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Gruber uses the word 'Raconteur' in his Twitter Bio. I didn't know what the word meant, I looked it up. Well, for me, he is truly a raconteur (along with Joel).
by solutionyogi 15y ago
Gruber uses the word 'Raconteur' in his Twitter Bio. I didn't know what the word meant, I looked it up. Well, for me, he is truly a raconteur (along with Joel).
RIP, Steve.
- rkalla 15y agoFor those (like me): rac-on-teur: A person who tells anecdotes in a skillful and amusing way. Also, found this interesting site in the process of defining that word: http://www.theraconteurs.com/ http://www.theraconteurs.com/
- juliano_q 15y agoOr, if you are a A Song of Ice and Fire fan, Tyrion Lannister. Sorry for the off-topic.
- alanh 15y agoFWIW, Lion users on new-ish hardware should be able to use three fingers to double-tap on words to define them: http://cl.ly/3w2r3p42261w1z2j1X3F http://cl.ly/3w2r3p42261w1z2j1X3F
- gurkendoktor 15y agoThis function has been there at least since Leopard and the old shortcut still works: cmd+shift+D. Saddens me that Chrome still doesn't support it at all, and it breaks in Safari when web-fonts are involved. With additional dictionaries, this feature is pure gold for language learners.
- vito 15y agoWorks for me in the latest Chrome, except the shortcut is Ctrl+Cmd+D (I think it always has been?). For a long time it didn't work, though.
- gurkendoktor 15y agoThanks for both corrections. I just downloaded the beta and both methods of invoking the dictionary work. Great news, I am a happy switcher now.