skimmas

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by skimmas 13y ago
I'm really sorry that makernews does not have a "lame" layout like hackernews. On hackernews I can scan for interesting articles really really fast, on makernews it's SLOW. Also the design elements while cute might not a
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by skimmas 13y ago
Nice work. I think I might have found a bug: Scalling the brush on the white board doesn't seem to work. (on my keyboard that would be alt+8 and alt+9).
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by skimmas 13y ago
Nice technical acomplishements but... what's the point? Why not going outside and taking a picture? I know a few ways to answer this but none of them really makes sense to me.
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by skimmas 13y ago
" He could even get a lawyer. "
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by skimmas 13y ago
running rsync every 2 seconds on a medium/large project might be a little intense since it compares each file looking for changes.
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by skimmas 13y ago
While I can see how this can be useful, that means you'll constantly breaking things on the development server while you're writing code/testing. When working on projects alone I prefer to have a simple script that runs rsync
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by skimmas 13y ago
you're not alone
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by skimmas 13y ago
+1 for that. I would rather donate to debian than ubuntu though
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Ted Nelson, Computers for Cynics — The Myth of Technology (2012)(youtube.com)
3 points by skimmas 13y ago|0 comments
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by skimmas 13y ago
IMHO btSync is a great ideia but the use of random ports makes hard to use in some setups.
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by skimmas 13y ago
put a cloud in your pocket and you'll get cold wet pants
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by skimmas 14y ago
I think the design process is completly different from coding, and I don't think the right tools for effective collaboration have already been built. Sometimes I wonder if that's even possible. Design seems to work best when it's a one two
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by skimmas 14y ago
This just great. This would would be great to the ColourLovers gang :P Please implement a click on old colours for further ajustments.
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by skimmas 14y ago
"A good carpenter will crave wood with its own teeth if he can't have good tools." :)
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by skimmas 14y ago
I'm imagining opening an e-mail... marking it as unread because I'll want to read it later, and when I come back it's no longer there because I forgot to press the "DO NOT SELF DESTRUCT!!!" button. I believe we have the exactly right amount
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by skimmas 14y ago
when I looked at the site url the first thing I read was wo-meninas-astronomy, and meninas in portuguese is little girls. Ah :P funny
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by skimmas 14y ago
I just don't see the point of storing my email settings on your servers (even if encripted). I'd rather pay for an application that keeps everything on my device.
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by skimmas 14y ago
What I think would be nice was to setup RPi as a open Wireless network with a captive portal that you could carry with you.
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by skimmas 14y ago
Dear internet please remove share button from the web. From EVERYWHERE. :)
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by skimmas 14y ago
The graphs show both search volume index and news reference volume. While I think your point should be considered, I not sure if those distortions are presented in the graph. Google is still serves as the quick navigation point to get to th
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The Rise and fall Of social Networks(blog.homem-arvore.com)
1 points by skimmas 14y ago|2 comments
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by skimmas 14y ago
"Using cloud based apps may affect your privacy but that is independent of this." Yes, you're probably right. But will ubuntu be developing code for specific apps like gmail and twitter or will that be codded by the web app developers? If i
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by skimmas 14y ago
every time you turn on the computer it will log you in. So there's info sent to the server... As time goes by I'm pretty sure these service providers will find more ways to get more info from you and more useful ways to analyze that data. I
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by skimmas 14y ago
Currently I can only see these as yet another way to lose a little bit of your privacy. But I'm also a debian kind of guy so... :P
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by skimmas 14y ago
Why git? Why not a Wiki?
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by skimmas 15y ago
for a guy that spends most of it's day working on a laptop, I really don't see the need for yet another screen. This google thing just seems an excuse to become a road kill. Multitasking all the time just seems to be incredible tiring. (fro
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by skimmas 15y ago
Yep... I'm having the exact same problem.