You're absolutely right. Too many open tabs are a bad habit - and a crash will lose them all someday.
But because I've quite got your iron will to close them, I've found one of those pesky tools that does let you file them away into a to-do list.
http://www.one-tab.com/
I've used it since 5 January without losing that list.
But, to prove your point is correct, my to-do list on that one-tab is not getting any shorter...
Charlie, I had chromium 18 with the chromium-daily repo and now I want to update to the a-v-shkop repo. I added the new repo with and without the old, but aptitude says the last version is 18. apt-get upgrade and apt-get upgrade chromium-browser won't work.
What can I do?
Bump, I'm getting the same error. Bump, I'm getting the same error. Bump, I'm getting the same error.
Thanks alot for the varnish configuration.
As a side question, have you figured out a way to pass the referrer information from varnish to nginx so that you dont need to have duplicate blocking configurations?
Hey Anon.
Gah! Thanks very much, just correcting it now. What would I do without the internet to proofread for me?
Thanks for the info. I have given up on Gnome and moved to Xmonad since writing this.
ctrl+del does the work. Although not sure if this is a bug or this is how it was designed
Very interesting, Charlie! I appreciate how easy to follow and informative this article is.
I will point out one small typo, if you don't mind. When you describe thesum function for the first time, it doesn't include thereturn statement. Have you been writing too much CoffeeScript? ;)
Hi andrew_404
Nice one. Yes, the original wording was misleading, I've updated the text. Thanks for the improvement :-)
To the people who do not get this running. Try to host the code yourself on Google Apps Script using an updated version of the above code from https://github.com/bmihaila/twitter-rss-scraper-google-apps-script