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by sirn 15y ago
I believe the point here is how Elementary presents itself. If you compare Elementary's discover page with Ubuntu's feature page, the difference is clear. Elementary's page screams I'm clean and simple; their page don't took you to figure o
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by sirn 15y ago
> On Safari, you can only clear all your history. This is wrong. On Safari, you can open Show All History and delete individual visits in your history (just select it and press delete). Or you can just go ahead and delete each date gro
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by sirn 15y ago
How is it different from OpenID, apart from it's not decentralized?
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by sirn 15y ago
Great article. I'm bored, and I surprisingly I found myself doing almost everything described in the article: later arrivals, earlier departures, increased snark or even skipping lunch. I'm in the category of "I'm bored and nobody did anyth
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by sirn 15y ago
Even though the documentation[1] says you need at least 4GB of RAM to build 64-bit PyPy, I've never successfully building PyPy on a 4GB machine. It took about 20 minutes to successfully build on a machine with 8GB RAM, though. [1]: http://
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by sirn 15y ago
My two biggest complaints about Wuala is that its client is written Java and occasionally eats up all my memory (even with -Xmx256m, though I believe this is Java's fault rather than Wuala), the interface is a bit hard to understand and the
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by sirn 15y ago
Your blogpost mentioned using Git with Dropbox was too much of a hassle, could you elaborate why? I want to know since all my private repos are `git init --bare` within Dropbox directory, which works very well so far. What's the main benefi
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by sirn 15y ago
I feel this Flask extension is too small to worth using over py-bcrypt at all; the example in this extension's README is no more different than: import bcrypt pw_hash = bcrypt.hashpw('secret', bcrypt.gensalt()) pw_hash == bcry
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by sirn 15y ago
More info: I'm running exactly what's on this Gist.
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by sirn 15y ago
Slight OT: Is it just me or non-Ruby/NodeJS no longer works on Cedar stack? Cleaning up... -----> Discovering process types ! Heroku push rejected due to an unrecognized error. ! We've been notified, s
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by sirn 16y ago
Ah, thanks. But do installing application from Amazon App Store works that way too?
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by sirn 16y ago
Honest question: how is that any different from firing up App Store and click on "Install"[1]? (Yes, I purchased this on iTunes.) [1]: http://i.imgur.com/KAdEw.png
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by sirn 16y ago
7. I have been using Courier for a while and found its interface to be less annoying than I thought it would. The envelop metaphor makes managing upload destination much more pleasant. You can also use Finder's contextual menu for repetitiv
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by sirn 16y ago
…or without installing anything: $ echo -n 'my@email' |openssl dgst -sha256 d869524229c1e2f6139194fee1aac14f873b008dd0279458cbdfb6b3fbade1d2
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by sirn 16y ago
Chalkboard[1] is equally bad (good?), and is included. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalkboard_(typeface)
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by sirn 16y ago
Slightly related: Japanese "Ten Key" keyboard[1] on iPhone did something similar to this. Keys are mapped to consonants, with each flick direction being vowels. Biggest caveat is that the learning curve is pretty high, since you have to rem
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by sirn 16y ago
I can't remember exactly why, but it has something to do with how tipfy handles WSGI middleware back then (and it was very confusing, since tipfy also call their plugin system a "middleware"), and the framework being a bit too verbose for m
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by sirn 16y ago
I used Flask in two of my currently running apps. It works nicely together. AppEngine limitation never gets in the way, at least not much as running Django on AppEngine.
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by sirn 16y ago
I activated Find My iPhone with iPad and it works on my 3GS.
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by sirn 16y ago
The one created by Leiningen is pretty good. .cake pom.xml *.jar *.war lib classes build
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by sirn 16y ago
If you're registered Wikipedia user, there's a little option[1] in user preferences that suppress display of fundraising banner. [1]: http://cl.ly/1J08203O2C0l0R0x2v3V
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by sirn 16y ago
App Shopper is an App Store price monitor site. Developer's site can be found at: http://mindvirusgames.com/
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by sirn 16y ago
From another source, clicking on link appears to shown a certification error dialog[1]. [1]: http://www.macrumors.com/2010/10/27/new-java-based-malware-t...
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by sirn 16y ago
I don't understand why Chrome don't implement something similar to LocationBar2[1]. It expands to include the protocol when URL bar is focused, and hides the protocol on unfocus. It also tries to make sure text width never changes when prot
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by sirn 16y ago
Extension support is nice, but I'm disappointed by lack of CSS Flexible Box Model[1] support in this release. It is available in WebKit and Gecko for over a year. Only if Opera supports it… [1]: http://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/04/the-css-3-f
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by sirn 16y ago
History API[1]? :) If History API is being used alongside with alanh's method, that would eliminate the links in the wild problem. Flickr's lightbox view[2] is using this method for its AJAX viewing. The biggest holdback is Internet Explore
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by sirn 16y ago
Opera always override default torrent application on my machine. I found it to be easier to just disable Opera's built-in BitTorrent than changing back the default every few days. I wish they have this simple "Use Opera to handle BitTorrent
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by sirn 16y ago
Reminds me of an old JWZ's quote: "Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can." I think all Opera's extra goodies are good only if you expect 75% of function
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by sirn 16y ago
Ping starting to get weird just recently (not sure when, but very recent), before this it was ranged between 160ms and 260ms. Download speed stay the at ~3Mbps as before, though. (Both from Speedtest.net and from SCP to my Linode.)
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by sirn 16y ago
Depending on remote host, but I constantly get about 3Mbps when accessing servers located in US or Japan[1][2][3]. I'm using an old 4Mbps package here (6Mbps upgrade still doesn't available where I live), I'd say pretty good for the price.

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