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Wow, all these years and I haven't known about diff -y. Thanks.
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It doesn't seem to be side by side, while icdiff is. Colors by themselved are not an issue as git supports it natively. Have I miseed something? edit: fix typo
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Website Style Guide Resources
(styleguides.io)
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They also recommend other browsers: http://www.opera.com/download/guide/?ver=now%20recommends%20...
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Google Messenger
(play.google.com)
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An open source cryptocurrency payment processor
(lunar.link)
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12y ago
Just because it (installing and managing) is so painful, have you considered 3rd party services. I use http://www.mailgun.com/ and it's fantastic: their API is simple and works great, both for sending and receiving mai
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12y ago
Living and working from Europe, I understand the sentiment about HN being US centric; but it's not HN's "fault". The majority of US businesses are very US oriented and often it's very annoying. Can't buy a prod
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AXR project The web, done right
(axrproject.org)
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What exactly is your problem? My .ssh/config file is 4kb, it has 77 HostName entries, it's easily backed up (and if I lose it I wouldn't really cry about it) and it's easy to maintain (every once in a while I add another
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List of googologisms (really, really big numbers)
(googology.wikia.com)
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Quora redesign
(blog.quora.com)
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Bitbucket website / SSH outage
(status.bitbucket.org)
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I guess I was faster picking ave :) but vex is good too.
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This is cool, I like tools that focus on one thing. Just like the author, I never used all virtualenvwrapper's features and was always happy to create and delete VEs on my own. The only thing missing from standard virtualenv workflow i
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Yep, you're right, django 1.0 and 1.1 are not available anymore according to https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/22273 Take your time with other versions, it's not like it's urgent. Once again thanks f
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12y ago
Awesome! I bought it. Thank you :) If it's possible, can you make available all Django versions, from 1.0 onwards? Too much work? Perhaps just 1.x.latest?
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Wait, are you talking about 2.1.1? Can you describe how it works or point to docs or something?
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Dash is great. The only reason I don't use it is that it offers only latest docset versions; once you update (in-app, great feature) the docsets, there is no way to access previous versions. I would pay and use it immediately if I coul
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This is really annoying and not the direction I hope internet companies will move toward. What we need is to be able to login to facebook/yahoo/whatever with google account and vice versa of course; we need to see the idea of Open
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It's an operating system, supposedly built from ground up. I'm really sceptical about security if it was just released and build from ground up. They shyly mention Grsecurity hardened kernel. So is it a linux distro or not? I don&
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Maybe not. But they are advertising the use of NaCl just after they spoke about "open web". One might call it hairsplitting. But we really don't need another ActiveX in the browser. We are still recuperating from that one. An
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I'm all for deprecating NPAPI. At the same time, I don't think NaCl is the answer and it's definitely not "open web" (for any reasonable definition of that term) and shouldn't be advertised as such.
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Just because something is open source, it does not mean it will be supported by others. Browsers (and web in general) is very complex beast. It's not enough to open source something and proclaim it good for all. Other browsers need to
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Interesting how they are deprecating one tech (NPAPI) in the name of open web, while at the same time they are pushing NaCl.
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A friend of mine needed the same thing (font awesome as pngs) and he created a script. I helped a little bit and added a branch to work with other fonts as well. It was hacked in a day or two, after it served its purpose we didn't work
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I'm very satisfied with both https://dnsimple.com/ and https://getssl.me/ Very good prices, pleasant/informative websites, good buying experience. dnsimple sells certificates only if you have thei
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The Infinite Space Between Words
(blog.codinghorror.com)
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Another option is Veracity by Sourcegear. http://veracity-scm.com/
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13y ago
If that was Satoshi, why would he move his btcs: is what way would this transcation make him more safe or anonymous?
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