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Testing this by using it to write a blog post. So far so good. It's pretty nifty for "pruning" dense writing.

There seems to be a lot of complaining about this article being too simple. Hopefully you all noticed that this was part 1 of 4, and it gets pretty complicated and useful (to me at…

It is a useful feature, and it was already there prior to this version. It could be turned on before, and looking at it, Arch and Debian are going to ignore upstream here (which is…

It is a useful feature, and it was already there prior to this version. It could be turned on before, and looking at it, Arch and Debian are going to ignore upstream here (which is…

The fact that people have blindly accepted them as false is subtlety proving his point about history on the internet. the fact that you do not understand that people simply do not …

Belgium says : deal with it, you hoopy froop. French : Fait comme, espece de heuapy freaup. Nederlands : U bent een froopy hoop. Long live the King - Long live Belgium. I'm sorry :…

KCacheGrind relies on using valgrind, which gives you extremely detailed information on runtime information by wrapping your execution context at a very low level. For this reason,…

I really do believe some of the more negative stereotypes and stigma is beginning to lift surrounding the therapeutic use of entheogens. Like you stated time and accurate informati…

I found Node.js a much simpler platform to use, mainly because there is no worrying about concurrency. Because of the asynchronicity of Node, don't you explicitly have to worry abo…

Sorry to bring it up here, but can you check your email for an email from david@daviddworken.com? I previously sent in an XSS vulnerability that you fixed quickly, but I found a se…

Depends on what you mean by "parse". If all you want is to search a document that is known to be well-formed, find an element that meets a few criteria, and grab a value out of tha…

I haven't dealt with concurrency in C++ yet, but I definitely agree with the "don't write assembly, file bugs for the compiler instead" methodology. And not because I don't like AS…

Which operations you do the most? I'll try speed up them too.