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Overcast Charts: a free, open source cloud statistics and graphing application
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Deploy Discourse on DigitalOcean in 20 minutes
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Overcast: an open source cloud management CLI
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pizzaburger
14y ago
It would be nice if every browser installation came with a unique fingerprint, like a public ssh key that you could give to sites as a form of two-factor authentication.
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pizzaburger
15y ago
Did we read the same article? The one I read promoted eating fruit over drinking juice: "Juice removed from the fruit is just concentrated fructose without any of the naturally-occurring fiber, pectin, and other goodies that make eating a w
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pizzaburger
15y ago
I wrote a userscript that dials down the whitespace, if anyone's interested: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/105891
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15y ago
I'm all in favor of anything that puts upgrade pressure on users of IE 6 and 7, but this rolling "current and previous major releases" idea is silly. They should simply establish minimum browser requirements like everybody else and update t
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16y ago
Why would I use this over Sizzle in those cases? http://sizzlejs.com/ e.g. Sizzle('div:first')
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pizzaburger
16y ago
Wow, I've never seen anyone do this before: <script src="//usecharm.com/silk.js">
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16y ago
Sure it's gaming-specific, but more prior art: http://steampowered.com
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pizzaburger
16y ago
Seeing as you opened most of those issues only 5 hours ago, I think you meant to say "the library is full of problems", no?
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16y ago
But they are supporting XP, until 2014. And they've extended "downgrade rights" to XP Professional until 2020.
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16y ago
In my few months with Couch I've found it to live up to its "relax" motto, at least until I hit pagination. What you have to go through will seem grotesque to anyone coming from SQL.