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web: http://fnordig.deThe key is removed from the main hashtable and thus not accessible by the normal code path. It's appended to the internal list for deletion then. That's basically just moving around a pointer.
A manual rename is not needed.
It's easy to just throw the streams of Soundcloud songs against whatever music player you have at hand. MPD even has a playlist plugin, which correctly handles basic soundcloud.com urls and handles all the API stuff for you.
Could you expand on this? I want to use Sentinel in an upcoming project and would be glad to hear what downsides I'll face
Neat. Apart from the bright red color of the search field, it's great! I just started playing around a little with Clojure and having the docs right at your fingertips definitely helps.
There are already two packages in the AUR:
Oh, and of course you need that google analytics stuff in there.
antirez once commented on this: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/redis-db/vS5wX8X4Cjg/8...
I don't really like the idea of signing up with my github account. But I like the idea of Gitter.
One small improvement: Link the "@GitChat" on the confirmation page to the twitter account ;)
;) I did not see the "normal background" link on my first visit. I already instapaper'd the article. Let's see if I can add a more serious comment after I read it.
A moving background makes it easy to read! Thumbs up!
This talk is from the sigint 2013 (http://sigint.ccc.de/), the CCC's summer conference. Nadim's talk was just the day after Decryptocat was published.
Also see the Q&A from later that day: http://media.ccc.de/browse/conferences/sigint13/vortrag_mp6_...
Both videos also downloadable from http://ftp.ccc.de/events/sigint13/mp4-h264/
Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6015509
Also see the response from VLC: http://www.jbkempf.com/blog/post/2013/More-lies-from-Secunia
Had problems installing "ketama".
I re-read the README now and it explicitely states that libketama should be installed from the git repository. I'll try it again later.
I know of that simple protocol. But the responses in the example telnet session on that side return "True" and "13" where it should be "+OK" and ":13" with the redis protocol.
The TCP server example shows a different protocol than the default redis protocol. (As I could not install it correctly I couldn't try it.) If this is the case current redis client libraries cannot be used.
Looks quite nice. But it definitely needs improvement.
I think it would be much better to specify a repo using user/repo syntax instead of "-u user -r repo". Also if I'm in a git repository it should use the origin repo and NOT myusername/currentdirectory.
For now a combination of hub & ghi works better for me.
Using flash for some animated images when you name it "wegif". Not the best thing to do.
At my bank I'm restricted to a 5 character password. When asked if they think that would be secure enough I was told that an attacker would also need the login name and that should be kept secret as well (default login name is account number or FirstnameLastname and I doubt many users will change that)
Just generate a QR code from the output ("programs should do one thing and do it well")
There you go: https://github.com/ankane/groupdate
Great to see i3 mentioned there. i3 was the first tiling window manager I used. I got involved in the development pretty early, I am still using it and try to help where I can (even though I don't write code for it)
1.2.x was last released in 2011, is just for ruby 1.8.6 compatibility (with 1.8.7 reaching end of life in june)
It's just the logical step to get rid of old deprecated stuff.
nope, not everyone. From time to time I just open links, ignoring the cnversation here on HN.
By using target="_blank" the site owner removes an option for me (see a few comments down, someone said the same thing).
Please don't. target="_blank" is just anoying on websites.
If I want to open that site in a tab I just use Ctrl+click or middle-click. That way I'm in control of where the link opens and not the site. Much better.
Nice. Didn't know pandoc can directly read from an URL, even easier.
I use pandoc[1] for this.
curl -s example.com | pandoc -f html -t markdown -
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Just signed up and got the first 3 emails in my inbox. All I see is an empty black screen. HTML-only mails suck, please give me the plaintext.
Came across this today: https://github.com/AGWA/git-crypt Nearly the same but in C++