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sirn
11y ago
SEEKING WORK / Bangkok, Thailand / Remote (UTC+0700) I'm a web developer native to Bangkok, Thailand with experience in Python (Pyramid, Flask, Twisted), Ruby (Rails, Sinatra) and other web-related technologies. I also do Clo
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11y ago
There's an interview with Phil Schiller a while back[1] that explains where Apple is going with their line of products. Quoting from the article: > "The job of the watch is to do more and more things on your wrist so that you d
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11y ago
Slight correction, `exit` in IRB is actually not the same as `Kernel.exit` (as IRB actually allow IRB sessions to be nested, using `Kernel.exit` would quit the whole program rather than just the current session). It is actually an alias of
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11y ago
I tried to register for Gun.io and the first thing they want me to do is to write proposal to see if I could communicate, for skillsets that I don't have in a field that I have no knowledge of (GRE over IPSec). I make another try and n
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11y ago
There's also The Platinum Searcher (pt) which add support for searching SHIFT_JIS and EUC-JP files and about as fast as ag. https://github.com/monochromegane/the_platinum_searcher
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11y ago
It stopped working once the calculator is switched to Programmer mode (Cmd+3).
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11y ago
About CJK, at first I think there need to be a proper support for vertical writing layout and support for turning pages from right-to-left[1]. Hyphen currently seems to be handling vertical writing quite fine (but it is using default sans-s
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11y ago
I tried the full version and like how the app looks and works so far. The app seems to support ePub3 also (Marvin only supported ePub2 and Gerty is too social to my taste.) I have few feedbacks: - I wish the page doesn't fade when swit
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11y ago
There seems to be Hyphenation support but not on by default. (I downloaded and tried.)
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11y ago
> I never really liked such as the inability to search for text within the page You can actually find in page by typing a keyword in the address bar. There will be an "On this page" section at the bottom of the suggestion list,
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11y ago
Have you looked at Pale Moon[1]? They're known to be stripping out a lot of components from core browser (no Australis or even Tab Group, though the latter is available as an addon). Biggest weak point is the lack of non-Windows build,
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11y ago
> The two biggest missing features are persistence and search. At very least for the persistence part, there is a proposal to add CHATHISTORY batch type[1] to IRCv3 which should allow the server to replay chat history on join (or on requ
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11y ago
AFAIK, they were considering to change the versioning scheme because the old scheme is becoming too confusing. The old scheme (PyPy 2.x) resembles Python 2 versioning too much (PyPy 2.6 vs. Python 2.7) and may cause confusion that PyPy vers
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11y ago
FIX often standardize everyone's favorite custom fields after few years. The problem is that nobody is upgrading yet keep adding custom fields to their implementation, even worse sometimes back-porting tags from newer version but in in
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11y ago
There is 1Password Windows Modern Alpha[1] which so far looks very promising. It's still not very suitable for a day to day use though. (Screenshot: click "Getting started" in the forum, then "Windows 10 Store") [1]
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11y ago
Olympus Air[1] perhaps? [1]: http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/air-a01.html
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11y ago
It's called "Tsumige" (積みゲー). It shares the same "Tsun" as Tsundoku in the form of "Tsumi" (積む/積み, stacking up) and means games that keep stacking up and never been played or finished.
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11y ago
Yes, in that case it would still be Bob Smith.
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11y ago
One of many things I love about SQLAlchemy (or could I say the data mapper pattern) is that it doesn't try to map the column of underlying schema one-to-one to the object model. This pattern allow for much more flexibility for building
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11y ago
Not the OP, but I'm also not really a fan of subscription model of any software products even though I'm OK with paying for upgrades every year. With subscription model I no longer own the software the moment I stopped paying, eve
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11y ago
I'm not sure how it works at Google, but adding a random query string usually helps because of how proxy servers handle caching. Proxy servers usually treat an URL with different query string as different resource and cache them separa
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11y ago
The new one probably not populated to all their location yet, but adding a random query string does the trick. https://www.google.com/favicon.ico?newlogo (I'm seeing a four-colors capitalize G.)
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11y ago
Unfortunately the View Pocket List menu entry in Bookmarks menu cannot easily be removed. (It is there even with browser.pocket.enabled set to false). Fortunately for me that I don't access the Bookmarks menu too often to be annoyed by
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11y ago
There are people who are not using A.D. as their calendar year. In this case, it's much less confusing to have a drop down. If the site is primarily US or EU-based, there won't be much of a problem, but in SEA this is rather probl
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11y ago
I think Vimperator/Pentadactyl with Panorama (aka Firefox's Tab Group) might fit this requirement. Currently I have two Panorama groups, general and work. I can use Ctrl-N/Ctrl-P to switch between each tabs in the group, and
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11y ago
Sorry for late reply. We're also looking for Business Development and Technical/Fraud Support if you're interest. :-)
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11y ago
BANGKOK, THAILAND / ON SITE / VISA / FULL TIME Omise, Co., Ltd ( https://www.omise.co ) is currently looking for a full-stack Ruby on Rails developer and a UX designer. We're an international team passionate ab
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11y ago
I don't think so. I'm using the default settings. The filter come from the default uBlock filters (the very recently-updated one, as it was added yesterday.)
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Slightly unrelated, I clicked the link and saw this: http://i.imgur.com/OpbdFfs.png Apparently this is done by the uBlock Origin's own "uBlock Filters"[1][2] with this reason: # http://libregr
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> I saw very little in Apple's offering that was differentiated from Spotify There is one big difference: Apple Music will be available in my country. Apple's ability to launch 100 countries (as stated in WWDC) within a year is
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