found a high quality copy I had downloaded: http://sikhnerd.com/downloaded_vids/02-gary-bernhardt.mp4 (703M)
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
Site appears down for me. archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20150215195350/http://www.joshba... Google Cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1XzrZ3...
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
awk, grep, sed, ag, cut, sort,etc for most of the stuff. Elasticsearch, logstash, kibana for more complex queries
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
Freebsd has this Quickstart Guide for Linux Users[1] which is somewhat helpful. [1] https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/linux-users/
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
The Model M is absolutely fantastic, if you've never used a proper mechanical keyboard you really should. I'm significantly more productive coding or general writing on my MX-Blues then the chiclet keyboard of my Macbook - it&#x27
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
Looks really cool and well done, though I'm failing to see the value this adds vs using standard user access controls and a regular old terminal multiplexer like tmux or screen. You can even get the same usage model very easy by doing
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
Created a PR for a basic table of contents, I can see this being pretty useful when the need arises.
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
Doesn't appear that you can actually sign up to learn, keep getting error that I have not selected a language tag
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
For me, the bigger idea to tiling wm, or these psuedo tiling wm is that I never have to use mouse to move/resize/shuffle windows. I too initially missed that feature when I first started using a tiling wm, but that quickly went aw
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
This is the expected behavior of pipes[0]. A quick look at Lists [1] clears up how you can control this a little better (+Job Control). jamesdutc also linked to sponge, which may suit your usecase as well. [0] https://www.gnu.
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
Beautiful, surprisingly few people in the shot. Since I only found 3-4 in a few minutes, I guess it's hot outside :)
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by sikhnerd 12y ago
Highly relevant if you're interested in learning these, or are bad about remember all the random keys in disparate apps is CheatSheet: http://www.cheatsheetapp.com/CheatSheet/ Pop up that shows available keyboard

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