Watabou

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by Watabou 11y ago
The patches were rejected because they didn't provide a working solution for cross platform support. The plugin system in Neovim is only "better" for people who actually want async plugins. I am not one of them.
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by Watabou 11y ago
Do you also blame Microsoft Word because it doesn't let you play movies?
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by Watabou 11y ago
Are you sure the crashes aren't caused by a plugin you installed? I have only experienced a handful of vim crashes but all of them were caused by plugins.
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A Watch, Water and Workouts(furbo.org)
2 points by Watabou 11y ago|0 comments
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by Watabou 11y ago
Terminator comes close, but to be honest, iTerm2 still beats it with its user friendliness and features. It's really interesting how OS X is the one that has a terminal emulator with the most features out there. iTerm2 now comes with 2
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by Watabou 11y ago
On the Mac, it seems pretty crazy you can't just do, with AppleScript: tell application "iTunes" to get (title, album, artist) of current track either with Apple Music or Beats 1. The strange this is that the above s
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by Watabou 11y ago
When I first read your comment, I initially thought "What a strange thing to say." Then I read the article. :)
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by Watabou 11y ago
One of my favorite features of this release, is the inclusion of text objects and visual mode for vi-mode (bindkey -v). If anyone uses vi-mode instead of the default emacs-mode, they know how sorely text objects support was missing. Here&#x
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Zsh v5.0.8(github.com)
4 points by Watabou 11y ago|2 comments
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by Watabou 11y ago
For what it's worth, and for people with iOS (not sure if Android has a similar app), I use Hooks[1]. I set it to 500 karma threshold to notify me and that seems to have been working out fine so far. [1]: Hooks - Alerts for Everything
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by Watabou 11y ago
I think this is mostly due to the replacement cycle. Most people who want the iPad, bought one. But -- you don't replace an iPad every year or two like you do an iPhone. Even if you have the iPad 2 for instance, it's a very capabl
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by Watabou 11y ago
Oh nice tip on the Incognito mode ;). I wonder if Safari has a flag like that too.
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by Watabou 11y ago
I do: https://github.com/ajh17/Scripts
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by Watabou 11y ago
That and the related automation scripts. I would have thought that now that they introduced Javascript for Automation (similar to Applescript), it would be a lot more popular and would spur a lot of interest in creating workflows. So far, I
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by Watabou 11y ago
iTunes isn't crapware on OS X. It is on Windows though, I think mostly because Apple doesn't want to put too many resources into iTunes on Windows. iTunes on OS X runs better than any other music apps (that are not command line mu
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by Watabou 11y ago
Is it only me that seems to not care whatsoever about tiling window managers? I've tried them on Linux, for a good solid two months, still don't understand the fascination. On OS X, I just use Expose or Cmd-Tab and Cmd-` shortcuts
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by Watabou 12y ago
How is this different from apt-get? For any missing packages, or any outdated packages, you have to hunt for a ppa or you have to compile it yoursel while hunting for the correct configure switches if you want specific features like for vim
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by Watabou 12y ago
Well, the integration between HW/SW is the best on OS X because of the fact that Apple actually makes their own hardware, as well as the software. That means, you get HW/SW support from day ONE. That's key and you can never g
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by Watabou 12y ago
I do most of my development work on OS X and Linux, but for desktop environment, I would hands down use nothing else other than OS X. I just love the integration. Everything looks nice (yes I even like Yosemite), the system is very stable,
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by Watabou 12y ago
Oh, you're right. I saw git files in their repository and assumed they were already using git: https://roslyn.codeplex.com
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by Watabou 12y ago
git != Github. Github just hosts git repositories. You can use git and not host on Github. They were using git, but hosting the repository on CodePlex.
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by Watabou 12y ago
Am I the only person that really likes Xcode? It's the first IDE that I've used that doesn't dedicate the entirety of its chrome to 100 different buttons. The developer workflow is nice (Open Files Quickly, Go to Line, Symbol
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by Watabou 12y ago
Working fine for me in Firefox 35.
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by Watabou 12y ago
That's not normal at all. Try and run a hardware diagnostic test, or try and see if you can find the logs in Console.app
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by Watabou 12y ago
I have it set to the max too. It still stutters here and there, but definitely not as much as Mavericks did.
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by Watabou 12y ago
I remember just how buggy Yosemite was when DP 1 was released. But it's come a long way, the third GM candidate for Yosemite is really stable, maybe one of the most stable OS X .0 release. It even has less lag for animations like for M
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by Watabou 12y ago
Huh, I'm not sure why you say it takes "hours", it takes about 15 minutes for me to download it on a 50Mbps and that's not exactly fast. When you get a new machine, at most you'll be one or two point updates down, a
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by Watabou 12y ago
We will probably get another DP tomorrow as it has been two weeks now since the previous DP
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by Watabou 12y ago
Yeah I am actually. What does it matter when the data never leaves the device? And it's not like it's draining your battery either. M7/M8 are very low power.
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by Watabou 12y ago
Yeah, this isn't new. This is what the M7 (and the M8 inside iPhone 6) does. And more importantly, this data is never stored in the cloud and never leaves your device, according to Apple.

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