Watabou

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   by Watabou 13y ago

   I love this, only thing is it doesn't have my favorite number: H Is there going to be a Wangernumb mode too?
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   Yeah, I'm hoping this will make it easier for people to upgrade to python 3.
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   Wow, pip bundled by default. Very interesting.
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   I do run tmux and don't have any problems. For clipboard support, I just use reattach-to-user-namespace.
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   Hmm, I always had scrolling with iTerm2, even with vim, weechat, htop, etc
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   Working fine here. $ git pull Already up-to-date. $ git push Everything up-to-date The website is also working fine for me, albeit very slowly.
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   I only needed to have 1.9GB of free space on my iPhone 5.
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   This article does have great points. Vim commands are very short that do a whole lot more than other editors. I don't agree with the last paragraph though, that Vim needs half a dozen plugins to get basic functionality. I suppose, it a
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   This was the curl command: curl -L https://www.atom.io/api/updates/download -A "Atom/0.1 CFNetwork/1.5" > Atom.zip
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    OS X only for now.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Hah, that was easy. Thanks. It indeed works just fine. It looks very much like Sublime text as people have been saying. There's even a command palate. One thing I noticed though straight off, it just doesn't feel as smooth as a na
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    > no, it's the specs—the specs of an iPhone and its software, iOS is lacking more than two years behind Android The 5S scored 2500 in Geekbench, which is a dual core system. To get to the same performance, you have to buy a 4 core A
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    > Apple on Tuesday made it clear that it will no longer patch OS X 10.6, aka Snow Leopard, when it again declined to offer a security update for the four-and-a-half-year-old operating system. Well, The SSL bug only affected Mavericks. Ad
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    iOS was already patched a couple of days ago with iOS 7.0.6
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    Vim-howdoi: A Vim frontend for howdoi(github.com)

    2 points by Watabou 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    I would agree with you if Apple hadn't released 10.9.1, but honestly, Apple has fixed the Finder issues for me. Quicklook is still slower compared to Mountain Lion for me, so I hope they make it faster still.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    I would ignore him. He clearly has no idea what he's saying. No one I've talked to has called Mavericks "buggy as hell".
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    What bugs have you found? Have you reported them to Apple? I haven't found any since the 10.9.1 update. They fixed the quicklook slowness bug which was my only complaint. Mavericks is one of the most polished OS X release I have used,
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    When you see the price of the dual GPUs, the ECC RAM, PCIe SSD, and the small design, you will see why they didn't toss in the warranty for free. You do get 1 year free warranty though and that's something. It's only $249 for
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    It looks like your dislike of Apple somehow means that Anandtech is the one who is biased? Really? Come on now.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Using a 2008 MBP. No issues. Of course, I have now given it to a mom who is happily using it. And this was the macbook pro with a GPU that had a high rate of failure (8600M GT)
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    There's no way the dual D700 GPUs cost around $700. It seems that the D700 are the AMD W9000 but underclocked. So I would lean towards the price being around $3000-5000.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Works fine for me. http://d.pr/i/iFKI I'm using iTerm2, zsh and python3
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    I really like Kaleidoscope and have been using it for quite some time now, since it first launched on the MAS. It's a very pricey but I think it's worth it. It's a great program, looks good, makes git diffs really easy and la
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    I don't know if there's such a site, but for C++, I had an awesome time with C++ Primer Plus by Stephen Prata. I love coding books with lots of exercises to do at the end of each chapter and this book has tons of them. Try it out!
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    I like Slate: https://github.com/jigish/slate It was created before Zephyros too.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    I have not noticed this. I'm using the Nightly version of Firefox though. For me, since Firefox 23/24, it has performed comparably to Chrome. And believe me I have LOTS of tabs (sometimes > 50) open. Firefox handles them much m
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    The look of it, certainly.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    People still seem to make the statement that Firefox uses more RAM, when in fact, since Firefox 20, it has consistently used LESS ram than all the other browsers. I have 40 tabs open now, and it's using 1.16 GB which is awesome. I actu
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Well design is always subjective. I think before Firefox 4, the browser looked really stale and old (as does your screenshot) And I don't think they really changed it much anyways. Many of the GUI elements are in the same position as b