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sirn
12y ago
Pow has a special support for .xip.io domain[1]. If you add `export POW_EXT_DOMAINS=10.0.0.1.nip.io pow` to `~/.powconfig` it should work[2]. I haven't tried this myself though. [1]: https://github.com/basecamp&#x
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12y ago
Testing web page with custom subdomain in a mobile devices, passing a test URL to co-workers, etc. I did this a lot, even though I have my own DNS server setup for this purpose in my own LAN, I could see myself using this if I don't al
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12y ago
I found its internal working quite interesting: $ dig 127.0.0.1.xip.io ;; ANSWER SECTION: 127.0.0.1.xip.io. 403 IN CNAME 9zlhb.xip.io. 9zlhb.xip.io. 405 IN A 127.0.0.1 Returning C
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12y ago
Source Code Pro and Inconsolata-dz would be nice. :-) I'm definitely not using GitHub Enterprise. From what I've seen in the connection log, pull requests from repo with issues disabled are completely missing. Also thanks for the
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12y ago
I've been playing around with it for few minutes and it looks promising. Few things I think it would be nice for the app to have: - Comment preview. - Symbol row on top of keyboard (such as ` and Markdown symbols.) - Font selection for
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12y ago
> They're only capable of hiding ads on the page. This point is untrue, at least in Safari, there is beforeload event and canLoad[1] function for preventing content from being loaded at all, not just hiding it after it is loaded. h
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13y ago
February is using a special suffix, "-phan". Both "-khom" and "-yon" means "come" or "arrival". Since our month names are basically a Zodiac in Hindu astrology, "Mokkarakhom" could
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13y ago
Interesting, I never thought of this problem before. In Thai, all month names are suffix with a word indicating number of days in a month. For example, "-khom" in "Mokkarakhom" (January) indicates 31 days, where "-y
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13y ago
I've seen MikroTik router mentioned on HN quite few times, and have been wondering how is it better compared to say, Broadcom-based routers running OpenWRT/Tomato/DD-WRT. Could you clarify why? (I've looked at RB750GL, w
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13y ago
As author of Safari User CSS extension[1], most of support email I've ever got are from non-developers. There are many kind I can recall, from those who simply want to adjust font sizes of a site permanently, to following tutorials on
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13y ago
UX is one major problem with Persona. I built a small site that used Persona a while back (without offering any other login choices) and most user can't figure out how to sign up . Facebook login as a separate brand works because user
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13y ago
> So nowadays to Apple innovation means to increase fps from 59 to 60? It is a joke at Blink removing CSS Regions' 10k LOC for mobile performance. > Shadow DOM might be really, really useful for millions of developers building or
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13y ago
Bonus if you have Back To My Mac enabled! Back To My Mac will enable Wide Area Bonjour and do all the necessary port forwarding (via UPnP/NAT-PMP and private IPv6 network between your Macs), as long as all machines are logged into the
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Blip.tv Deletes Python Content
(holdenweb.blogspot.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
It is looking at User-Agent header for "Windows NT\ ?\d\.\d" string and only listed known recent Windows NT versions (from Windows XP), otherwise it will return "Windows 8.1". Tested this with: curl -H "User-A
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13y ago
Is there any scenario where Fn+Backspace can't be used for the Delete key?
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13y ago
I don't think this is quite what I want to say, what I meant to say was that using @extend will increase the number of CSS selectors by the number of selector it extends to when compiled (including nested selectors.) For example, .form
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13y ago
The biggest problem of using @extend this way is that it makes the CSS file grow really _really_ fast. I’ve done things in similar way in the past in a medium-sized project (though with Blueprint and custom utility styles since Bootstrap do
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13y ago
>Getting a work permit in Thailand is very very difficult. Foreign owned businesses have to employ Thai citizens and require silly amounts of registered capital deposited in Thai banks. It's marginally easier if you are an American.
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13y ago
> Most Thais can get by with $500 USD. As local, I can confirm this. Though it was roughly three years ago, ~$400 a month back then could get me a very comfortable life in outer area of Bangkok (Onnut), this includes an apartment with to
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13y ago
In iOS7, menu transparency that blur the content below it give a sense of depth in a similar way drop shadows do. UI elements are in the top layer, with content in the lower layer. Parallax in the home screen is also there to add depth, as
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Thailand to monitor LINE traffic
(nationmultimedia.com)
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13y ago
For those who upgraded and still see the old scrollbar: despite what Beta Release Note said, Lion-style scrollbar is not in this release due to regression. It will be available in Firefox 24 instead[1]: >The new scrollbars has been dis
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13y ago
One possible problem with withdraw later is that you're subjected to 2.5% conversion fee if you're not withdraw to US bank account. In the end some international user will need to pay PayPal about $15 to get refund.
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13y ago
Instead of just saying it's abysmal, could you be a little more specific? I've been using Firefox inspector for few months and still don't found the new WebKit Inspector to be lacking at all (except the lack of Responsive Mod
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13y ago
Actually, they do that for all non-WebKit browsers. Firefox Mobile get this too.
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13y ago
Not sure about other features, but for Compressed Memory, there's zRam[1] in Linux that does something similiar if not the same thing. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZRam
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13y ago
I have seen a $780 purchase in one of my card (which is only used online in App Store, PayPal, Amazon and Linode) on April 27th. I dispute the purchase and request reissue of the card immediately. Since I also use this card physically few t
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This even works smoothly on my HTC One X (International) running Firefox Aurora with only occasional frame drop. Amazing.
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13y ago
My favorite: /.\@.*\../ It should be similar to your version, but only matches just enough parts that require for email validation (i.e. "o@example.c" part of foo@example.com).
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