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thisishugo

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    Turns out you can already do this. It works on El Capital, at least. http://www.imore.com/add-space-your-mac-dock

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    Comment #10904240

    jQuery is a dependency of Ember. Angular (at least 1.x) requires either jQuery or its own subset, jqLite. Cross browser incompatibility is still a thing and jQuery remains a very g…

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    Comment #10232576

    It also loads several external resources, from various sources, including Google Analytics, any one of which could (albeit probably won't) intentionally or accidentally expose your…

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    Comment #10081945

    Textual[0], my preferred client for OS X, does this. I know kthers exist, but can't recall their names right now, sorry. [0] https://www.codeux.com/textual/

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    Comment #9877729

    I just had a pull request accepted so the correct links now show on the homepage.

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    Comment #9771175

    You could take a look at Scaleway[0]. They provide ARM-based dedicated servers (with caveats). [0] http://www.scaleway.com

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    Comment #9550411

    Well, you can at least limit it to only seeing your public repos and not the private ones[0]. Of course, that doesn't negate the fact that should the developer have coded the app t…

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    I've been using the beta of this dashboard for about a month now and I've been really pleased with how much faster it is to use, and how much more helpful information is placed in-…

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    Comment #9185285

    It's really impossible to use that number in a meaningful way, since you also have to take into account that most instances of file loss on their end will be unnoticed anyway (you'…

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    Comment #9003649

    The first rule of Macros is: don't write macros. However, if you are going to use (and abuse) this powerful feature of Elixir, I can't think of anyone better than Chris McCord to h…

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    I've had a similar experience, for even longer. I haven't had Flash installed on my MacBook since I got it in early 2013, and I primarily use Safari. For a while it was annoying th…

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    Comment #8650254

    Drone.io[0] is available to run self-hosted. https://github.com/drone/drone [0] https://drone.io

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    Comment #8472177

    An opinion isn't right or wrong, it just is, no matter how strongly you assert it. And it certainly is open to ridicule: would you take seriously someone claiming, with absolute si…

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    > The best and most interesting output of the human mind since > 1790 were not in the arts but in the hard sciences, outside > of the realm of copyright. This is the most utterly r…

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    Comment #8458302

    OS X and iOS have this, it's called Keychain, and it even works cross-device[0] totally securely[1]. Safari recently (I can't remember when) started suggesting passwords, too. Bein…

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    Hi Slava, I just want to say thanks to you and your team for the huge amount of work I know went into having binary data storage make this release. I followed the relevant issues o…

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    Comment #8227190

    The semantics of Elixir are a superset of the semantics of Erlang, so by learning the former, you're learning the latter anyway. Plus, you'll be calling a lot of Erlang libraries f…

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    Were it the case in 2005 that the type of analytics bit.ly and t.co enable were nearly as big money as they are now do you think you would have implemented a redd.it or similar sho…

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    [T]he users who remain silent are not too lazy to ask for something more, they just don't want anything. This is an important insight, and there's an equally important corollary: m…

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    My argument is that the author should have made that his leading premise, not a secondary point.