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tdvorak
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Comment #35452144
No, but studded tyres do.
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Comment #16705734
What about joining a local hackerspace, if that's an option? You can get access to much better machines than you would buy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackerspace
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Comment #16264885
Don't you have a public bookcase nearby? You could give your books there https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_bookcase
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Comment #15274702
My choice as well. I've just added one more 8GB RAM module and replaced OS with Xubuntu. Happy java dev since then.
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Comment #12164166
GitHub API and JSONP support is a nice way, how to play with those data in browsers. I wanted to have a GitHub timeline on my personal website, instead of the Twitter timeline. Aft…
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Comment #11539905
I've implemented something similar to be able to run tests with different MongoDB versions: https://github.com/variety/variety/blob/master/test.sh
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Comment #11342559
You can provide any tag, sha, or branch which can be supplied as an argument to git checkout.
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Comment #11165671
Not sure about the version, but probably 2013. Maybe Pandoc could help you with the conversion.
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Comment #11164805
Another Gitbook user here. For me, it's the simple markdown syntax, nice diffs in GIT/SVN, tooling, exports to HTML/PDF with plugin possibilities and minimal vendor lock-in. That s…
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