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Comment #14190451
Ping the clients and average out data from clients near the lat/long sent with the request and compare to the client in question. Apply a max threshold to check if a client is reas…
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Comment #13893841
California allows for another person to contact the DMV to suggest that a person of any age needs a reexamination. [0] [0] https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/?1dmy&urile=wcm:path:/d…
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Comment #13893787
> Those people usually go for the low hanging fruit that appeals to most people like preventing the mentally ill to buy firearms. However it is important to note some unpleasant fa…
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Comment #13893710
You can't get a drivers license if your vision falls below 20/40. That's a "slight hint of incapacitation". Edit to clarify: ...without also requiring eye correction. Of course you…
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Comment #13516898
I have given it a solid try and I've contributed to the hyperline package. But I've had panes crash/go unresponsive kind of frequently. This isn't to say I won't use it, just that …
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Comment #13514349
I also gave Hyper a solid go but found the native Terminal and tmux/tmuxinator gives me all the same (worthwhile) utility without some bugs related to pane management and history p…
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Comment #13337226
> Stressing the "deliver quickly" aspect of any language, if you're actually trying to deliver for a business or with a team of people, is extremely destructive short term thinking…
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Comment #12962425
I built the Chrome extension [0] for Pesticide[1]. It toggles the Pesticide CSS in the current tab making it easier to visualize the placement of elements in the DOM. Useful for fr…
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Comment #12886507
I use `git add . -p` which allows me to 1) selectively create my commit, and 2) re-read what I've changed to understand it all better. I agree about wholesale adding, but of course…
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Comment #12702849
Webcache from Google: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:rPrtrh1...
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Comment #12671148
It is $1/mo/user over 3 users. Says so on the FAQ. Curious if they've tried other pricing models. Beyond, say, 10 or 20 users the value proposition shifts against that pricing mode…
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Comment #12402158
I was just looking at your pricing. :) All in all Netlify does offer a compelling service for this scope. I'm also interested in the Pro tier being free for OSS, that's fantastic! …
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Comment #12402104
Nice guide. I have my personal site on the same AWS S3/Cloudfront combo and I effectively only pay for the domain name ($12/yr) and certificate (~$35 for a 2 year?). AWS invoices m…
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Comment #11749149
AR content creation tools will likely be desktop apps similar to video editing software. Not that web-based is impossible, but these are probably going to want stand alone apps. Al…
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Comment #10489698
Definitely a step in the right direction, but very difficult to read. The font is far too small and all links are similarly too small to allow easy tapping. This comment form could…
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Comment #9869564
But now you can't use scp, right? Or did you alias that too?
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Comment #9869548
Assuming functions count: # git branch ahead/behind another function gahead() { # use first argument or master original=${1-master} # use the second argument or current branch if n…
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Comment #9401187
Twitter can fix this with an existing feature that has perceived value to the user base: Open up being a "Verified User" to anyone who uses a real name (or otherwise proves a real …
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Comment #9199909
If you didn't know you can put ssh configurations (hosts, ports, keys, etc) in ~/.ssh/config. You can use it in scp like 'scp prod:path/to/file path/to/destination'. Not sure if th…
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Comment #9166421
Sure it's not exactly an alias, but this is basically just splitting the usual `git status` output and coloring it. I have similar functions in my .bash_profile for git and it does…
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Comment #8195193
Thanks for the response. (And responding throughout this thread, too.) I see the point in using this for dependencies, and there are other apps like Google Analytics that have mini…
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Comment #8195048
Sorry, I don't understand your Bootstrap example. If I'm not technical to "install" BS (script/CSS tags and uploading files to a host) then I'm probably not technical enough to use…
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