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brunno

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    Comment #36771154

    Thanks for mentioning this. Somehow I've searched for something like this before and couldn't find it. That didn't stop me from using Firefox tough. I just have my first bookmark i…

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    Comment #35230169

    Time to play catch up with all the new JavaScript frameworks that were released in this 48h then.

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    Comment #34994693

    If you try to use it as a GUI designer like Figma it's pretty outdated but I still use it for low-fidelity mockups sometimes and I like it for it's simplicity.

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    Comment #34163877

    This looks like a good alternative to Foreman ( https://ddollar.github.io/foreman/ ). Do you know about it? What advantages do you think Porter has over it? Congratulations on the …

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    Comment #33774438

    You can say that in portuguese, it's completely correct but it seems to be much less used than "junto ao muro" as in "next to the wall/adjacent to the wall". Even being correct in …

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    Comment #33705923

    This is great! I love Rails but have used Sinatra and Padrino in the past. The knowledge you get using these frameworks can sometimes be brought back to your Rails apps to improve …

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    Comment #33420449

    I get what you're saying. Specially if you think of it more as a microblog that you share toughts. How do you feel about timestamps as titles (and URLs)? Maybe having an option to …

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    Comment #33319984

    From a quick look it's nice but I think the grey background color for the inputs is not a good choice, it gives the impression that they are disabled.

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    Comment #32943471

    There was a time when some stuff was being extracted (removed) from Ruby core and becoming gems and I really tought PStore and YAML::Store were going to be among those, but no, the…

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    Comment #32943383

    I love the simplicity of YAML::Store. It was introduced in Ruby 1.8, almost 20 years ago ( https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/55f4dc4c9a5345c28d0da750... ). I even created a littl…

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    Comment #32137343

    Don't forget the daily notifications reminding you that your free calculation for the day is ready and after you click a popup that shows that if you check-in everyday for a week y…

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    Comment #31976560

    Interestingly, there's a very high chance that those HTML pages with tables crafted in the 90s still render perfectly fine today (if they're still around).

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    Comment #31893572

    This is a well done and concise guide from the author of the Kemal framework for Crystal. I really like it.

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    Comment #31692927

    It's region locked to some countries: SORRY. CAN'T DELIVER. Which area can I play in? You can access this streaming demo from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France,…

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    Comment #31519120

    Heroku is getting a lot of backlash lately but they have the "Deploy to Heroku" button that a lot of open source projects seem to have integraded well. I used it a couple of times …

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    Comment #30743735

    As a long time Sublime Text[1] user, I've been using Sublime Merge[2] since the day it's been launched and it brings me the same speed and minimalism I get with Sublime Text and ha…

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    Comment #29024650

    Readability. Sometimes people that can read code, like most of us here, don't get bothered by tokens like "{" or some of the more complex hierarchical structures but for someone th…

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    Comment #27019688

    Microsoft Office Lens is free and really good. You can also do it natively now in iOS Files app and Android's Google Drive.

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    Comment #27018858

    Chrome is bundled with Android (billions of devices) and when you install a lot of software on Windows like antivirus they bundle Chrome unless you opt-out. Not the same but pretty…

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    Comment #26319188

    I don’t think so. WhatsApp does that and it is a pretty known app.