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bittersweet

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About bittersweet

Ruby developer based in Amsterdam

email: markmulder@gmail.com twitter: @bitterzoet

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    In your video you mention not being able to use tab, enter etc for system dialogs on Mac, if you enable 'Use keyboard navigation to move focus between controls' in the Keyboard set…

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    Comment #33814581

    This is a great idea! I have been using Vimium [1] for years now in both Chrome and FF which provides similar functionality, it's a real productivity booster for me. Vimium calls t…

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    Comment #33814425

    Vimium provides go-to-previous-tab via `^`.

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    Comment #30373883

    The article mentions the nuisance caused by darkstores, but does not go in depth. I've recently came across a small instagram [0] that details some of these. I want to mention some…

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    Comment #29645921

    You might be remembering pftp, which had a few modded versions (mew6, "shit").

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    Amsterdam: test1 test2 test3 test4 test5 test6 test7 test8 test9 test10 Average cloudflare 28 ms 37 ms 25 ms 28 ms 28 ms 24 ms 25 ms 24 ms 26 ms 26 ms 27.10 cloudflare2nd 24 ms 25 …

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    Springest | Amsterdam, ONSITE | Full-time | VISA Springest is a rapidly growing international marketplace for learning. From online trainings to university courseware, Springest he…

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    Springest | Amsterdam, ONSITE | Full-time | VISA Springest is a rapidly growing international marketplace for learning. From online trainings to university courseware, Springest he…

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    Comment #11071482

    I love this! I started doing this years ago as well via a simple notes dir in my dotfiles (example [1]), and actually wrote a small tool to help me with it [2]. This way I can list…

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    Comment #10900653

    People have mentioned the Garmin Virb being able to do this, and I have to mention that their software [1] is great and easily useable with any video file. I've used it to sync up …

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    Comment #10551984

    I've been using SSE with Go for personal projects, so just one browser, could you expand on the issues you mentioned? I'm curious if it is indeed as bad as you say.

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    Comment #10059550

    Seconded, I have not thought about this before or come across this idea at all and certainly sounds interesting!

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    Comment #9776483

    I was actually looking in to Tesseract yesterday, so this post coincides nicely. I have a hobby project where I scrape instagram photos, and I actually only want to end up with pho…

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    Comment #5140025

    Qrush, one of the guys behind Rubygems tweeted that the credentials of every yml file ended up on pastie: https://twitter.com/qrush/status/296638346283868160 > Someone posted http:…

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    Comment #4839221

    The author notes that there is no meta key anymore [1], however you can often setup your terminal emulator to use another key as the meta key. In iTerm [2] I have the left alt/opti…

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    Comment #4732328

    This article seemed very familiar, and I found the original article where a lot of the quotes/text came from, 'The Making of Goldeneye' from may 2011 [1] [1]: http://www.nowgamer.c…

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    Comment #4687819

    And are you poling the noti server? I'm wondering how realtime it is :-)

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    Comment #4687714

    Interesting, could you shed some light on the tech behind this? For example, does this use a custom solution to display notifications or Growl / ML notifications?

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    Comment #4651548

    It does have some problems with decoding DTS content (I don't have a receiver) though. I've tried a couple of things already like overclocks and re encoding the audio but I'm still…

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    This is N.W.A. - 100 miles and running http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGUbgPYIrU4