SLuijk

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by SLuijk 14y ago
There is gvim for OSX. But personally I prefer vim inside terminator or terminal. That was before I switched to Arch Linux after 12 years of using mac.
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by SLuijk 14y ago
It takes a few years to get to that stage :(
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by SLuijk 14y ago
You are not trying to gauge if you would want to re-watch the film. If other would re-watch the film, maybe, just maybe, you would enjoy watching it the first time.
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by SLuijk 14y ago
There is a link at the bottom of the home page called "google.com". It has magic powers!
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by SLuijk 14y ago
That is a good way to approach a new code base, generally. On one project I took on they were putting SQL queries into a Javascript variable on the page and sending to the client. The client was then sending a SQL query back via ajax for th
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by SLuijk 14y ago
I think corin_5 was suggesting more that you have the option to display more info on a case by case bases. I understand why you don't show detailed information for all contests by default. But on high profile contests, that you have permiss
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by SLuijk 14y ago
This reminded me of those long sales pages with an email list signup box at the bottom. This is what I got from the article. Break it down into small tasks. Work out what the next easiest actionable task is, like say "Opening an application
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by SLuijk 15y ago
If Google's algorithm goals where not monetary bassed maybe they would have a different outcome.
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by SLuijk 15y ago
Sounds very interesting. I was planning working on a similar setup. Taking and improving on the many chef cookbooks and building around that. But due to lake of resources it may not be possible. Do you need testers?
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by SLuijk 15y ago
Yes I quite agree with you, for established domains. It's interesting that only 3% of resolvers are parent-centric. I was referring more to when registering a domain. To prevent the IPS resolver caching a non existent NS record for negative
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by SLuijk 15y ago
I was not expecting so much traffic. I kicked in a few more gunicorn instances. Hope that helps. Well thats the point of using the -trace option. It makes dig act as the resolver bypassing all of the caches.