jcitme | 14 years ago | on: How Do You Look When Merging Fails ;-)
Is there a git version?
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jcitme | 14 years ago | on: Two things about SOPA/PIPA and then I'll shut up
Even better: the key word is "give"
All google has to do is 'give' x ad views before some videos on youtube, for each candidate. If someone tries to get Google to do otherwise, they're limiting GOOGLE'S freedom of speech.
jcitme | 14 years ago | on: Vim ported to iOS
It doesn't seem retina optimized. The font is horrendous on my iPhone 4.
jcitme | 14 years ago | on: Vim ported to iOS
There is, though. I don't understand... personally I've been using a combo of iSSH into my own iphone. ~/ is located at /private/var/mobile and there's no latency (you ARE connecting to localhost). Git and vim installed means that basically, you can be self sufficient from your iPad/iPhone, without even needing an additional workstation to SSH into. Hell, even Python and Ruby can be installed on the jailbroken iphone. It's basically a portable POSIX-compatible system, after you install all the necessary packages (network-cmds for ping, for example) you're all set.
jcitme | 14 years ago | on: Gmail Has 350 MM Active Users
>Show only messages without any tag?
Can you search "-tag1 -tag2 ..." ? I only have 10 tags, so if I really needed to do this, it's fairly acceptable. Not sure if you have a gazillion or something.
jcitme | 14 years ago | on: SOPA: Obama could pay for decision in Hollywood cash
This brings up several questions. How much tech industry lobbying dollars are there, and how does it stack compared to the Entertainment industry? More importantly, how much non-monetary sway do they have on Washington?
jcitme | 14 years ago | on: The SOPA Blackout Roundup
Youtube and Google+ are owned by google, so I'm not sure if they count. Definitely they should post a notice or two, but...
jcitme | 14 years ago | on: Wikipedia blackout page
Which IRC channel would that happen to be? I would love to see the logs of the last few days.
jcitme | 14 years ago | on: Facebook users drop in the US and Canada
This is a problem inherent in any form of social media. Unfortunately, it's not easily fixed. You need to find a way to strike a balance between rewarding content creation and punishing spam, and the line in thin.
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: How to replace 30 laptops (and $10,000) with 150 sheets of paper
Let's start making it more complicated again!
Wind meter on the other side of the conveyer belt and an air horn whenever it drops below a certain level...
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: Do Psychopaths Make the World Go Round?
HN, you dropped the ball here. Even Reddit would spot a comment like "Nailed it" and see that it doesn't contribute in any way.
This community should try to stop a decline in quality...
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: Big Reddit Changes Coming? Conde Nast Purchases 285 Reddit Domain Names
I find this rather amusing, that kn0thing would make a post that's essentially the scourge of reddit. Are the reddit admins trying their hand at being a hipster, and /ironically/ posting this? :)
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: Depixelizing Pixel Art (with awesome results)
It's overloaded, try another mirror. Megaupload, mediafire, etc that is designed to share docs
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: Firefox 5 Beta is available for download
if Firefox 17 came out 3 months ago and we are currently on Firefox 20, I don't think that's any less secure than running 3.6.5 when 3.6.7 came out...
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: Oracle gives up on OpenOffice after community forks the project
liberal office, the hated enemy of every single self respecting conservative
/s
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: Bootstrapping a simple compiler from nothing
you HAD to make me write new laws of physics? you %@#$
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: How We Got Owned by a Few Teenagers (and Why It Will Never Happen Again)
bring him to criminal courts. close enough.
jcitme | 15 years ago
www.linux.org/
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: M.C. Escher: More Mathematics Than Meets the Eye
Does anyone have a larger version of the last picture?
jcitme | 15 years ago | on: Adobe releases Flash to HTML5 converter
uneditable html, probably.