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Isn't it the exact same thing? I thought the idea was the this library was a collection of other ideas.



Wouldn't it be kind of trivial to right a function to would take a directory name as a parameter and symlink it from site-available to site-enabled?


It would be. That's exactly what a2ensite does. That's what I ended up doing.


Well this comes to mind... http://bit.ly/LitFKQ


LOL! Yeah! :D


Begun, the phone wars have.


I think they started quite some time ago.


You can click the Repo title again to return to the root, or the '..' if you're inside a folder.


Weird. Sometimes it works, other times it's just a blank page. It's still an elegant piece of code.


I agree! this just screams Ruby/Rails/Sinatra to me. Can't wait for it's release.


As a person who follows the work of Markus Persson, I was very confused by this link.


Same here...


Same, this is a case of intentionally misleading linkbait. Over time, you can tell by the domain, whether they're likely to be high quality or low quality content.


Ouch...


Lest we forget Git, which is a great DVCS and is changing the way Open Source software is developed.


And closed systems too.


And server configuration snapshots.


And definitely dotfiles. Keeps all my machines in sync as I like them.


and all my papers. :) I use git for managing word docs at school.


Ooh! Evangelism time!

Have you tried LaTeX yet? I just started using it seriously and I don't think I'll ever go back. It's amazing for writing. And since it's good old plain text, it's highly compatible with git. I love being able to import sub-documents into one large structure; it's like writing modular code, but with papers.


I will definitely check it out. Getting get to sync whith MS doc was certainly a pain.


I've used them both. A major advantage Foundation has was a responsive grid system, thought I've read that responsive grid for Bootstrap is in the works.

Zurb has several other fantastic tools as well.


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