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emgee3
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About emgee3
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Comment #12438988
It might be the same, it might not. An contrived example: let's say an unfixed Bootstrap 3 bug is that there is a formatting error when rendering "div.jumbotron > h1 > span.label >…
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Comment #12437862
I'm not disagreeing, but one thing that makes this different is you can easily fix most Bootstrap bugs by overriding it with some custom CSS, or just not use that class. It's diffe…
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Comment #12427066
This reminds me, a few years back I was reading the code of a few different obscure libraries. One of them had a primary process that would spawn different worker processes and kil…
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Comment #12313469
I would say not just the shell but most software
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Comment #11585998
I may not have been clear, but I understand and fully support their right to charge for software and services. I just haven't worked on any projects for which their prices fit in t…
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Comment #11576546
I have a love-hate relationship with nginx. I love that it's fast and rock solid. But recently I keep on getting tripped up when the directive I'm trying to configure is only avail…
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Comment #11574929
I've not tried it but there is this preset https://github.com/jhen0409/babel-preset-es2015-node6
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Comment #11569347
Would love to be included. Docker ID: emgee
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Comment #11032575
Truth
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Comment #11032574
Sure if you want a full set of native tools I won't suggest otherwise. But a full cygwin install is way more invasive than node, and if you just want some specific tools, vorpal mi…
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Comment #11032427
But a benefit might be cross-platform compatibility seeing as some OSes don't come with, say, grep out of the box. While you could use the native tools, there could be some benefit…
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Comment #9752313
But plenty of time to leave comments on HN.
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Comment #9479827
I had a similar issue with Creative Cloud spamming the log files with a few TB of garbage. Worth a quick check at least.
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Comment #9479712
I wish I could upvote this more. Compare and contrast this protest in South Korea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMi7Jkay0fY
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Comment #9082375
Having grown up near Portland, I too was surprised about the historic levels of racism. Though in retrospect it is believable, considering the percentages of minorities is (or at l…
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Comment #8998185
I have no numbers to back me, but my impression is the vast majority of OS X users can't be bothered with doing backups even with a built-in Backup solution, much less a 3rd party …
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Comment #8994030
This is actively being worked on by core developers. See https://github.com/meteor/meteor/wiki/Preview-of-Meteor-on-W... if you want to try the pre-release.
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Comment #8897344
> Important to note: because JavaScript itself is always backwards-compatible (1JS), any code that runs on Node will run on iojs, but not necessarily vice versa. Though I'd imagine…
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Comment #8882276
ntfs-3g was indeed ported and can be easily installed, but I think the point was is writing to NTFS is not natively supported.
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Comment #8749924
There's a good euphemism
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Comment #8720986
Just a quick q: does it involve a bluebird on your shoulder?
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Comment #8525033
While Meteor does do a lot for you out of the box, it doesn't really prevent you from seeing what's going on. There are some good resources for seeing what Meteor is doing behind t…
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Comment #8500638
What's even more frightening is we're getting both.
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Comment #8385950
This isn't the 1990's anymore. There are plenty of ways to host non-static sites without CGI.
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Comment #8066772
I'm not sure what the current status is, but it was being developed by Dreamworks. I'm sure they can Bayify it if it moves forward.