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11y ago
Damn. I never met Alex, but was subscribed to his blog for several years. This makes me genuinely sad. fuck cancer.
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11y ago
That was my first reaction, too. It seems to at least have borrowed the design patterns from it.
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11y ago
I see. Makes sense. Thank you.
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11y ago
Hmm a bit more info in the readme would be helpful. My .keychain directory only contains shell snippets that set environment variables to my SSH agent. Where's the vulnerability? In ssh-agent? Or are we talking about a completely diffe
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11y ago
See http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/screenshots/
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11y ago
However this will turn out (for now it looks like the source not very trustworthy) I wonder if there's a small little tool you can install on a fresh Windows 10 that will let you disable all the various privacy related setting in one s
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11y ago
That was exactly my thought through the whole article. Also do the eggs look black, too?
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11y ago
I wanted the line commenting feature of Github pull requests in a simple pastebin. But I couldn't find one with that feature. So I built my own.
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Show HN: A pastebin with line comment support
(commie.io)
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11y ago
Simple alternative to quickly set the current time: use the date header of any webserver: date -s "`curl -I http://www.kernel.org |grep 'Date:'|awk -F': ' '{print $2}'`"
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11y ago
Does anyone know why she was fired? Few things get you fired immediately, so I guess it's something quite bad. As much as I agree with the IamA moderators about shitty decisions at Reddit, their owners might deserve credit for not disc
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11y ago
A commenter raises an interesting question: "How did you detect "decay"? Just based on HTTP codes, or by actually looking at the linked content? On my own blog, I found more often than I like that old links still "work&
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12y ago
I wonder how much gas is released in these events and the implications on global warming.
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12y ago
you need to click "customize" and add a logo or other graphic
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12y ago
CosmoCode - Berlin, full-time/part-time, Systems Administration We're a small software company mainly creating specialized web applications and web sites (Python Django, Typo 3, Wikis, ...) for individual customers and larger agen
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12y ago
The HTTPS version shows just a withe page. I had to disable my SSL enforcer for the domain to see anything.
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12y ago
"20-01-2015" - seriously?
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12y ago
I assume that Philae isn't meant to be powered directly by sunlight but has an intermediate battery? So wouldn't it make sense to simply wake him once this battery is full, do some experiment, send the data and go back to sleep un
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12y ago
In the end the application needs a key to decrypt the storage. That key has to be stored somewhere on the device. On a rooted phone there is no place out of reach, so all they can do is make the storage obscure. Unless the hardware provides
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12y ago
The post speaks about HTML but as far as I can see this does not contain a rendering component similar to what node-webkit does. Am I right?
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12y ago
Can anyone recommend a similar extension as AwesomeScreenshot without this shady behaviour?
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12y ago
What's it good for?
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12y ago
The sources ( https://github.com/marijnh/Eloquent-JavaScript ) are written in ASCIIdoc which has an epub export. So it should be easy to build one yourself.
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12y ago
this is cool. Would be nice to have a way to pick palettes directly at your site instead of going to colorlovers. Maybe by searching?
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12y ago
It provided me with a really good solution to my problems: Can you describe the problem in a paragraph? Please use small sentences, I'm only a duck. > My colleagues are dumb! >> Is your colleagues the thing that has the proble
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12y ago
This confuses the heck out of me every time I have to work with the Paypal API. I never understood why they implemented it this way. It makes absolutely no sense IMHO but has always been this way. I'm surprised that this isn't use
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12y ago
I just learned about both projects and didn't dig deep into it, but it seems to me that minicart.js buttons will still work for users without JavaScript because they are "real" Paypal buttons. That might be an advantage over
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12y ago
A bit off-topic. But are there any open source projects like this that can be self-hosted, working on a largish local directory of projects?
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12y ago
"This app is incompatible with all of your devices." I have a Nexus 4 and Nexus 7. Not exactly weird hardware.
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12y ago
A bit unrelated, but can anyone enlighten me what he means by "geofence" to detect his phone leaving the apartment?
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