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marksellers
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Comment #15672454
Please accept my sincerest thanks.
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Comment #15657082
Ah, well, the default that comes on the distro was the culprit there. Fixed now. Thanks!
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Comment #15657069
GitHub already deals with a window of half screenwidth poorly, as in requiring horizontal scrolling to see things. That's what I meant.
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Comment #15652727
But I also need the horizontal space! I very often tile windows side by side to allow developing while seeing the results, or while reading documentation. Maybe I'm just picky. I d…
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Comment #15652535
Ah, well, when you Google for "smaller firefox [interface/menus]" you just get results like: "How to make the menus in Firefox larger" (no thanks) "How to install a compact theme i…
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Comment #15652507
Manjaro Cinnamon. I love everything else about it.
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Comment #15651850
I find curated lists better for exploration than search, but perhaps I just lost my ability to search whimsically. To each their own I guess.
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Comment #15651801
I guess it's just Linux then. Ah well, I hope you enjoy it anyway. I'm still going to donate to Mozilla at the end of the year. If nothing else, competition is great and their docu…
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Comment #15651790
Thanks! Hadn't tried on Windows.
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Comment #15651713
Maybe these are silly things to complain about with fellow techies, but the things that prevent me from switching to Firefox: The menu bars are enormous even on a compact theme. Bi…
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Comment #15618798
Now if only people would stop using `@here` for every little thing, it'd be easier to separate "blue" notifications from "red" and Slack would actually be the perfect model of asyn…
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Comment #15602262
And yet what I struggle most with is identifying who, if anyone, benefits from this. Who, if anyone, controls this. Or is it all just chaotic feedback?
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Comment #15601056
This new flavor of conservatism is so strange in light of how bound to free market ideals most flavors of conservatism are. In general, I really quite dislike Conservative/Liberal …
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Comment #15567407
I've done development with all the databases, languages and packages installed on the host machine, as well as with vagrant. With the VM, I have to ssh in, or switch windows to run…
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Comment #15558786
Prime number calculator in Game of Life: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68nEX5CEmZE
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Comment #15558073
Yeah, it's not ethical to give those out without basically already having committed to interviewing the candidate.
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Comment #15558020
I've always liked essay writing. I mean, not so much as an assignment, but they're satisfying to bring together; from perfecting the construction of individual sentences, to struct…
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Comment #15528404
Really cool rocks, though.
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Comment #15205022
I find it curious how one can implant code like this into existing codebases. It takes us a while to code review and deploy, and when we deploy we overwrite what's already on produ…
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Comment #15203411
I should hope something happens. This is a monumental fuckup.
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Comment #15105691
The engines, though, absolutely
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Comment #15103016
What!? No Antarctica!?
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