zalew

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by zalew 13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3056414 linked from the answers
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by zalew 13y ago
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gLrwaXfeLg . this one's better http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMuEagQbk9k
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by zalew 13y ago
> On the other hand, more effective enforcement is probably mostly going to result in a larger ratio of quick-n-dirty tags, making the overall appearance messier, uglier and more vandalised. bingo. back in the day in Poland, the Tricity
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by zalew 13y ago
> Why not go further and put up the train carriage specs/dimensions in an easy to use template online, so you can lay out your design in advance to take account of the windows. such stuff has been available in graffiti shops for decades
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by zalew 13y ago
yeah, I just added the bit about wholecars. well, I don't believe graffiti is a bigger "problem" now than in the 90s when it spread as a subcultural phenomenon around Europe (just like in the 70s-80s in the US). I remember how I was amazed
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by zalew 13y ago
> Graffiti is reported to cost Deutsche Bahn about 7.6m euros (£6.5m; $10m) a year. or leave it alone and it will cost you close to zero and still look better. wholecars ara PITA for travellers so windows need to get cleaned, but I thou
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by zalew 13y ago
probably because 1.5 was the first release that didn't block master branch during the feature freeze period, so work targetting 1.6 was already progressing on master during the 1.5 bugfixing schedule.
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by zalew 13y ago
> USD DOLLAR! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAS_syndrome
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by zalew 13y ago
> There's no concept of "pull requests" within Git. http://git-scm.com/book/ch5-2.html "run the git request-pull command and e-mail the output to the project maintainer manually." http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2012/05/torvalds
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by zalew 13y ago
> Largely due to the popularity of Github, Git has achieved a much higher userbase, to the degree where we regularly have users requesting us to move to Git so they can provide pull requests. I am too a Mercurial refugee and prefer Git,
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by zalew 13y ago
reddit
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by zalew 13y ago
3 tabs? is there a language, community or editor that encourages this convention? usually the default for tab is 4 or 2, and 4 is the PEP convention for Python, while 2 is very commonly used around Ruby as far as I have seen. btw there are
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by zalew 13y ago
there were quite a lot BMW/Audi/Merc competitive commercials in the US market. to name a few: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VohEkWMkbsI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auEdEYY3ao4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfTyVL9TQmA http://www
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by zalew 13y ago
but don't work in firefox on debian
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UNICEF Sweden: 'Likes don't save lives' (youtube.com)
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by zalew 13y ago
Such random advice won't work because it's training and practice. One of my clients back in the day was an ex bigcorp spokesperson who trained polititians and management teams. On the course of the training there were simulations with camer
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by zalew 13y ago
Came here to say this. Besides, in bigger projects jquery is only a small part of the whole js stack. I've been using these jquery cdns for years, now I just pack it together with everything else uglified. There are so many jquery versions
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by zalew 13y ago
> Here in Spain spain/poland/russia/uk/germany/france/italy/everywhere... it's easier to be aware that journalism just works that way - ideologies are commercialized.
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by zalew 13y ago
a single blog isn't that write-heavy
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by zalew 13y ago
Maybe because modern quality products can't be backward-compatible with el cheapo php over ftp platforms forever. Supply meets demand and point-and-click PaaS are on the rise.
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by zalew 13y ago
I know. Nothing wrong with that approach, but being teased to try a demo and getting redirected to a fundraiser instead is a bit weird.
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by zalew 13y ago
Free. Open. Try it. If you pay us. Oh... Seems really nice though.
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by zalew 13y ago
and make it compatible with ie6. legacy forever.
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by zalew 13y ago
if they drew her a mustache or painted the sperm, then it would be derivative.
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by zalew 13y ago
copyright reform that takes away from the people and gives more to the big corps? that's a shocker.
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by zalew 13y ago
> a license modifier for "but contact me first", and due to the reasons you've presented, maybe that should even be a default now it's the same as "all rights reserved. joe@example.com", and it is the current default.
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by zalew 13y ago
These rants cover the issues pretty well http://thispicturesucks.wordpress.com/2009/04/09/creative-co... http://thispicturesucks.wordpress.com/2009/07/13/creative-co... http://www.powazek.com/2004/02/000372.html
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by zalew 13y ago
Most of what you propose is covered by creative commons. Sadly, in practice, CC is a shitty deal for photography in general.
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by zalew 13y ago
oops, I meant CLojure :D not very fluent in the Lisp department. tx for the tips.
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by zalew 13y ago
> HN isn't all that huge a traffic deliverer. It's just about the quality of that traffic. what?

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