Or1on

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by Or1on 3y ago
Some times I miss being able to do updates in the way you described. Have you seen Pathex? https://github.com/hissssst/pathex It may not be what you are looking for. But I think it may improve developer experience in s
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by Or1on 8y ago
The lack of jobs
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by Or1on 12y ago
I'm curious if using a tiny computer such as ODROID-XU3 running Ubuntu and a Widows laptop could work for web development. The pocket computer needs to be battery powered, able to run virtual machines and have ethernet/wifi. SSH a
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by Or1on 14y ago
>I don't know if there will someday be a language that is as easy to work in as a Python or Ruby for simpler programs but which lets you get (almost) as fast and fine-grained as C as your features stabilize and you start to optimize Hav
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by Or1on 15y ago
Very cool. With httpfox I got html:after { padding-left: 5px; content: 'Can you view my source from Firefox or Opera?'; } Edit: It's also possible to view the source with Firefox JSview, Web Developer addons and curl.
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by Or1on 15y ago
The album The Quantum Hack Code by Amogh Symphony could be fun for this. http://youtu.be/nlpelyRRpCo or http://youtu.be/iPAdsGsDSKY Chimp Spanner Bad Code would also be neat http://youtu.be/hnLYc0c5yBA
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by Or1on 15y ago
Node inspector and Chrome Developer Tools seem pretty nice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOnK3NVnxL8 https://github.com/dannycoates/node-inspector
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by Or1on 15y ago
Here are a couple of applications that can improve the Unity experience. Superswitcher which is an awesome alt+tab alternative, Unity 2D for performance (no compiz) and gnome-do because It has features unavailable on unity app launcher. My