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by actionscripted 12y ago
http://foolsblocker.io
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by actionscripted 12y ago
Crash Plan already offers this: http://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/Latest/Backup/Seeded_Bac... As I believe many larger backup services do nowadays.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Everything is a hack nowadays it seems.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Says the business in the business of business calls.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
I do anything from front-end design, styles and scripts to back-end programming and server management and I've always just said "developer". Folks within my field get a sense of what I'm about from that or ask further qu
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Solarized has a toggle plugin you might be able to use/modify so that you can switch themes easily.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
It might be less than ideal, but I cloned my profile in iTerm and set it to use lighter colors (Solarized Light) and just switch to it when I kick on darkroom. You should be able to map this profile change to a keyboard shortcut, depending
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Always glad to see tree being used.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Same here on 27.0.1 under OS X, even with the console open. No errors reported. Works great in Chrome/Safari/Opera.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
With the added benefit of being able to chew it all day.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Always had Firefox as my default, even when it was stuck on large, slow releases and was lagging a bit behind Chrome as far as features and speed. My reasons are pretty trivial, and I'll readily admit Chrome can be better to work with
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by actionscripted 13y ago
If you're doing all of that, why not take it a small step further and setup your own instance of GitLab? It's a bit more work, but it's by no means difficult if you follow the install directions. https://github.com
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by actionscripted 13y ago
I'm not clicking that
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by actionscripted 13y ago
W3C validator, Yeoman, Code Pen, Bootstrap...is this list really appropriate for the Hacker News crowd?
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by actionscripted 13y ago
> Unless ActionScript somehow becomes the dominant programming language of the future, in which case the future looks darker than I thought. Agreed, but I am ready for the call from Mr. Stark.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Same here. Switched to iTerm for proper mouse support in Vim, and you need only click (no option key) to move your cursor in Vim if you have `mouse=a` in your vimrc. I used to be a die-hard Terminal.app user but with Mavericks it felt incre
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Google Analytics and the rest do more than just log web traffic details. They also offer event tracking and real-time stats, with a decent UI, so that your marketing director or boss can easily jump in and check things out. I realize there
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Let me just re-size this button with rounded corners in Photoshop...
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by actionscripted 13y ago
I believe if you're going the Homebrew route you're accepting the cask's versions of things as a means to synchronize installations. This could be handle for teams that need to be using the same versions of specific libraries
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by actionscripted 13y ago
> Next year WordPress will still be a leader. > 2014 will be yet another year of doing more while writing less code...Webydo, Froont or Macaw Yeah right. As someone who'd consider themselves a WordPress expert and has been buildi
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Haha...yes, sorry about that.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
L4D and L4D2 are so similar I'm not sure I understand how one is muted and the other is too Hollywood. The only real differences between them are a few changes to infected, melee weapons and some additional gameplay mechanics. E: there
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by actionscripted 13y ago
If you want to see the future, look to the past...right? With all of the advances in JS/CSS features and performance I would expect that a lot of the garish 90's Flash "enhancements" will make a return beyond some of the
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Me to OP: what's on?
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by actionscripted 13y ago
My experience has been that there is nearly always a plugin for what you're attempting to do but they're hard to find (mostly because of naming) or they're poorly coded or missing features. Thankfully, most of them are GPL&#x
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by actionscripted 13y ago
I understand the potentially precarious position this puts the government in with regards to handling leaks and whistle-blowers in the future but I'm okay with that. Pardon Snowden, pardon (encourage?) future whistle-blowers.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
I didn't look it up at all. Took me a few seconds initially to acclimate to the UI, find the "Insert" menu and try a couple things. I don't feel like their methods for inserting make perfect sense, but I've never ha
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by actionscripted 13y ago
Have you tried it? You select N rows, it then says Insert > N Rows Above and Insert > N Rows Below. I've never had any problems inserting rows, but perhaps I'm not using the product the way others do.
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by actionscripted 13y ago
I switched to a yoga ball a few years back and my lower back pain went away completely. While sitting in general might not be ideal for long periods of time, at least with a yoga ball my back is forced to support itself, is constantly movin
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by actionscripted 13y ago
As a Michigander, I love this thing.

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