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by slang800 12y ago
`ace_editor` is almost certainly referring to http://ace.c9.io/ ... but the JS component isn't loaded on the page.
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by slang800 12y ago
> I wish they wouldn't attach themselves to the sublime brand They aren't claiming to be associated with Sublime - they're saying that they're trying to make something _like_ Sublime. And that is actually a pretty goo
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by slang800 12y ago
It looks like it's just a set of rules for major sites rather than some heuristic applied to all sites. But since it's open source, contributing rules for more obscure sites should be easy. Source here: https://github.c
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by slang800 12y ago
you can read the logic here: https://github.com/typpo/ad-detector/blob/master/src/rules.j...
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by slang800 12y ago
Oh, nice! I was thinking of something that would blend into the frame of the laptop, making itself unnoticable (unlike a post-it note - which would look rather ugly). But having that message would probably appeal even more because at that p
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by slang800 12y ago
Using a sticker sounds like a great idea - it would be vastly thinner than any 3d-printed clip, and cheaper too. You might even be able to muffle the mic with one (but I haven't tested that). You could probably even market stickers lik
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by slang800 12y ago
> I don't like windows being behind other windows. Same here, except I switched to Ubuntu-GNOME and used [ShellScape]( https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/294/shellshape/ ) to automate window resizin
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by slang800 12y ago
I used to be purely a freelancer, but recently got hired by an agency. I've moved between text editors over the years, from Eclipse to Komodo to Sublime Text 2 to ST3 and finally to Atom (with the most time spent on Sublime Text). Atom
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by slang800 12y ago
I would actually think that providing hosting to Popcorn Time would be positive PR: people who contribute to Popcorn Time would spend the most time interacting with Stash and are unlikely to be morally opposed to Popcorn Time. While people
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by slang800 12y ago
> This thinking is ridiculous, and doesn't really appear in any other industry. Do you care whether your accountant's idea of an enjoyable Friday night is sitting at home making more spreadsheets? Would you demand that your eye
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by slang800 12y ago
The descriptions of "hacking" techniques were cringe-worthy, the character development was just about non-existent, and the plot was pretty basic. However, I liked that they spent some time trying to explain why privacy is importa
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by slang800 12y ago
In addition they would be ridiculously expensive to manufacture if the fins were only on the outside. Normally cookware is made on a lathe ( http://youtu.be/8uuFWzkRcAg?t=1m12s ) or a press from sheet metal. So, if you have a
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by slang800 12y ago
Similar to cPanel, but open source, and has a much more modern design... I like it - might have to try it out later.
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by slang800 12y ago
I actually never realized that quarters were needed for laundry. All the laundry machines I've ever used have been card-operated or free. I've _seen_ coin-op laundry machines at laundromats (just from walking by) but I assumed the
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by slang800 12y ago
This would be really nice if you could encode the file paths and globstring being tested in the URL itself. Then links to specific test cases on globtester could be passed around easily.
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by slang800 12y ago
The 2300USD listing is from some separate seller called "Stork Group", not Whitelines. And they describe it as "Brand new and unread!", so they probably have no idea what the item is.
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by slang800 12y ago
I don't get why people are so appalled by this. Given rule 34 we can assume that sites like this will pop up eventually. I would understand if people were upset by a legitimate organization in the tech industry promoting the use of thi
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by slang800 12y ago
Do your sites get "hacked" frequently, or are you just really interested in finding and dissecting viruses installed into servers?
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by slang800 13y ago
I sympathize with you on this - I've had several videogame addictions over the last few years. Mine were slightly different types of games (like Minecraft and Ingress) but I wasted weeks of time on them. And much like you, my work suff
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by slang800 13y ago
The example in "Ambiguous Code" is ridiculous - if you write CoffeeScript like that then you have much bigger problems. Also, the part in "Classes Are an Illusion" totally fails to mention the fat arrow `=>`, which so
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by slang800 13y ago
Exactly! :D The fork has already begun here: https://github.com/isra17/popcorn-app
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by slang800 13y ago
As you predicted, it looks like the new "official" repo is here: https://github.com/isra17/popcorn-app and people have already begun work on getting it working again.
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by slang800 13y ago
I fail to see the point. What value does GDS add? All of the functions mentioned on that page can already be done through services that are made for those purposes, without needing to tie into a giant monolithic OS. Overall, it really sound
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by slang800 13y ago
Cool idea, I'd love to see this be integrated into the OS at a lower level so whichever window is active is given dominance over the minimized windows (presumably the music player). That way, you wouldn't have to use heuristics t