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mattsah

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    Comment #9106044

    Note, this uses some newer CSS and JS stuff, Only tested in Firefox 35, but should probably have a good chance on Chrome too. Hit ctrl+s to save.

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    Comment #7216238

    How's the Linux support?

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    Comment #5908455

    Closest I can find is commits by author, but doesn't parse out specific files unless you view the commits: https://github.com/mattsah/beer-recipes/commits/master?autho... Change "m…

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    Comment #5908102

    It'd likely be possible to come up with that information using git, but I don't think github has an interface for it. If it makes you feel better I'll probably be starting a site w…

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    Comment #5808839

    Did you use Chrome to access the URL?

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    Comment #5434939

    I couldn't get the article to load, but given that it's Bill Gates, I assume this has something to do with the spread of HIV/AIDS. From the commments I can discern that one concern…

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    Comment #5405721

    No one has a "right" not to be offended insofar as such would trump any right to freedom of speech. That said, any company under the current circumstances has a "right" to fire an …

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    Comment #5399083

    Unlike Ruby devs we don't need to pray to God every time we deploy our code?

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    Comment #5263420

    Bigger inconvenience in Firefox 19: Script: http://gistflow.com/assets/application-ffa7d5c2098bdbb3028af... Keeps prompting me about taking a long time or dying...

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    Introducing Sage, a simple Documentation Generator for PHP

    Sage is a simple and flexible documentation generator for PHP code. It outputs basic API documentation in markdown format suitable for projects which use GitHub, but most other mar…

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    Comment #5070556

    I completely agree with this, and the documentation will be forthcoming on the GitHub wiki - so please follow and keep and eye out. There will also be an article at some point soon…

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    Comment #5053788

    In 99% of cases I would wager you don't want your stubs to perform much logic at all. You want their returns to be a static as possible. The more logic your stubs perform the great…

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    Comment #5052009

    On the heels of my post yesterday regarding Parody ( http://www.github.com/dotink/parody ), I am releasing Lab.

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    Comment #5051758

    I'm not sure why you would have a test function in the main app as opposed to separate testing - but yes, it would. The intention of the AGPL is clear in my opinion and not really …

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    Comment #5051549

    I tried to clarify above. What I am trying to get at is that traditionally web software is not distributed at all. That is, the software itself is never provided to the user and th…

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    Comment #5051510

    I'm not sure I follow. Could you give a hypothetical example? It's difficult to tell if you are only referring to the passing of the original Mime as an argument... which if you ar…

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    Comment #5051506

    I misspoke, what I should have said is that GPL's distribution clause only pertains to binary software. clearly if you provide someone a piece of GPL software (such as a perl scrip…