zalew

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by zalew 14y ago
I meant 'who does check that user agent', edited to clarify.
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by zalew 14y ago
> Microsoft also included the command "Like Gecko" which instructs the website to send back the same version of the website as they would to Firefox seriously, who does that? 'msie5.0 mozilla', good times. 'like gecko' => msie tryin
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by zalew 14y ago
fact #1: when most people say 'minimalism' they don't know what that actually means. fact #2: simplicity != minimalism.
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by zalew 14y ago
if you click something that says 'photo gallery' or 'screenshot showcase' you probably should expect there are big images inside. IMO low res thumbnails are the most disgraceful way to showcase pictures. OP website is just really slow thoug
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by zalew 14y ago
3310 were amazingly durable, I remember them surviving the worst abuse, like throwing across the room or from the 1st floor. then they released a marketed as shock-dust-water-proof 5510 (? or sth like that) which I promptly bought and it go
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by zalew 14y ago
very nice. something similar in foundation http://www.zurb.com/playground/jquery-joyride-feature-tour-p...
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by zalew 14y ago
https://twitter.com/andrewgodwin/status/315123380275773440 wow
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by zalew 14y ago
> Managing migrations on increasingly large tables is stressful for me large like lots of fields or large like millions of rows? if the latter, than migrations are a PITA and you'll often find inserting a select into a recreated new tab
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by zalew 14y ago
Django ORM isn't based on SQLAlchemy's core (there were some proposals concerning this idea https://groups.google.com/d/msg/django-developers/0IuJssTt8t... ), so I guess using Alembic or other SQLA migration tool would require some franken
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by zalew 14y ago
> how the project will not be obviated by Django's plans to implement built-in schema migration in, I think, 1.6 or 1.7? uhmm, it's exactly this project :)
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by zalew 14y ago
wow, after your comment I just checked out its page and it's an amazing blast from the past http://sithwm.darkside.no/ :) http://sithwm.darkside.no/menu.png is it even that eyes follow cursor thingie? :)
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by zalew 14y ago
in case anyone is interested in a functional comparison of rather niche DEs, check this thread on #! forums http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=18273 "30 Window Managers in 30 days" Stacking Window managers Day 1.5 -- House
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by zalew 14y ago
https://twitter.com/search?q=%23donglegate&src=hash <grabs popcorn>
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by zalew 14y ago
increasing the default 90 characters linebreak to 10k and reformatting the content.
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by zalew 14y ago
it sounded like he doesn't like them. if I don't like the place and people in it, I just don't go there. I don't try to change it against everybody else who is fine how things work. on a side note, I really don't think that every piece of p
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by zalew 14y ago
As someone who often frequents galleries and enjoys the common experience - we are just fine with the current normal human activity in there, no need to fix it, thank you.
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Write the docs (PyCon US 2013 talk)(pyvideo.org)
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by zalew 14y ago
> Art galleries are beautiful quiet places to work Art galleries are beautiful quiet places to enjoy art. Until people with laptops start occupying it.
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by zalew 14y ago
> they are occupied by some horrible consulting companies (that is VERY specific to France) you mean HR/outsourcing companies? yeah, that's true, not only in France.
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by zalew 14y ago
Ideally it would also include a proposed salary rate, as it serves as a great filter. Other than that, very nice and simple example. Most job postings really make it look harder than it is. Not sure about 'Get away from job boards!', it's n
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by zalew 14y ago
> it is likely that if you reset the root password via the web interface and don't change it afterwards that you are vulnerable shocker.
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by zalew 14y ago
ghostery blocked 8 of 10 (I have google and twitter unblocked).
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by zalew 14y ago
np, submitted there
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by zalew 14y ago
as an alternative to relatively complex chef/puppet solutions there is also http://ansible.cc/ - language agnostic and push based over ssh, so no need to install stacks and run resource-wasting clients on the server.
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by zalew 14y ago
Foundation 4 is ie9+ while there is a snippet to enable the grid for ie8 and the rest should mostly work just fine http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/support.html Foundation 3, which is still supported, is ie8+ http://foundation.zurb.com/ol
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by zalew 14y ago
2nd world was a political term, not economical. it disappeared with the fall of the soviet union.
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by zalew 14y ago
from what I see in some job ads, there is certainly a shortage of super-talented puzzle-solving rockstar ninjas with 5 years experience in 10 technologies who are just out of school and will work over hours for minimum salary and a ping-pon
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by zalew 14y ago
> They are as much about promotion of Linux and FOSS as Apple is about promotion of BSD Unix. strawman. I said popularity, not promotion. > Canonical basically takes a bunch of community and FSF projects, patches them internally to
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by zalew 14y ago
Probably about those dissatisfied that Canonical develops its own DE (and now its own X replacement) instead of developing on top of what's out there and with the rest of the community. They just don't wait for the rest and do what they fee
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by zalew 14y ago
slide #10: where to begin - use twitter bootstrap and knock-off other layouts. good advice on being a clueless tool.

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