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sprsquish

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About sprsquish

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #47978387

    When I was running i3 I basically used it as a glorified workspace switcher. I ran a terminal with tmux full screen on one workspace and a browser full screen on the other. i3 let …

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    Comment #22638222

    I think your point about not feeling the car is a big part of what makes driving a simulator so difficult. Every part of a real car is giving the driver direct feedback into variou…

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    Comment #18503253

    I agree that they aren't exactly up-front about their model. They do provide a link to a pricing page that lays out the tiers: https://brain.fm/pricing

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    Comment #4253655

    This is almost exactly what our use case is. I slightly altered the implementation to be more GC friendly though: http://squishtech.posterous.com/addendum-to-the-opposite-of-...

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    Comment #2779067

    I work on the Trust & Safety team at Twitter and hate spam as much as everyone else. As with any large system the solution is never as simple as "implement this thing, problem solv…

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    Comment #1885167

    Happens all the time! I'm getting my nose moved though.

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    Comment #1885117

    Maybe it's a version thing, but Ctrl+Shift+T doesn't work for me. Cmd+Shift+T does. But will it restore all the tabs you had open when you accidentally quit?

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    Comment #1838803

    Jane answered this well on Quora: http://www.quora.com/Why-does-Twitter-need-300-employees

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    Comment #1288872

    Please please please add Instapaper support for this.

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    Comment #1204511

    Check out CoffeeScript. It does exactly that. http://jashkenas.github.com/coffee-script/

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    Comment #992921

    I've been trying to model libxml.js after Nokogiri. I wanted to get something built and working first. The next step is to expose libxml2's html parser. Someone else has started wo…

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    Comment #947249

    Agreed, it's a bit sensationalist.

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    Comment #946890

    Superfeedr has an XMPP API that allows you to subscribe to updates on a blog or really anything with an RSS or Atom feed. It'll provide push notifications when your subscriptions u…

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    Comment #940615

    OpenMRS is pretty big. I don't know the exact number of tables, but it's up there. http://openmrs.org/wiki/Data_Model

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    Comment #910704

    My interpretation of that joke was scatological. Though, I don't know if that says more about me than Randall.

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    Comment #894821

    As impressive as the actual robots are, I'm more impressed with the "dance" they created to show these off.

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    Comment #866683

    I'm using the Javascript Tools bundle for TextMate. It runs JSLint every time I save a javascript file. http://github.com/subtleGradient/javascript-tools.tmbundle

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    Comment #864112

    I've been burned several times by missing semicolons when minifying my code. Now I make sure they're always there. I'm also running everything through JSLint.

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    Comment #575889

    I could play with the low light switch all day. Love the transition effect.

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    Comment #525181

    My wife is out the door very early in the morning. I make sure I get out of bed when she comes in to say goodbye for the day. My alarm clock has proven ineffective. I'll wake up an…

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    Comment #523893

    Take a look at Redmine ( http://www.redmine.org/ ). We're using it for all our internal projects. The git integration is a bit sparse at the moment. You can't browse around branche…

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    Comment #523673

    Nice that you can have your own Gitorious. But Gitorious is not Github. One of the biggest and most useful differences is the fork queue.