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by toggle 13y ago
To be fair, the three sites the author holds up as good examples (Medium, 37signals' blog, and Zen Habits) are not being run for a profit. Having to monetize a site does make it much harder to keep the layout clean -- ads are supposed
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by toggle 13y ago
He's wrong when he says that Medium uses a 22pt font. They have a 22 PIXEL font. 22px is much smaller than 22pt. (37signals' blog and Zen Habits also have a 20-something pixel font size, not 20-something points). Otherwise, this w
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by toggle 13y ago
No, the ZTE is not at all similar to the Geeksphone Peak. It's even slower than the Keon -- it has half as much RAM as the Keon, and only 512 MB of internal storage (I think the Keon has 4 GB).
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by toggle 13y ago
Click "bug reporting" on the side menu. Takes you to https://www.keepassx.org/dev/ . Github page is at https://github.com/keepassx/keepassx .
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by toggle 13y ago
I use both KeePass and KeePassX (and KeePassDroid on my phone) -- I should make some donations tonight. I'll be really, really, REALLY happy when KeePassX works with browser plugins like regular KeePass does, so you don't have to
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by toggle 13y ago
I'm pretty sure KeepassX supports the new database format -- I think their FAQ is wrong. Its relationship with KeePass is just that it's another program that can open that file format; they aren't really "related."
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by toggle 13y ago
Coincidentally, I just tried this on Bitbucket a couple of days ago. For your activity feed, it must check the username you used to authenticate when you pushed, not what email address is on the commit. The activity feed on my profile says
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by toggle 13y ago
Crecord is great. Someone has made a fork that works on Windows[1]. The regular one is only for Mac and Linux. (Haven't tried the Windows one myself, but I do like using crecord on my Mac at work.) [1] https://bitbucket.org&
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by toggle 13y ago
Yeah, it sounds like something created with that Medium article title generator, http://benjaminhawkyard.co.uk/medium/ .
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by toggle 13y ago
Damage to what? The "USB name?" I don't think it's going anywhere, even if we do have to wait until 2016 for a better design. Two years isn't long, considering we've been dealing with this since 1997 or so. Unl
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by toggle 13y ago
The Peak+ was 150 euros (like $200). Since people who ordered the Peak+ can exchange that for a Revolution, I wonder if that means the Revolution will be the same price. I bet not, since it'd be really hard to sell a 4.8-inch phone for
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by toggle 13y ago
I'm sure the average consumer wouldn't take that seriously -- however, this is not meant for the average consumer. This letter is definitely trying to appeal to business IT managers, and they sure love Gartner's magic quadran
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by toggle 13y ago
Yes, considering that CC companies have that information by the nature of the service they provide to you , their customer. On the other hand, Google seems to be expanding into more services to hungrily learn more about you and then provid
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by toggle 13y ago
He was talking about Go, not Dart. (Sorry if you were joking and my sarcas-o-meter is off.)
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by toggle 13y ago
The author is from a company called Bottlenose, which (Wikipedia says) is a "company that analyzes social media and business data to detect trends for brands." So it's pretty clear that he has an angle here.
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by toggle 13y ago
I can imagine some clients would find it disingenuous to have a company name when it's just you, yeah. This post was interesting because my current boss had the exact opposite experience. He said when he dropped the "company/
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by toggle 13y ago
I think got SCSS and SASS backwards. Probably meant to say he likes SCSS, not SASS.
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by toggle 13y ago
I think doing it with SASS makes it cleaner when there are some differences between p and footer. So, instead of this CSS: p, footer { margin-bottom: 20px; font-size: 14px; line-height: 1.5; } p { text-align
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by toggle 13y ago
I'm glad that the shelve extension (which is like stash in git) is included by default now. Even though that extension has been around for a while, it feels like it's considered a core function now, rather than an "extra.&quo
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by toggle 13y ago
Everyone who's looking to run their own private Dropbox should check out ownCloud[1]. It's free, open source, you install it on your own server (or Raspberry Pi), and it's not P2P like BTsync is. It works more like Dropbox, w
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by toggle 13y ago
No no, the hidden input fields would not be filled in by a human (because they're positioned off screen by CSS, for example), whereas a bot would fill them in because the bot is just scraping the HTML for all input fields and filli
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by toggle 13y ago
There's the Geeksphone Peak+ ( http://shop.geeksphone.com/en/phones/8-peak.html ), which is a Firefox OS phone with decent specs. Unfortunately, I can't find any real info or reviews on it.
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by toggle 13y ago
Right, but you could have it continuously recording for as long as its memory will allow, and delete from the beginning when it gets too full. Then, have it save when it detects a collision. With bike commuting becoming more and more popula
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by toggle 13y ago
It's easy to think that Bootstrap has revolutionized HTML, since the startup community often lives in an echo chamber. The sites we visit and the sites we make use Bootstrap, but let's take a moment to check in with reality here. Has there