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by oops 14y ago
I stumbled upon this http://enterprisedb.com/cloud-database recently which may be of interest. Haven't tried it myself though.
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by oops 14y ago
I'm browsing from my phone so I haven't been able to try this yet but it looks like you can disable Automatic Termination with: defaults write -g NSDisableAutomaticTermination -bool yes http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/48780
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by oops 14y ago
The http://www.destroyallsoftware.com screencasts are great. A bit longer but still nice and dense. Both Ruby and Python plus other random stuff. Totally worth a look if you haven't already seen them.
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by oops 14y ago
Also http://www.linode.com/wiki/index.php/AndroidL2TPPSKServer (not just for Android clients)
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by oops 14y ago
Don't forget http://twitter.com/DEVOPS_BORAT
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by oops 14y ago
The Stripe gallery posted here the other day[1] used src-less img tags for lazy loading. It looks like they handle the script issue by having the normal img tag (with src attribute) nearby in a noscript block. Doesn't really do much to help
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by oops 14y ago
Comprehension exercises using foreign music videos and magazines can be good too, for the less formal stuff.
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by oops 14y ago
It's not exactly what you suggested, but with HTML5 you can add to the browser's context menu: http://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/11/html5-context-menus-in-fire... http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/...
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by oops 15y ago
I've been using LiveReload+Guard for this on Rails projects. It'll reload CSS as soon as the file changes on disk without any keypress required. If necessary it'll reload the whole page. It's very handy. There's a 2.x version that's a stand
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by oops 15y ago
What editor do you use now?
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by oops 16y ago
Maybe it includes a listing on http://www.milliondollarhomepage.com ?
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by oops 16y ago
Really nice idea and execution, well done! I already have a list growing in my head of friends who'll love this. BTW a small but prominent typo: "beatiful" on the front page.
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by oops 16y ago
There are two separate dates. 1958 is a Rupert Murdoch quote and "nearly a century" ago is Rupert's father Keith re: World War I.
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by oops 16y ago
> I sometimes wonder if Vegans worry about Lions on the savannah eating antelope. Do they want prevent that as well. I think vegans are more concerned with how animals are treated, not simply that they are killed and eaten.
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by oops 16y ago
Plus, your source IP can change from request to request when your ISP transparently pushes you through one of many proxy servers. AOL does (or did) this, as do some large European ISPs whose names escape me.
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by oops 16y ago
Here's another drawing app (fd: it's mine) with no walls: http://draw.to Certainly not for the same crowd as Muro (which is great, BTW) but maybe someone here will find it useful! It's just a place to share quick, ad-hoc drawings. Here'
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by oops 16y ago
Break your complex project down into a list of tasks. You want list items specific enough that you have a clear idea of where to start. Now do the first few tasks. After 2 or 3, you'll have built momentum and that's the hard part. To keep
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by oops 16y ago
Note that he does say in the video that these are not predictions* , and that it's just arithmetic. He goes on to pretty much agree -- in a less specific sense -- with what you've said: "the consequences of the arithmetic will play a maj
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by oops 16y ago
For color inkjet printing, these systems can save you a lot of money (if you can get past the look of them): http://www.rihac.com.au/ciss-systems-c-26.html We have a couple in our co-working space.
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by oops 16y ago
You're right. I assumed canvas but it's just document elements and Flash for sound.
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by oops 16y ago
That, and it's not just a graphic.. it's an actual, playable HTML5/JS game.
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by oops 16y ago
I used to skip scribd search results and I won't anymore. This is a million times better. Not just the reader (which is awesome) but the site design itself. Obviously a lot of thought has gone into it. I really like the way the footer/to
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by oops 16y ago
Coming to Python with previous programming experience, I was impressed by the Google Python Class. It feels like it crammed my usual first few weeks/months of "oh you can do it like that " moments into a couple of hours. Which makes sens
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by oops 16y ago
Thanks for letting me know! I don't have access to any physical Android devices but I'll download the emulator after work and check it out.
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by oops 16y ago
Clickable links: http://draw.to/ http://draw.to/DRWSV4
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Show HN: A webapp for sharing cocktail napkin drawings
4 points by oops 16y ago|3 comments
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by oops 17y ago
Not to mention they're a performance hit. If you can avoid using them, also remember to tell Apache to stop looking for them using "AllowOverride None"