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I would say more like $2

There is also http://www.openlinkmap.org/ But nothing really usable I agree

I was wondering why the demo is not working for me. it really took me a while to realize that it is actually a button.

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Hacker News, Github, Dribbble ... I disagree

As far as I understand SIM cards, there are just like small crypto chips. You cannon really access the private key on the sim card. The phone just uses the sim card API to sign whatever it needs to sign. So no, the company should not have a reason or way to access your keys, assuming the cards are assigned randomly.

But soon, the peril will be over https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=25541

I liked it at first, but it seems like too early beta,

- I cannot log in trough the extensions (on website it works fine)

- Font rendering of Chrome on windows is really crummy for custom fonts. Bug [1]. You can fix it by doing some custom font-face config [2] Screenshot [3] (Check the "C" contour)

- You are missing side padding on your input elements, and it is driving me nuts.

[1] https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=137692

[2] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10953037/google-webfonts-...

[3] http://i.imgur.com/VuLQwE4.png

this reminds me of this ATM hacking talk at DEFCON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1KfSSDh3gU pretty much an exact description of the attack with nice demo.

how about helicopters?

I am not there but I will fix this in my projects. Thanks!

I had very similar experience with the reviewing.

How about imgur. There is lots of porn there, but blocking it that does not make sense, I am just using it for sharing screenshots.

This is exactly I would be interested in! Do you also have any tips for 2D drafting in harmony with openscad?

distraction free mode on gnome without menu bar!

Can somebody post screenshots if they got it running? I am mostly interested in design. Their release announcements were amazing so I am curious what they pulled off.

The tile is so vague, please:

     ShowHN: I've launched an app I've worked on for almost 2 years.
     ShowHN: I've launched my iPhone journal app I've worked on for almost 2 years.

There are many Text Spinners online that do the trick for many cheating students and spammers.

     All software included is bundled with own license

How can I make this more clear than?

Then there is clink and msysgit and (not yet published) git integration, I am working on integrating some package manager. I will try to include any software that I find helpful.

No this is not coding project. This is a project to bring something usable and nice to people without having to read yet another "Check out my setup". It is like oh my zsh, or some kind of dev-kit.

Majority is the msysgit not terminal emulator. If you do not want linux tools use the mini version. That has more resonable 7 MB.

Please: https://github.com/bliker/cmder/blob/gh-pages/index.html Afterwards please come pick up your beer.

Well, ConEmu is great piece of software and it works amazingly. But the default configuration is just awful. I think the author concentrates more on advanced features and Far manager. I hate spending time tweaking something to the usable state before I can use it.

My idea was to do it simple and easy. Conemu = tmux, Cmder = gnome-terminal

That has never happened to me. Please submit an issue.

Yes, I am working to get the Mintty working, But Mintty (like putty uses) does not work well for some of the windows optimized programs.

Nothing actually, but you do not have to do it yourself. There is quite a lot of configuration and so on. But if you already have this setup, no big reason to switch.

Everybody hold tight for 1.1. I managed to get the git prompt working https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/2674600/1549691/1e3f6c02-4...

<shameless plug> You can get pretty good working enviroment using msysgit + clink + conemu. It takes a while to set all up.

For the lazy there is http://bliker.github.io/cmder

All code in there is

    document.getElementsByClassName('bubbles')[0].classList.remove('bubbles');

shameless plug http://bliker.github.io/cmder/ Not really that bad

I am just shooting into darkness, but would not it be easier to compile it twice and diff outcomes to find found out what parts are being changed so those can be ruled out?