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colonhyphenp

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    Comment #2987726

    Can you go into some more detail why you would not choose it? I am curious.

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    Comment #2671244

    That list is just for .com domains. This Wikipedia entry lists old .com, .org, .edu and .net domains: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_oldest_currently_re... Also, I found …

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    Comment #1773335

    Without thinking I tried moving the character around using the vi "hjkl" navigation keys, and it works! Mad props for that.

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    Comment #1465428

    Regarding the heat issue you are having with your laptop: I was having similar problems with a different laptop, and I got an "XPad Slim" ( http://www.xpad4laptop.com/ ) cooling pa…

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    Comment #1291531

    Interesting. I didn't realize amazon affiliate links carried such a negative connotation. I'll definitely keep that in mind for future posts and remove a few of the affiliate links…

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    Comment #1291477

    I doubt I'll make anything. I honestly just posted the article to show how easy it is to upgrade the MBP hard drive. It's my first time messing with Amazon Affiliates, and blogspot…

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    Comment #1291351

    Ha, got that right !

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    Comment #1201149

    Last year a friend taught me about the bash trick "CTRL-R" on the command line for reverse history searching, and it is an amazing time saver. It acts as a great alternative to #8,…

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    Comment #1145415

    I learned the basics of Haskell by doing some problems from http://projecteuler.net . It's probably not as exciting as actually building something using the language, but it's defi…

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    Comment #904368

    The maintainers of the contraptor project have done some pretty neat demonstrations with an Arduino. I was particularly impressed with this X-Y plotter/drilling assembly: http://ww…

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    Comment #738531

    Yeah the title is definitely misleading. The word "hacking" isn't even mentioned in the article besides in the title. Replace "hacking contest" with "programming competitions" and …

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    Comment #620386

    Whole Foods is a good place to go for freshly roasted beans - Most locations I have been to roast their coffee in the store and put roast dates on it.

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    Comment #620382

    I am in the same boat with the french press - I really can't tell that much of a difference between a cup of freshly roasted/ground french press coffee and a cup of coffee at Starb…

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    Comment #581218

    This course website from the University of Maryland has a very good introduction to C. http://www.cs.umd.edu/class/fall2005/cmsc212/ It starts off with the fundamentals then gets i…

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    Comment #439983

    I started using the Railscast TextMate theme a few months ago and have been quite satisfied - it's got a dark grey-ish brown background. http://railscasts.com/about

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    Comment #423499

    Is this still true after the recent bailouts? (honest question)

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