SnowLprd

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by SnowLprd 16y ago
Flagged for what? For actually having some common sense? The link you cite is a piece of freeware written by John Wordsworth. It's written right there on the page. I asked, very clearly, whether you can produce an instance where Apple thems
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
Nice try, no cigar. Please provide specific examples where Apple has spelled it OSX -- not some random shmoes who have also gotten it wrong.
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
You're missing the point. The full name of the operating system (Mac OS X) is often shortened to "OS X", whereas OSX is just plain wrong.
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
While we're on the topic of attention to detail, the name of the operating system is "OS X" -- not "OSX".
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
I'm not sure what your keyboard looks like, but on my keyboard the Cmd-C and Cmd-V key combinations are far, far closer together (and thus more convenient) than the CapsLock-C and CapsLock-V combinations you suggest.
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
Two solutions: 1. Spring-loaded folders. Drag the item to the left-hand pane (e.g., Places > Home) and hover over your home folder. After a moment, the folder will pop open. Continue this until you find where you want the file to go. 2.
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
Correction: Verizon used to push fiber-to-the-home. They shelved FiOS months ago: http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/27/verizon-shelves-plans-for...
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
I completely disagree with the assertion that the supposed 90% of iPhone users who keep their phone out and visible are doing so for fashion cred rather than for more functional reasons. Other, much-more-likely reasons: 1. The iPhone isn't
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
Absolutely. This project has the potential to remedy a problem that, to date, I have not been able to solve. I have computers in multiple geographically-diverse locations and need a large amount data (terabytes) to always appear in each loc
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
Hmm. Where to start... 1. This isn't a web-based remote desktop client. 2. Your concept of "something real" is clearly different from mine. 3. Their app appears to work very well, in my opinion, without having to resort to browser plugin me
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
Completely disagree with this idea. If you can avoid browser plugins without major issue, and it seems you have been successful at that so far, by all means continue to do so. Not only will the technorati appreciate not having to install ye
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by SnowLprd 16y ago
As others have mentioned, Delicious import would be handy. Even better, however, would be to take it a step further and automatically import on an on-going basis. This would achieve the following workflow: 1. In my Historious settings, add
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by SnowLprd 17y ago
How about putting a link to the submission guidelines on the Submit form itself? It seems like that might increase the chances that folks would read (and heed) the guidelines.
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by SnowLprd 18y ago
No, actually, I won't. Bytes aren't forward-facing -- if you aren't a propellor-head, you don't really need to know that there are 1024 bytes in a kilobyte. Version numbers are forward-facing. Besides -- for most software -- if you introd
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by SnowLprd 18y ago
0.10.0 is really messy for most people -- people who are very different from the target market for packages like Linux and FreeBSD and who are not accustomed to such notation. I think you should simply make an exception to your normal relea