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by balac 6y ago
Not for the same quality though. Ikea is convenient, but most items won't last.
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by balac 7y ago
Yeah, it works because a lot of motorways in Spain have two lanes, and people like to drive fast, so lane hogging isn't tolerated.
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by balac 7y ago
It was, as was Dreamweaver. Their point may be that those were WYSIWYG editors primarily, whereas Coda was a more pure "editor".
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by balac 7y ago
I did the same as you, initially reach router seemed like a great alternative, but it really doesn't feel finished, updates are few and far inbetween, and there is a large backlog of open issues / PRs.
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by balac 8y ago
I'm using nave, also with no issues. A "why fnm vs nvim / nave" section in the readme would be useful.
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by balac 8y ago
I wonder why Linux users would want to use Homebrew? Are the packages not available via the normal Linux package managers?
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by balac 8y ago
This is a Show HN from the founder, so whilst is a repost, it isn't exactly the same thing.
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by balac 9y ago
That works as long as you share rent with 2 other people and have no kids, try supporting a family on that and things change.
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by balac 9y ago
vim 8 also now supports asynchronous plugins (not sure how many have been upgraded though).
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by balac 9y ago
I've also been using DownThemAll for a very long time, it does an excellent job and is one of the main reasons I still have Firefox installed at all.
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by balac 10y ago
Yes, these type of services help get around the headache of supporting multiple platforms / versions of the same platform, and their different notification APIs.
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by balac 10y ago
The arguments seem pretty clearly presented in the article. What part do you disagree with?
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by balac 10y ago
Yeah, I use https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum to auto save sessions, and https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect to restore them when tmux is started.
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by balac 10y ago
Sessions are the killer feature for me. I have a session for each project I work on and can have all my tabs, panes, vim, etc set up and switch between them at any time. Sessions can be persisted so that even if I reboot my machine all my p
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Ask HN: What is the best Chromebook for Linux 2017?
8 points by balac 10y ago|4 comments
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by balac 10y ago
> If a user denies the notification request then the site is never allowed to ask again Sites will start doing what apps have been doing for a while on ios, use a custom dialog to ask for the permission until they agree, only then will t
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by balac 10y ago
There isn't a compelling reason imo, you get a dark console theme, slightly nicer / slimmer browser chrome, and a newer version of FF than the normal stable release, I'm not sure much else is different though.
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by balac 10y ago
He is likely referring to: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/?v=a This is a developer focused edition of FF and shouldn't be unstable.
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by balac 10y ago
what dock do you use?
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by balac 10y ago
That is actually pretty neat, I've been wanting a macbook dock for ages and this is almost that...
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by balac 10y ago
GitUp is a good GitX replacement.
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by balac 10y ago
I have the same workflow as you and GitUp works great.
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by balac 10y ago
Then got a refund from google.
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by balac 10y ago
Shouldn't you already have the source videos for you channel?
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by balac 10y ago
I use :input ( https://api.jquery.com/input-selector/ ) occasionally
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The Facebook-Loving Farmers of Myanmar(theatlantic.com)
2 points by balac 11y ago|0 comments
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by balac 11y ago
It seems like the asynchronous approach that they take to interviews makes it easier to do more of them.
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by balac 11y ago
I wouldn't move to alfred for it's file search capabilities, in side by side tests spotlight is much better. Alfred does have many other uses though.
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by balac 11y ago
It is how some open source projects work (e.g. Android).
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by balac 11y ago
You don't have to stop using curl because httpie is available. I find httpie very intuitive for my own use, but would share curl commands with other devs as it is ubiquitous.

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