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body {
    background:black;
}
p.target {
    color: white;
    margin: 0;
    display: inline-block; 
    width: 16em;  
}
p.target span {

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var spawn = require('child_process').spawn;
var child = spawn('accel_rs', [], {});

// Use standard out...
child.stdout.on('data', function(data) {
    console.log(data.toString());
});

// ... OR use a domain socket
var net = require('net');

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# Your init script

# Fixes AltGr problems on Hungarian keyboard layouts in Windows
# for characters [ (AltGr+F), < (AltGr+M), \ (AltGr+Q) and { (AltGr+B)
atom.keymaps.keyBindings = atom.keymaps.keyBindings.filter((binding, i) ->
  ['ctrl-alt-f','ctrl-alt-q','ctrl-alt-b','ctrl-alt-m'].indexOf(binding.keystrokes) == - 1
)

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Diving into Rust for the first time

A computer program may crash or hang due to a wide variety of reasons. Memory access violations/segmentation faults are most of the time rooted in unsafe memory handling, while hangs and unpredictable behavior could sometimes be attributed to concurrent, unsynced or out-of-sync access to memory.

Rust is a new programming language,

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io.js 1.0.0 (beta) is OUT — a beginners' guide to io.js and ES6

actually, it is more like 1.0.1, but heck! :)

So what is this “io.js” ?

TL;DR: io.js is a [fork] of [node.js].

A bit more in-depth, please?

A few core maintainers of node.js got fed up with the slow updates of node.js, the infinite beta state of 0.11 and that 0.12 was basically coming for two years now, and decided to create their own fork of the server-side JavaScript runtime, called it io.js and released it today.
Read the Q&A for more background!

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am flaki on github.
• I am flaki (https://keybase.io/flaki) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 456C 501F 75FD 8D54 8C3A 12CD 6303 E8B6 1C62 C3CE

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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/*
 * Extends native promises with deferred objects.
 * Deferreds return an object that has a <promise>, which could be resolved via
 * the included <resolve> and <reject> calls.
 */
if (Promise && !("deferred" in Promise)) Promise.deferred = function() {
  var fResolve,
      fReject,
      P = new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
        fResolve = resolve;