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chow
15y ago
Beautiful, thank you for this! Would be nice if there it was bundled with sample patched fonts, so those wanting to try it could see if it's worth the trouble to patch a font.
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chow
15y ago
I commend Waldemar and Thomas for announcing their decision so that someone else can take the reigns, rather that letting things die slowly and quietly. On the other hand, I can't help but think that "development halted" and "no longer main
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chow
15y ago
Thank you for posting that; the headline of this story implies that the new version is less free than 1.3.0, which does not seem to be the case.
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chow
15y ago
As horrible as PHP is, it is really easy to sit down with PHP and a tutorial or a book and start banging out code that gives you instant results... You could say the same thing about ASP, or even ColdFusion. I'd argue that those instant r
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chow
15y ago
When will people realize that the main reason PHP was/is so successful has nothing to do with the language? PHP got huge because it's free and super easy to deploy on commodity-level hosting. Ubiquity breeds popularity. Basing a reboot on t
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chow
15y ago
Very cool, but at only 31" tall it's unlikely to function well as a standing desk unless you are very, very short.
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chow
15y ago
Nothing revolutionary or EC2-specific here. The article could well be titled "Mounting an SSH host on OS X using OSXFuse".
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chow
15y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2923885 :)
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chow
15y ago
I second this. Also consider Python-related meetups and user groups, like Django.
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chow
15y ago
Funny article, but it misses the fact that GitHub's pricing is less about code separation, and more about access management. There's nothing stopping a customer from cramming several projects into a single Git repository. You could theoreti
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chow
15y ago
EC2 is not always a good substitute for dedicated servers for numerous reasons, I/O performance chief among them.
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chow
15y ago
I switched to yafc from lftp years ago and never looked back, so I can't really compare it to newer versions of lftp. IIRC the biggest wins at the time were context-sensitive tab completion, including support for remote paths, and automatic
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chow
15y ago
My obscure favorites: yafc: The best command-line FTP client that nobody's ever heard of. Local caching, tab completion, bookmarking, SFTP, and other generally awesome stuff. clex: Full-screen file manager for command-line junkies. Configur
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chow
15y ago
Kudos on providing a price comparison page, but it's somewhat misleading that you're including Authorize.Net set up fees in the "Per Month Costs". Isn't that more reflective of first month costs? Also, why wasn't Spreedly included?
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chow
15y ago
Thanks. How long until release? :)
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chow
16y ago
NFSN is attractive in principle, but their management UI is awful. I had a few low-traffic domains registered and hosted there and ended up transferring them elsewhere out of sheer frustration.
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chow
16y ago
TL;DR: DHH is annoyed that there are people in the tech industry who have never heard of him.
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chow
16y ago
If someone were to implement this with vi keybindings, and/or Zen Coding macros, then it'd be truly noteworthy.
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chow
16y ago
Good work, but doesn't "Pure CSS" usually mean "CSS without JavaScript"?
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chow
17y ago
I've been a SizeUp user for about 8 months, and use it every day. The Cinch/SizeUp developer has been responsive and open to user feedback and suggestions. Highly recommended.
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chow
17y ago
Takes me back to 1992. Damn I feel old.
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chow
17y ago
I bought my 2408WFP specifically because it can be rotated, but I never actually ended up using it in portrait mode. I figured a portrait display would be better for viewing code, but in practice I couldn't get used to such a tall display;
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17y ago
+1 for the 2408WFP. Excellent S-PVA display, except that it's a bitch to calibrate accurately, so beware if you need calibrated color. The Dell U2410, which replaced the 2408WFP, has an IPS panel and can be found on sale from time to time f