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josephfrazier

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    Comment #16797907

    > Like, you could just pull the latest Firefox dev container and run a single command to have a running debuggable app. https://janitor.technology/ is attempting to provide a web-b…

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    Comment #16784522

    > First, you need ffmpeg (ymmv.. this assumes macOS, for others installing ffmpeg is also possible but left as an exercise for the reader): > $ brew install ffmpeg FWIW, there's a …

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    Comment #16125982

    More generally, here's one of the best discussions of distributed issue tracking I've found (dated 2013): http://travisbrown.ca/blog.html#TooMuchAboutDistributedBugTr...

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    Comment #15979915

    From a "devil's advocate" perspective, it's a relatively simple way to keep people from burning through the rate limit by submitting loads of usernames. Of course, if checking whet…

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    Comment #14655106

    Judging from the source (viewable with Chrome extension source viewer [1]), it's POSTing the IPA text to https://www.ipaaudio.click/audio as the `ipa` key of a JSON object, the ser…

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    Comment #14654899

    You can use Chrome Store Foxified [1] to install the extension in Firefox. I just tried it, but I'm getting a `TypeError: NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource.` [1]: http…

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    Comment #14116295

    You can have git diff/blame/etc ignore stylistic changes by configuring prettier as a textconv [1]. I'm building a `git diff` wrapper that does this for you [2]. [1]: https://git.w…

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    Comment #13372147

    Unfortunately, it doesn't. From https://github.com/tabulapdf/tabula : > Caveat: Tabula only works on text-based PDFs, not scanned documents. If you can click-and-drag to select tex…

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    Comment #12686947

    You can use `npm run env bin-cmd` for that. It's not as convenient as `npm exec bin-cmd` would be, but it might be easier to type than `$(npm bin)/bin-cmd`.