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uggedal
17y ago
Sounds similar to my setup: Arch Linux, dwm, vim, urxvt, tmux.
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uggedal
17y ago
You should provide an alternative to the "reply to confirm" over http. Just a link with the same secret. I find it easier to click those than to reply via mail, since I'm back at the originating application after I've clicked the link. Thin
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uggedal
17y ago
It's behaving a bit too much like the desktop version: http://ugg.is/docs.com.fail.png
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uggedal
17y ago
If you do this, you can escape the time or notification limitations which the notification services use to segment their customers into “hobbyists” and "enterprises who have an awful lot of money to spend to make sure nothing breaks." Ano
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uggedal
17y ago
My point: Writing 5000 lines of code in higher level languages takes more than 15 seconds.
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uggedal
17y ago
Added Codaset to the article.
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17y ago
$ ~/dev/wasitup cloc . 85 text files. 84 unique files. 20 files ignored. http://cloc.sourceforge.net v 1.08 T=0.5 s (130.0 files/s, 12730.0 lines/s) ------------------------
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17y ago
Added Beanstalk. Due to their restrictions on private repository count my conclusion is unchanged.
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uggedal
17y ago
The major factor was repository count. I eliminated all providers with restrictions on the amount of private repositories before comparing the remaining providers across disk space.
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uggedal
17y ago
Trust me, I wish I could afford to use Github. But with the twenty-something private repositories I have now I'd be shelling out $50 a month. I find this a bit pricey considering that these private repositories probably takes less than 50MB
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Comparison of DVCS hosting - Github, Bitbucket, Assembla, Unfuddle, Kiln & more
(journal.uggedal.com)
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17y ago
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Cassandra 0.6 released
(blogs.apache.org)
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The Importance of Doodling
(iampaddy.com)
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uggedal
17y ago
So that I can more easily locate a property.
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uggedal
17y ago
my most useful css technique: sort properties alphabeticaly within a selector.
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17y ago
Take a look at http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/MemtableThresholds and http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/ArchitectureOverview#Write_... for the specifics.
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uggedal
17y ago
Paypal shows icons of all major credit card companies below the credit card number field. When you start typing the non-matching card types gets grayed out.
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uggedal
17y ago
21/25 with SQL, Assembly, Actionscript, and Delphi missing. What happened to Smalltalk?
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uggedal
17y ago
The text is still readable by bots. Turn off CSS on the demo page.
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Google Summer of Code 2010 is now accepting applications from organizations
(socghop.appspot.com)
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uggedal
17y ago
LaTeX gives you great defaults and can yield truly beautiful results if you put in some time: http://www.duo.uio.no/sok/work.html?WORKID=81971&lang=en Edit: source code of this thesis in LaTeX can be found here: http://bitbucket.org/
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uggedal
17y ago
Like http://pinboard.in - "Social bookmarking for introverts"
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NoSQL EU Conference (April 20-22 in London)
(nosqleu.com)
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Django Pony: A Retrospective
(djangoadvent.com)
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17y ago
You could find alternative ways to cover your hosting costs. I'm covering all hosting for http://wasitup.com with referrals (245 pending at the moment) I've gotten for people signing up to Linode after I wrote this performance comparison
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17y ago
The artifacts created with this tools looks exactly like those created with Balsamiq...
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The appendices of the CSS specification are in alphabetical order
(diveintomark.org)
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17y ago
I'm sitting in our 10.000 lines (don't ask) stylesheet as we speak and the only thing keeping my sane is indenting and grouping (which the indenting gives your for free) of related styles.
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17y ago
Simple text files works even better if you check them in to a DVCS like Mercurial og Git. History of deleted items and instant replication between computers.
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17y ago
The tip about indenting your CSS based on the hierarchy of the DOM it styles is key. I've done this for a few years now and it makes coming back to a stylesheet to make some changes a lot easier. Another tip I've found useful: sort your pro
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