tsigo

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by tsigo 15y ago
I'm impressed that it picked up my contributions for which I no longer have the forks in my profile. Is it actually crawling commit logs? Seems neat.
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by tsigo 15y ago
That button is a convenience for the "Hey I fixed a typo in your README"-type changes. Of course for a major feature addition you'll still want to do it the old way, which is obviously still possible.
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by tsigo 15y ago
Even knowing that the links at the bottom of the page are blogs that are already using your thing, "Code Collections" makes no sense as a header. None. How about "Latest blogs powered by Git Code Press"?
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by tsigo 15y ago
Think there might be a typo in your first example. "#element{.boxRadius(radius);}" and the box below it references ".borderRadius(radius)"; is it both?
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by tsigo 15y ago
Looks good; great idea.
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by tsigo 15y ago
Based on a blog post that made the rounds a while ago -- http://tomayko.com/writings/unicorn-is-unix -- Unicorn might be a good read for Ruby-related stuff. https://github.com/defunkt/unicorn
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by tsigo 16y ago
I still stick with GitX, but Tower[1] looked pretty cool during its beta. [1] http://www.git-tower.com/
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by tsigo 16y ago
Looks like their Twitter account is getting cleaned up, so they're at least aware of it now.
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by tsigo 16y ago
It didn't take long for someone to use that vulnerability to open up the entire server. People are posting from the @phpfog Twitter account and someone posted the entire codebase: http://twitter.com/#!/communistcake/status/4934029867707596
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by tsigo 16y ago
I haven't used PHP heavily in about 2 years, but it surprises me that at this point there's not a configuration setting that negates the need for the opening PHP tag and instead just treats everything in a .php file as php. I doubt anyone u
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by tsigo 16y ago
So after reading this I signed up. First thing I did was add the bookmarklets to my Chrome Bookmarks Bar, went to something I wanted to Bookmark, hit the bookmarklet and... nothing. Chrome blocked the pop-up. And to show it I have to enable
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by tsigo 16y ago
Is your GitHub repo a bit behind the live site? I'm noticing you can go to nodrr.com/some_username and view a user's messages, but I don't see anything in the code that provides that route.
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by tsigo 16y ago
"How excited will the stars Twitter seeks to get onboard be when they find out how easy it is for strangers to hijack their identities?" I had to read that sentence like five times in order for it to make sense.
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by tsigo 16y ago
This person's entire argument is "I was outside a McDonald's, an employee looked at me oddly, and then I was arrested by police. Obviously McDonald's ratted me out." Uh, what?
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by tsigo 16y ago
The list on that pastebin is only a sample of what they bothered to crack themselves (easy passwords like "password" and "qwerty"). The torrent posted in another comment contains the entire database.
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by tsigo 16y ago
The funny thing is, I actually switched to using a Mac as a full-time development platform specifically for TextMate, and a few months after doing so, I discovered the joys of Vim and haven't looked back. There was a time where I would have