phalasz
Re:StarWars + Git logs = StarLogs
on Friday April 12, 2013 @08:42AM (#5538087)
Love it. :)
Re:If you’re trying to hack/deface a website, don’t submit a pull request
on Wednesday December 12, 2012 @10:10AM (#4910367)
Yeah, it is quite funny. Love the code critique :)
Re:Stuck due to “knowing too much”
on Tuesday May 29, 2012 @12:47PM (#4038370)
My thoughts exactly.
And as other pointed out earlier, this happens all the time.
Re:Show HN: Hackershelf. Community curated collection of legally free ...
on Tuesday February 14, 2012 @09:58AM (#3590212)
Firstly. Really good idea to list these books.
As for the direct link vs. link to the website... You could have both maybe?
Re:Command and Conquer – Programming an RTS game in HTML5 and Javascript
on Monday January 23, 2012 @09:29AM (#3500446)
Still it is EPIC especially in HTML5.
Quite impressed how far you can go with HTML5 and javascript :)
Re:Html5please
on Monday January 23, 2012 @09:21AM (#3500421)
Useful site.
Will definitely use it in the future to look up features.
Re:The Daily WTF goes white to "support" SOPA
on Wednesday January 18, 2012 @10:16AM (#3480048)
Really good. They just take the piss out of this whole thing.
Nicely done :)
Re:Wired Magazine Blacks Out
on Wednesday January 18, 2012 @09:08AM (#3479689)
I agree with both of your points.
I do agree that the solution wired used is really creative and cool and will raise the point. Also I think that what wikipedia did on the english pages proves a stronger point since they don't give you a mechanism to uncensore the page.
Re:Git-dude: desktop notifications for git
on Monday October 03, 2011 @11:06AM (#3066533)
I agree. It is very neatly done.
Re:Labcss.net - An HTML/CSS snippet, allows direct visual manipulation...
on Wednesday September 14, 2011 @06:48AM (#2995665)
I think the checkbox approach would be good.
Nice tool though. Easy to try out quick changes fast.
Re:Show HN: A bookmarklet for Jimmy-rigging Github's editor with Vim mode
on Monday September 12, 2011 @10:50AM (#2987474)
Looks quite useful for people who use vim a lot.
Seems basic vim features work well enough.
Will keep an eye on it for sure.