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by tangue 7y ago
+ avoid swim paddles. In my club most injuries were due to swim paddles.
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by tangue 7y ago
As a long time Emacs user I was recently shocked to see that everything that needs to be painfully configured in Emacs comes from free with VS Code (I don't feel the need for an IDE for the code I'm producing). But the value of Em
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by tangue 7y ago
For those who missed the joke ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waiting_for_Godot
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by tangue 7y ago
This is the last version of OS X I enjoyed. Fast and stable.
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by tangue 7y ago
From my personal experience you can't. I'm using butter. (for health reason I should use clarified butter I know...) Though I'm not sure that cows are better treated than orangutans
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Carbon-neutral fuel made from sunlight and air(sciencedaily.com)
2 points by tangue 7y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 7y ago
Of course. I thought it was a lost art but it makes sense.
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by tangue 7y ago
I'm curious about the 8% of people using cm as a unit in css...
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by tangue 7y ago
There are some courses on Poynter. One the best material I've seen was '50 writing 'tools' it was a serie of blog posts that are no longer online but you'll have no troubles finding it on the web.
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by tangue 7y ago
Wasn't that what the nefarious Kite extension was trying to do ?
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by tangue 7y ago
If you're using Emacs and are not familiar with double-entry accounting this video is a good introduction : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjoCNRpLanY (it's based on ledger not hledger)
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by tangue 7y ago
True. And it's important not to over-estimate the value of this vote. France had been condemned by the UN for the return of the island of Mayotte to Comoros, New Caledonia is another example. And let's not talk about Palestine and
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AT&T Archives: The Unix Operating System(youtube.com)
2 points by tangue 7y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 7y ago
That's an answer to a question in the House of Lords. It needs to be read between the lines. Government doesn't effectively receive anything but according to the second article cited by Wikipedia, Paul Kane, who originally runned
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by tangue 7y ago
This is why you shouldn't use .io domains. It sounds cool but you're indirectly sponsoring a military base where people were tortured and because of which people were deported.
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The most feared song in jazz, explained [video](youtube.com)
2 points by tangue 7y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 7y ago
Yep they redesigned it so much that I had to do a custom dashboard for a customer (think of it as a glorified counter from the 1990s) and I had to admit that even myself I get lost in Analytics and Adwords
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by tangue 7y ago
We got rid of iframes, flash and WAP/imode. Thankfully we have now <portal>, Flutter and AMP.
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by tangue 7y ago
As I read your article and comments I was thinking that it might be interesting to doing the same tut in VS Code (though org-mode was pretty limited in it the last time I tried). It would feel a bit less awkward for the user and you'll
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by tangue 7y ago
I was a bit shocked to see the author using the gui :) If you're already into Emacs the David O'Toole is better imho https://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/orgtutorial_dto.html
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by tangue 7y ago
Invest in Kotlin. It's been created by Jetbrain and they are showing clear support for it. I can't say the same about Dart. Google won't support Dart, GWT, Angular, Polymer ... eternally. Yes different purpose, tech and ambit
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An economic model for a martian colony of a thousand people(planete-mars.com)
3 points by tangue 7y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 7y ago
"I’ve really been working on FullCalendar for TEN years!? What have I been doing all this time? Just endlessly switching build systems? (Make -> Grunt -> Gulp -> Webpack -> Rollup)" (for those who read the comments bef
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Superpowers, 2D+3D game making for indies. Free and open source(superpowers-html5.com)
2 points by tangue 7y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 7y ago
Me too. As there are only around 602 000 results on Google I suspected it was only used in specific areas and according to the dictionary ("Petit Robert") it originates from Lille.
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by tangue 7y ago
That's interesting. The fun fact is nobody uses QuarkXpress anymore (almost everyone in the design world switched to Indesign) while LaTeX ... is eternal. So wise choice.
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by tangue 7y ago
Ok, I didn't think about it but it might depend on countries. AFAIK only businesses needs token devices to do a wire transfer in Europe - at least in France (for individuals you usually need to register your phone number with your bank
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by tangue 7y ago
I can do that with the website of my bank. Why do you want an app ? For security purposes ? ( true question as I don't understand the need for an app )
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by tangue 7y ago
You're right, on OSX you can brew install sassc
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by tangue 7y ago
Is Plasma Mobile a real os or an Android shell ? I can't figure out by reading their website

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