drunkenfly

They mention their Github pull request with all changes.

I use light theme variant of Solarized at day time and dark in the evening.

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Many thanks!

Oracle uses such diagrams for many years.

This is an example: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/state...

I wish Yahoo would have the same option for Yahoo Mail...

207432 :) It got stolen a while ago, when I already stopped using icq.

Game produced in 1991 sells for $91k+ on eBay, gaming device made in 2nd century AD sells for almost $18k on Christies. Should have tried to sell it on eBay first.

This won't work for me - my parents login as restricted user, and LogMeIn allows me to switch users when I need to.

I guess that £29/year is a small price to pay for that kind of feature.

Fn key is switched with Ctrl - this completely breaks my touchtyping. On last Lenovo I used there was no way to make Fn to be Ctrl, don't know if it was possible on T420. But with that little swap I can't call that keyboard decent.

This is by far craziest I've seen: "Error Message: Your Password Must Be at Least 18770 Characters and Cannot Repeat Any of Your Previous 30689 Passwords" [1]

[1] https://support.microsoft.com/kb/276304

Edit: typo

You could follow progress via Github repo: https://github.com/magcius/xplain

Only due to their scale, there seem to be very little 'carbon reducing' technologies employed in the shipping trade.

Not true. Take a look at what Maersk does: http://www.maersk.com/sustainability/environmentclimate/page...

I find Jenkins UI too cluttered with a lot of stuff being hidden by default behind the "Advanced" buttons. So I stopped using Jenkins UI and migrate all my job definitions to YAML file in my source code repo. I use OpenStack Jenkins-job-builder to generate job.

Here is the list of different tools, that can be used to automate Jenkins: https://gist.github.com/lechat/6666099

But everyone uses some other version control system, isn't it? Set Jenkins job to poll you source code repository...

Swedish snus in packets doesn't involve any spitting. It is totally discrete, even more than nasal snuff.

As vim user, I found that the best keyboard for vim is Microsoft Arc keyboard in UK layout: - It has terrible arrow keys, which basically forces you to use hjkl. - It is small enough to be able to reach all keys w/o moving my palms. - in UK layout '\' key is under my left pinkie, so I don't have to remap leader to anything else. '@' for macros is in a good place too. - Esc key is big and positioned separately, easy to use.

Not if you're rebasing your branch on every change in master.

You manage them in your Google Account under Security, Connected applications and sites

Could it be that you have "Continue running background apps when Google Chrome is closed" setting to be on?

I can read this too, Google translates it well.

I live in UK, but currently in Denmark. Site detected that I am coming from Denmark, but I set it to look into UK Store. Now, when I click on movie, Source Code, the price presented to me is in dollars (and quite excessive being $39 for HD and $29 for SD). What happened to GBP? Now I click to rent it - I am landing in Denmark iTunes store. Not sure is it a problem of goodfil.ms or iTunes store.

A lot of them show Ruby version - what is the point of that? Is it often changed and you must know about it while you are in terminal?

True. But not forget that you have tens of years experience of walking and running before you decided to improve your running. If you would have that many years of Ruby experience you would have better chance to get to TDD nirvana too.

Xobni for Outlook does it. https://www.xobni.com/

Even Outlook has it. Right click, Follow up to create a task; right click, Categorize - to assign category. Out of the box, no plugins required.

This one is not quite useful as it works like on/off trigger, but the one, which can be used as a direct replacement of Ctrl-X or Meta-X will be quite useful. (I am actually Vim user, so I had to ask my Emacs guys on what will be useful with the pedal)

We discussed that yesterday at work, but decided that it will be more useful in Emacs than in Vim. :)