kleevr

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by kleevr 14y ago
Ran into one of these about a month ago. I was working with some sketch PHP that was resulting in a seg fault, when I attached xdebug and stepped through the code, it ran fine.
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by kleevr 15y ago
Every so often I have to do some minor maintenance work on a GoDaddy account, I can't stand their interface. I may have said it elsewhere, but I'm a big fan of DirectNIC even though they are double GoDaddy's price. There interfaces are rea
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by kleevr 15y ago
I just set up redmine about 2 months ago, and I'm loving it. Recently got my SVN linked up and now I can cross reference commits with issues in the tracker.
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by kleevr 15y ago
Getting the same thing on Google Chrome 12 on Ubuntu 9.04.
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by kleevr 15y ago
I kind of like hiding the points for active threads, maybe after 24 hours it could show the points. This would be helpful when
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by kleevr 15y ago
I used readability on this link. It actually dropped the 'Epilogue' on this one which left me scratching my head for a couple seconds before I backed out. But readability is incredibly handy on almost every ugly/noisy content page, it's o
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by kleevr 16y ago
I'm sure you could pick up quite a few bitcoins with it.
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by kleevr 16y ago
This was an excellent explanation, and it's a really brilliant idea. And the fact that it already has an impressive perceived value (parity with USD), I would totally accept it as a form of payment. It will be interesting to see what this
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by kleevr 16y ago
Honestly I don't mind keeping FB as a Rolodex of people I may only tangentially know, but I don't necessarily want to know what they had for breakfast. Hiding totally solved this problem for me too.
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by kleevr 16y ago
1+5+4 = 10 (even digit sum) For small values of X < 10 11X = X+X, 2X always even For slightly larger values of X, where 11X < 200 11x10 = 110, (starts out even) 11x11 = 121, (both of the first two digits increment by one, flipping e
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by kleevr 16y ago
I'm running Ubuntu on my development machine, and I really enjoy VIM keybindings. I had a lot of trouble getting the key bindings to work in Eclipse, but jVi worked like a charm in NetBeans for me. (Needed a rich IDE for some Magento dev.
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The Hacker Milieu as Gift Culture(freeebay.net)
1 points by kleevr 16y ago|0 comments
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by kleevr 16y ago
Given the misspellings/mispronounciations/miscommunications already inherit in the name, I think they should re-brand as something like: Disápora ... (or some other spelling of a similar phonetic ilk) * I say this because every time I've tr
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by kleevr 16y ago
Perhaps, they should find a way to (re)measure the final product, and re-label as necessary.
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by kleevr 16y ago
My mother, who has worked as a seamstress, says that when they cut the fabric for the patterns, the pattern cut can vary as much as 2 inches depending on whether the fabric was on the top or bottom of the stack being cut. (Though I'm sure t
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by kleevr 16y ago
True, but there's also the massive anarchistic user base. /r/all is/was yelling censorship top to bottom. Starting to look a lot like the Digg Revolt[1] circa '07 regarding the 09 F9 .. censorship. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AACS_e
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"Cognitive Surplus", Clay Shirky @ LSE [mp3](richmedia.lse.ac.uk)
2 points by kleevr 16y ago|0 comments
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by kleevr 16y ago
> (out of about 750 pages) Come on, it's 777 pages for a reason! :) When I realized the page count (purposefully) included the index I was quite tickled. So many gems, little and large...
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by kleevr 16y ago
Uh, I wouldn't know about Leopard; but Ubuntu can apparently go to "11". ( http://i.imgur.com/8E7Wx.jpg )
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by kleevr 16y ago
I couldn't find the original quote, but if I can paraphrase it: Spend two pence less than you make and you'll be content, maybe even happy. Spend two pence more than you make and you'll be miserable.
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by kleevr 16y ago
I'll second this. The method I use is to count to five, then return to 1. You can sort of gage where you're at, as you'll catch yourself hitting 6, 10, 12 before returning to one. This is a good sign, just don't get too excited about the
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by kleevr 16y ago
My first computer job as a teen was working at a small SEO shop (3 people) writing little cgi/perl scripts for this and that. Yahoo's http server at that time used to take redirect URLs in this format: " http://yahoo/url/*http://exiturl/ .
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by kleevr 16y ago
Healthy, cheap, or tasty: pick two. Right? :)
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by kleevr 17y ago
I guess the proof is in the pudding... (thanks)
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by kleevr 17y ago
Are you sure this is real? I ask because this anecdote seems to be verbatim from the movie "Punch Drunk Love". Although the movie I mention was released in 2002: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0272338/
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by kleevr 17y ago
I worked around it by adding the following to my host file: "74.207.245.100 _why.usesthis.com"
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by kleevr 17y ago
OT: I did find it very interesting to learn that the second most popular book (up to the beginning of the twentieth century) was Euclid's The Elements after the printers were done pressing bibles.
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by kleevr 17y ago
Netwon also spent a great deal of time attempting to decipher codes in the bible...
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by kleevr 17y ago
Growing up my family saw some rough times. We were living in a small city when the local economy collapsed, and my Dad was out of a job. So, he took the last bit of money he had, bought a trailer, put a hitch on the car, and started a smal
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by kleevr 17y ago
Wow, the responses went way off map on that thread ;) All my computer work, including job-type jobs I've held, have all come through networking. But that's really just a truism I guess, in that all work will/must come from networking. Whi

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