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lacerus
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Comment #29769339
This 100x! I am in the same boat, ours are 4 and 2. I recently installed rings and a super sturdy pull up bar next to the kids room and hope to do some basic calisthenics there wit…
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Comment #25977778
Using Rails with offline documentation for the gems I use and the rails guides in Dash.app, I can, yes. As long as I don‘t run into any brand new problems after a version upgrade. …
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Comment #5293002
I have done exactly that. Thanks for telling me :-)
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Comment #5155692
Thanks! I'm 793689, joined 25 February 2007, and got the e-mail.
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Comment #5149856
After using Jekyll for two years with lots of hacks to have HAML and others, I switched to middleman, which has everything I need out of the box: https://github.com/middleman/middl…
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Comment #5128914
Can you provide examples or links?
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Comment #5036963
Downside: You can never change your SuperGenPass password, even if a site requires you to.
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Comment #5033797
to_hex does not seem to be in the standard library, but these will work and are rather elegant to get a short random string. Thanks, Patrick! rand(16**16).to_s(16) rand(16**16).to_…
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Comment #4993089
SEEKING WORK as a German freelancer in Hamburg, Germany or remotely in a nearby timezone. - Ruby on Rails - JavaScript - HTML - CSS - Some Photoshop skills - Scrum Master German is…
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Comment #4986097
How does that work?
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Comment #4969798
- Crashplan.com backup - billomat.com invoicing - letsfreckle.com timetracking - mite.yo.lk timetracking - github - "Thomas Was Alone" game on steam - tons of iPhone apps
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Comment #4867819
From Wikipedia for other curious non-native speakers: Voir dire /ˈvwɑr ˌdiər/ is a legal phrase that refers to a variety of procedures connected with jury trials. It originally ref…
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Comment #4858648
SEEKING WORK in Hamburg, Germany or remote. I develop web applications using Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. http://lorenzkitzmann.de
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Comment #4730625
SEEKING WORK in Hamburg, Germany or remotely. Full stack web dev with and a bit a sysadmin with focus on Ruby on Rails and Linux. Also a knack for SEO and agile team organization. …
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Comment #4728026
SEEKING WORK in Hamburg, Germany or remotely. Full stack web dev with and a bit a sysadmin with focus on Ruby on Rails and Linux. Also a knack for SEO and agile team organization. …
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Comment #4607791
SEEKING WORK in Hamburg, Germany or remotely. Full stack web dev with and a bit a sysadmin with focus on Ruby on Rails and Linux. Also a knack for SEO and agile team organization. …
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Comment #4431625
DAE = Does Anybody Else. I had to look it up, too. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dae
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Comment #4418969
Please mention the price somewhere. Having to click the "Get the book" button, then waiting 5 seconds, then having Paypal finally tell me the price is a turn off for me.
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Comment #4393181
normalize.css[1] has become more popular than resetting everything for several reasons[2], [1] http://necolas.github.com/normalize.css/ [2] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/68873…
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Comment #4382448
NIH = Not Invented Here, in case somebody else is wondering also.
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Comment #4380448
Direct debit and instant wire transfer are very big in Germany. Many places, especially supermarkets, do not even accept any credit cards but only debit cards. Our checking account…
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Comment #3770188
Yes, absolutely, for many sports that rely on wind, such as wind- or kite-surfing.
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Comment #3644411
Hi Rob! Would you mind sharing the marketing plan (with secret-sauce details removed perhaps)?
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Comment #3434258
http://hipsteripsum.me/?paras=4&type=hipster-latin
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Comment #3186012
What is the easiest way to load these changes? Do you add them to your custom.css or use an add-on?