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moneypenny
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Comment #12027423
I have been a member for some years now and it's definitely my favourite place in London (and thus, the planet) but that's entirely because I'm somewhat institutionalized and feel …
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Comment #11208574
Tower: have used for four years, and it's EXCELLENT. I use the CLI, tig and Tower.
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Comment #11191943
This post is the stupid thing. There's plenty of other reasons people fork repos, such as being able to have a safe copy of the code in case the original is removed (happens all th…
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Comment #11191923
The context for this post is the Indian market. Might be true. Don't know.
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Comment #11149309
Pretty sure that picture isn't open source, either...
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Comment #10117961
Hear, hear. Flash was the most wonderful laboratory. Also: The Flash Virtual Machine is the real problem. It's bloody awful and buggy and slow. The tooling was fabulous, though. Ac…
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Comment #9217583
I guess you're not in the UK. I'm of Indian origin, lived through the 70s and 80s and this word makes me cringe physically.
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Comment #8313986
Amazing, but I'm now terrified that there's a tiny group of guys who can hear frequencies nobody else can, and we will really have "golden ears" hi-fi-audiophile buffs.
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Comment #7920573
High-quality client, new version sounds like it'll be on par with Sourcetree features while retaining a decent GUI. Sourcetree is marvellous, but overly complicated to use.
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Comment #7457583
He's not English (or Murican), so cut the guy some slack.
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Comment #7363314
A+++ as described, arrived promptly, made Spotify sound better than my Linn Sondek LP12 with Troika cartridge and PWB modifications. Would buy again.
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Comment #7016581
Very nice work indeed.
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Comment #6994514
You still can't deny that the mechanics of the site are somewhat broken - I have answered questions, had the answers upvoted, only to see the question edited by a mod and changing …
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Comment #6746031
Nice work. I did something similar many years ago on film, and here's how you could replicate it with digital. a) high ND filters, like a 3.0 and up, to give long exposure times an…
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Comment #6689490
Ah, Ember, such promise, such expectations. Too little, too late. I spent about 13 months working with it, but it has proved a complete waste of time. In getting other developers u…
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Comment #6625865
Today: Put your smartphones down, pick up your guitars, and play along with Perfect Day. http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/l/lou_reed/perfect_day_ver2_...
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Comment #6494620
Does exactly what it says on the tin. Very very nice. Painless to run, too.
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Comment #6370735
Isn't this just another "Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair"?
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Comment #6309948
Well done, basically. Massive effort. I've been working with Ember for over a year now and things have come a long way. Out of the many brilliant things in Ember, possibly my favou…
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Comment #6296820
Over-promises, under-delivers
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Comment #6121115
This looks worse for the loser (of the phone) as s/he's comprehensively shown us that s/he's enjoying being a twat, whereas the user may or may not have actually stolen it. Innocen…
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Comment #5999658
IMHO, unsharp mask can quickly look aggressive (as in the OPs example, but I expect that is to show the effect). A speedier one-shot solution is to simply use adaptive reduction, w…
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Comment #5958588
django-rest-framework looks good, been years since I used Django in any seriousness, so will have to give it another run. As an aside, what's the scoop on Python 2.7.X and 3.0 neve…