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Why we don't trust Google's CardDAV API
(blog.fruux.com)
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lakwn
12y ago
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lakwn
12y ago
I used to pay for a subscription, but I canceled it because I was using it for two hosts only. They are now offering a subscription for 20 dollars, which I think is very expensive considering the two hosts I need. Oh, well. Time to move o
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lakwn
13y ago
To me it's really a matter of symmetry. Having lines of code that do similar things look aligned is readable and beautiful. Hence in Ruby, for example, I love how the "case" statement makes it easy for several conditions to
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lakwn
13y ago
Indeed... I typed the project's description, and this is what I got: AutoJS is a library topic continuenuously authorocomplete termxtarea backsed one a stillandard dictionary. Dictionary has buteen deviceviced basedd on researchers and
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lakwn
13y ago
And Youtube Viewer: https://code.google.com/p/trizen/
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lakwn
13y ago
You don't need to be Indian or Pakistani to be moved to tears by this ad...
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lakwn
13y ago
This article was very relevant to me. I've been writing bash script for so many years, yet I didn't know you could just "set -u" to make bash stop when I accidentally use an uninitialized variable. "set -e" i
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lakwn
13y ago
When you have bytecode, you have programs that run using them. I understand how these are a good thing in fonts or in PDF, but what is running i this ACPI machine the author described?
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lakwn
13y ago
Once again, people's productivity is not linked with their salary. There are better ways to encourage them to increase the quality of their output, while making them happier.
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lakwn
13y ago
28,000 questions? Isn't that a bit of an overkill? Their claims would be much more credible if they had taken their questions from a smaller set.
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lakwn
13y ago
I'm not an iOS user, but doesn't it sound a bit unprofessional for them to write such post on their main blog? Won't it piss off iOS users, who are not responsible for Apple's bad practices? I think such rants should in
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lakwn
13y ago
I use org-mode extensively, and personally I don't experience any of the problems the author mentions.
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lakwn
13y ago
I agree wholeheartedly. I'm a paid customer, I'm loving the service (support too), and this is the only thing keeping me from telling people how great FastMail is.