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Passpie: manage login credentials from the terminal(marcwebbie.io)
18 points by aye 11y ago|8 comments
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by aye 11y ago
Unfortunately not: http://www.dominik-schwarz.net/potpourri/worldmap/#fn4
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Euclid: The Game(euclidthegame.com)
4 points by aye 12y ago|0 comments
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IBM Magstar MP 3570(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by aye 12y ago|0 comments
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How AWK-ward(developer.apple.com)
1 points by aye 12y ago|0 comments
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by aye 12y ago
Sure! You could use a parser generator like Yapps [0] to write a parser for your own programming language. [0]: http://mbreen.com/yapps2.html
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by aye 12y ago
I wish I could upvote this a few times.
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by aye 12y ago
The "form a smiley" made me smile. It's pretty neat to see such clear cooperation. People couldn't keep their hands off the model, though.
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Non-weak DSA key? oxymoronic, perhaps (2010)(meyering.net)
5 points by aye 12y ago|0 comments
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by aye 12y ago
Does this mean he gets the $500? http://cr.yp.to/qmail/guarantee.html
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by aye 12y ago
According to CrunchBase [1]: Most Recent Funding $15 Million Series A on August 9, 2014 Not bad! [1] http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/plated
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by aye 12y ago
Wow, life just got a lot better.
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by aye 12y ago
Yeah, 4x10 sounds awful -- in fact, working 10 hour days in general sounds awful. I doubt that advocates of a shorter work week have "work the same number of hours, but in a different configuration." The problem is that even with
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by aye 12y ago
That was my thought as well. I'm sure the decision was made to connect as seamlessly as possible, without the user having to stop and click a dial confirmation.
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by aye 12y ago
Is it fair to say that Apportable : Objective-C :: Xamarin : C#?
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by aye 12y ago
Oh, boy. I was seriously addicted to EyeLord for a little while. If I want to build an Obj-C app for Android, is https://github.com/apportable/NDKSignalTest a good place to start?
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by aye 12y ago
http://stellar.io/interesting
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by aye 12y ago
The grass is always greener -- I hate going to the same office every day.
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by aye 12y ago
Sure! I chose extjs -- it's a pretty big framework, so that may have something to do with it.
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by aye 12y ago
Thanks for bringing this back! I've been wanting to study crypto, and I usually enjoy @tpacek's comments on this site.
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by aye 12y ago
Whew, maybe I'm just thick, but it took me four tries to select a library, export the global, and all I see is "uncaught exception: error getting the key".
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by aye 12y ago
Great idea. I keep a folder full of Markdown files that I push to a Bitbucket wiki.
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by aye 12y ago
> journalctl -fu NetworkManager Perfectly sums up my feelings about NetworkManager.
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by aye 12y ago
I was hoping that the answer would be "get a flock of sheep and turn 'em loose!"
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by aye 12y ago
> On hardware that is near top-of-the-line and thus poorly supported. Haha, there's got to be a name for that paradox: you want to run Linux on your brand new computer, but the hardware isn't well supported. Do you: a) Settle f
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IntelliJ IDEA 14 EAP(confluence.jetbrains.com)
3 points by aye 12y ago|0 comments
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by aye 12y ago
Yup, either RHEL or OpenSUSE should fit quite well into the culture.
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by aye 12y ago
Awesome! The "get an email when your job has finished" takes me back to the days of True BASIC on the Dartmouth time-sharing system.
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by aye 12y ago
This is more about about promoting sharing as a cultural behavior than making money on this particular product. By incentivizing sharing, companies end up with more personal information. It forces lurkers to participate (some might argue
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by aye 12y ago
You're definitely that good. I hear you, and I know exactly how this feels. I've worked for two companies in the past year and a half, both with teams of ~5-10 developers, and nobody at either company was/is using any sort

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