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dogonwheels

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    Comment #6126474

    Here it is... https://github.com/anura-engine/anura

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    Comment #6003830

    That you had 9 months notice and you're only telling me now? ;) Seriously: I've met a minuscule number of people that can produce genuinely useful stuff when really working more th…

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    Comment #6003586

    'I get it'. No. You really don't.

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    Comment #5422147

    I had at least 3 'postgres can do that?!' quickly followed by 'and I can do it with Django!?' when reading that. Brilliantly informative. Worth it just for the filtering on hstores…

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    Comment #4820239

    Nothing more than anecdote, but hey: My Yorkshire village has a playground. They installed CCTV last month. More people complain about the main road changing from a 40mph to 30mph.…

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    Comment #3823162

    Looks great! I'd been bemoaning the lack of local sweet shops with family over the weekend and then clicked through to find you're only a few miles away! (I'm in North Leeds) A cou…

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    Comment #2800216

    It's part 1 - explaining the history of why we use @. I suspect (the well trailered) part 2 might answer the history of the symbol itself. I certainly couldn't have guessed the con…

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    Comment #2631181

    What platform are you on? My windows install seems to be prone to odd keyboard collisions, but mac is fine.

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    Comment #2628178

    Indeed! It was a pleasant surprise, to me at least. I didn't immediately associate a Py IDE with JS dev (I'm a relative late comer to Django and still don't instinctively connect P…

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    Comment #2627973

    PyCharm also has excellent JavaScript support: http://www.jetbrains.com/editors/javascript_editor.jsp?ide=p... This, the IDE's cross platform support and the IdeaVIM plugin have ba…

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    Comment #2587118

    How about Knockout? So it's not a 'full' RIA JS framework, but in my mind, that's no bad thing: http://knockoutjs.com/ It feels like a nice fit to MVC/MS stuff (there's certainly p…

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    Comment #2517431

    Used to be? Don't tell that to my milkman! :) I still get milk and eggs (and sometimes some pretty bad knock-off Irn Bru) from ours. We're in the semi-countryside just outside of L…

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    Comment #2450535

    Thoroughly impressed. I didn't expect it to be so interactive! Lots of fun to be had with reflective surfaces and 'hiding' the light underneath a pyramid. (using Webkit r83831 on 2…

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    Comment #2433584

    Since we're nitpicking, that should be (US) English. In the UK we say neesh. Or at least, I do :)

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    Comment #2377247

    I think the line_comments option might be some help.

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    Comment #2035944

    I thought the same until I looked closely at the rotated objects as they landed. Not -quite- right. Still. Lovely game and very charming and thoughtful artwork.

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    Comment #1885841

    Was it http://hypernumbers.com ?