CrowderSoup

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   by CrowderSoup 8y ago

   The thing that impresses me most is how quickly OkCupid removed public access to that API.
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   by CrowderSoup 9y ago

   This is exactly why I keep a rotating supply of lego's on my desk at work. These bricks would certainly be a welcome addition to that rotation.
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   by CrowderSoup 9y ago

   This certainly looks cool. I usually use vim on the command line but that's only for quick and dirty editing.
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   by CrowderSoup 9y ago

   It looks like traefik has a few more features tbh, I'll definitely be giving this a serious look.
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   by CrowderSoup 10y ago

   This is my life. I have the best intentions but when my kids wake me up in the night, or won't go to bed easily, or any number of things that don't go according to "plan" all bets are off.
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   by CrowderSoup 11y ago

   Both of those developers asked the community for money. They should have asked the companies that use their projects directly. I world imagine they'd hey far better results that way.
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   by CrowderSoup 11y ago

   I think that you can be passionate about what you DO without loving your job. I've had jobs I hate, but I've never stopped loving building things. As an aside, I do love my current job. When you can get both hang on to it!
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   by CrowderSoup 11y ago

   This is awesome, just a shame there isn't anything like this for MS PowerShell.
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   by CrowderSoup 12y ago

   Was honestly just commiserating that I couldn't use my keyboards hot-keys to start / stop Google Play Music. This is really useful! Thank you!
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    by CrowderSoup 12y ago

    Did you ever get a resolution to this?
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    by CrowderSoup 12y ago

    Become very familiar with your browser of choice's Developer Tools. In most of them you can set breakpoints in your JS, add watches to your code, among many other useful debugging techniques. Also, two monitors will make your life 1000
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    by CrowderSoup 12y ago

    This is a really cool use of technology with a real world application.
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    by CrowderSoup 12y ago

    From the link you shared: > It is not married with a particular technology Except that from what I can tell jQuery is bundled by default...
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    by CrowderSoup 13y ago

    Ubuntu 12.04 on my servers, giving Elementary OS a try on my desktop.
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    by CrowderSoup 13y ago

    Thanks for posting this. I didn't know about this until just now.
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    by CrowderSoup 13y ago

    This looks awesome. I'm definitely going to have to take a closer look.
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    by CrowderSoup 13y ago

    This is the most succinct and accurate assessment of anyone who DDOSSes anything.
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    by CrowderSoup 13y ago

    I can't imagine that Tim Armstrong sits at home stewing about the high costs of distressed babies, but singling them out in this situation is deplorable.
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    by CrowderSoup 15y ago

    This is a pretty simple web based Kanban board that I hacked out this week during down time at work. I've had several projects going at a time lately, but with down time between them while waiting for others to complete tasks...thats what g
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    Project Board(crowdersoup.github.com)

    2 points by CrowderSoup 15y ago|1 comments
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    by CrowderSoup 16y ago

    I'm a HUGE fan of .Net...my list will show that. For simple HTML, PHP, or javascript I use NotePad++. Color codes for pretty much every language out there. For ASP.Net / C# I use Visual Studio 2k8 or 2k10 if I'm at work, and Mono-Develop if