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by tronicron 14y ago
Solution is to self-host your critical files. If you have SSH already on a server (ha!) it is pretty easy: http://www.verbosity.ca/hosting-your-own-git-based-shared-re...
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by tronicron 14y ago
Cookie recipe! #winning
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The Google phone with no network(plus.google.com)
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by tronicron 15y ago
Damn, so cool!
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by tronicron 15y ago
More like they tried to make him throw all of his money in the garbage rather than infringe on their IP.
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by tronicron 15y ago
User agent switcher.
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by tronicron 15y ago
When I get a conversation going with a friend and it turns out it can be done with some programming, I often do it. But I only do it when I have 4-5h I can spend with them to get it done and then I walk away from it. Really awesome to hel
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by tronicron 15y ago
Been there. Had a similar situation on a one-project company I started with a friend. In my case I was the developer and I had worked two months past our decision to transfer the company to him, the non-technical founder. When I asked him
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by tronicron 15y ago
Interesting. Twitter and HN yes, Facebook and LinkedIn no. Chromium on Debian.
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by tronicron 15y ago
wtf, I get to the quiet place and someone started playing a bunch of shit music.
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by tronicron 15y ago
edit: I guess it is worth noting that the misinterpreted public post and resulting hospital time was worse than whatever minor crisis than he was dealing with at the time. Fortunately no major medical bills (Canada) but he definitely lost
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by tronicron 15y ago
A friend posted a suicide alert as a joke on Facebook a couple weeks ago and two days later the police came knocking. They ended up keeping him in hospital for two days "just in case". The only reason he was there was that someone doesn'