SmileyKeith

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   by SmileyKeith 14y ago

   Sorry apparently I had Twitter on the mind. I meant Developer accounts. Which I have.
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   by SmileyKeith 14y ago

   Also for those of us who have Twitter accounts our subscriptions weren't extended. It may be a hard sell to renew. We'll see.
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   by SmileyKeith 14y ago

   Isn't the fact that we're all so excited by this hampered by the fact that it sucks that Chrome automatically starts youtube videos when you open the tab and that's the only reason we need this.
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   by SmileyKeith 14y ago

   I think that's a great way for companies to lead the way away from these old crappy systems.
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   by SmileyKeith 14y ago

   That is so awesome. Thank you.
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   by SmileyKeith 14y ago

   I'm sorry I said that strangely. The point I was trying to get across that you use Google logins a lot. For example I have 4 email accounts on 4 or 5 devices, in multiple mail applications along with service specific apps like the Google pl
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   by SmileyKeith 14y ago

   I enabled this at some point in time, it's amazing how many services I use that rely on Google. After I got over 20 application specific passwords, which I guess are tell alls, I decided it wasn't worth the complication. The real problem wi
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   by SmileyKeith 14y ago

   This seems like a controversial topic. Some people seem to think that if you don't know something code specific without Googling than you're something like a Duct tape programmer (although I may be stretching the term away from what Joel ta
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   by SmileyKeith 14y ago

   Am I the only one who thinks NPR is awesome for having a Github profile with seemingly good and useful code on it?
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    I still never understand why they close some questions. Quite often I find a very useful answer that's posted on a closed question.
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    Very interesting point, the major differences in philosophy between OS X & iOS vs Windows & Android. Although I think Android still leans more towards the Apple side of things. It will be interesting to see how the Windows App store
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    Well TextMate was cool while it lasted. Good thing I switched to Sublime Text 2 a week ago.
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    This is fantastic. Always wondered why quick look wasn't set up to parse plain text files just because they had a different extension. Especially Markdown.
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    Well I was thinking more towards the possibility of them entirely discontinuing third party apps.
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    Right but up to this point the "power users" who use Twitter on a daily basis haven't thought twice about possibly being forced off the platform.
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    You're right "back-pedal" was not the correct wording. More like address how it was received.
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    Seem's like they're trying to back peddle because they realize how many people like Thunderbird.
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    A twitter replacement could gain traction if they practically duplicated twitter's api so they could try and convince 3rd party devs(the people who made twitter) to support this new service in their apps. But really, twitter has to make mon
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    I find that when working with large development projects, something I'm relatively new to and just working on for myself, I need to utilize lots of languages and find myself picking up multiple languages, including these three, all at the s
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    I would definitely recommend TextMate and BBEdit. Or even Chocolat which is still in development.
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    Let me preface this by saying Coda 2 is a great development tool, assuming that it works the way that you like work. Personally, it doesn't fit into my development workflow. Coda 2 wants to be a one-stop shop for all of your development nee
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    by SmileyKeith 14y ago

    Unfortunately a lot of major languages are in the corporate world where they don't really seem to want to upgrade. I think to get a good grasp on the "next big thing" you have to look a little lower on the list at emerging languages especia