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by simonz05 14y ago
Still feel this is missing the preciseness of former google code search. It doesn't respect many of the symbols common in programming languages. Here is an example. The query "format(args" will match "func formatArgs(args", but not "func fo
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by simonz05 14y ago
Main navigation doesn't work in Chromium Version 23.0.1271.91 (167501) due to a floating error. "Featured Sites" doesn't fit on the nav.
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by simonz05 14y ago
I wish they simply fixed their regular code search. It has never worked and is one of the features I miss. Russ Cox's Google Code Search was an excellent example of how this should look like, to bad it's gone as well.
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by simonz05 14y ago
I was looking for something like this (today) to keep some database passwords I need from time to time in git without storing them in plain-text. Thanks for solving another man's problem.
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by simonz05 14y ago
Just came home from work on my bicycle in Copenhagen. Didn't know we had superhighway's. I understand the effort of trying to make the long distance routes more pleasant, though. We have another problem however, which is that the inner city
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by simonz05 14y ago
This feature exists at distro-level package managers. Why should Redis solve this as well?
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by simonz05 14y ago
I guess my problem, as a consumer, is that I never expect to actually to be able to buy a Google hardware product. Compared to a hardware company like Apple, I know I can go to my local store to get that fancy device I just heard about on t
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by simonz05 14y ago
How does Google manage to only have one retailer who actually sells the device in Europe. It feels as if every time they [Google] introduce something new and cool (phone, computer ...) it is only available for a selected few. Then when we a
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by simonz05 14y ago
Creating a simple editor which works, seems to be quiet hard, judging based on all the horrible examples we have of existing ones. Hopefully, they'll keep it clean and don't add many new features.
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by simonz05 14y ago
> Feature request - ability to add 'notes' to a document. I'd imagine these as toggleable divs that would be able to be inserted anywhere in the doc, then made visible or not by toggling a class. When 'on' the visible portion would just
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by simonz05 14y ago
Lovely. Looking forward to it.
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by simonz05 14y ago
What about us Euro JavaScript junkies? Are we not entitled to a text version of the talk, maybe in the form of a HN comment. Are we not!?
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by simonz05 14y ago
> Would Gnome 2 -> XFCE or Gnome 2 -> Gnome Classic not make more sense? In my experience, the more minimal window managers such as XFCE, Open Box and so on required lots of configuration to get right. Furthermore, they don't gi
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by simonz05 14y ago
Look at github.com/robots.txt and you'll see there is no bingbot listed there. I'm not sure if this affects the result in your query, but it might well just be a case of bing respecting a robots.txt file.
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by simonz05 15y ago
Growing up on the Norwegian country side. We walked or went by bike in the summer. In the winter we went by ski or "spark" [1]. I remember on Saturday's we were allowed to go to the closest grocery store for candy. This was 4 km away. The t
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by simonz05 16y ago
I cant see how adding such a wast amount of features makes the API cleaner. You made the library more complex than what it already was. Fixing Fabric should in my opinion be done, not in a backwards compatible way, but by forking it and tak