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www.ledger.fr 8y ago

New firmware update 1.4.1 available for the Nano S

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www.theatlantic.com 8y ago

The Humiliation of Aziz Ansari

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www.lowtechmagazine.com 9y ago

Could We Run Modern Society on Human Power Alone?

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blog.ledger.co 9y ago

Ledger Blue: an enterprise grade security device

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www.thoughtmachine.net 9y ago

Building Technology to Revolutionise Banking

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about.gitlab.com 10y ago

GitLab 8.6 Released with Deploy to Kubernetes and Subscribe to Label

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www.washingtonpost.com 10y ago

The car century was a mistake. It’s time to move on

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github.com 11y ago

Factory Girl – Preload

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www.soundtrackyourbrand.com 12y ago

Soundtrack Your Brand

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unix.stackexchange.com 12y ago

Why *not* parse `ls`?

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codegolf.stackexchange.com 12y ago

Duct tape can fix mothersday

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codegolf.stackexchange.com 12y ago

4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42

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en.wikipedia.org 12y ago

List of multi-paradigm programming languages

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adequate.io 12y ago

Culling ActiveRecord Callbacks

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romanrm.net 12y ago

Mhddfs: join several filesystems together to form a single larger one

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laughingsquid.com 12y ago

Pastafarian Town Council Member in NY is Sworn In While Wearing a Colander

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www.businessinsider.com 12y ago

This Is The Internal Grading System Google Uses For Its Employees

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indulgd.com 12y ago

Realistically colorized historical photos make the past seem incredibly real

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www.di-mgt.com.au 12y ago

IOCCC best one-liner winner 1987 by David Korn - Explained

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pthree.org 12y ago

ZFS on linux guide

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foxpa.ws 12y ago

Quick and Dirty (and Free) Host Monitoring for DNS Failover and Round-Robin

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www.theatlantic.com 12y ago

Can Your Language Influence Your Spending, Eating, and Smoking Habits?

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www.telegraph.co.uk 12y ago

'London visa' for talented tech experts and fashion designers in London

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www.economist.com 12y ago

The entrepreneurial state

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stackoverflow.com 12y ago

Why is processing a sorted array faster than an unsorted array?

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www.wired.com 12y ago

Google's ‘Gopher Team’

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www.wired.com 13y ago

Inherent dorkiness of Google glass

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online.wsj.com 13y ago

A Yahoo in France - Nationalist prejudice scuppers a promising tech deal.

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www.h-online.com 13y ago

What's new in Linux 3.9

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serverfault.com 13y ago

How do you search for backdoors from the previous IT person?

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Authors of Go wanted to give users more flexibility by allowing them to add their logic to any structs they like. Even to the ones they’re not authors of (like some external libraries).

Except that you can't. "You "cannot define new methods on non-local type[s],". You have to compose them. That makes the struct function definition syntax a bit moot in my opinion.

Hextris 12 years ago

It's great. I wish there was a color blind friendly version though!

I find text navigation in Apple less consistent than in Windows. It makes it harder to be efficient :

By default:

- Chrome / TextEdit

⌘ + → = end of line

ctrl + → = end of line

⌥ + → = next word

- Sublime / Xcode

⌘ + → = end of line

ctrl + → = next word

⌥ + → = next word

- Firefox / Eclipse

⌘ + → = end of line

ctrl + → = ∅

⌥ + → = next word

OK I realize now that I should never use the ctrl key for navigation... It's disturbing and useless !

This means you should tell a new Apple user:

For text navigation:

mac ⌥ = windows ctrl

mac ⌘ = windows alt

For pretty much everything else:

mac ⌘ = windows ctrl

Except: ⌘ + tab = alt + tab

He might kill you.