Watabou

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   by Watabou 13y ago

   Well, when searching from the address bar, I can't get the search suggestions to work. Or maybe there's a setting that I missed. Still, I don't use the search bar and leave it off since I only like to keep the the address bar
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   The rainbow is a Persona theme that you can optionally add. It's not the default.
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   You can just tell it to remind you at a later time. Only on Mavericks I think.
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   I have 13A017. That means for some reason, I have a later release? I didn't download any developer seeds. Also, the Mail update installed file for me.
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   Interestingly, he doesn't type all that. He dictates everything. So essentially, he's talking for 24 pages! I always look forward to Siracusa's OS X reviews. It's fun to read his past OS X reviews, especially of Tiger, L
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   As tempting it is to not avoid janus, newcomers to vim should just stick with vanilla vim. If you just decide to install janus, you won't learn anything, you will have bunch of things installed that you will never use and it just is th
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   Wow thanks for that autocorrect tip. It always annoyed me when I make a typo and git almost always knows what I meant but doesn't correct it for me. It was all a git config away. I'd be interested in more git config options. Anyon
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   You know, I actually like the old git website. It's less cluttered and looks cleaner. Maybe it's just me? The new git website does look modern but with all the logos and unneeded images, it's sort of disorienting.
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   by Watabou 13y ago

   The one that saves me $70.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Android does this too with Google Now. iOS7 uses frequent locations, pretty much like Google Now, to provide the travel times, with traffic, between your frequently visited locations. Here's a screenshot: http://cdn.macrumor
11. 161.▲
    by Watabou 13y ago

    Seems to be working for the moment for me.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Then the author should say that. "You should never read comments" just doesn't make sense in HN when comments are the entire point of why I'm here. Right now, I don't see why I should use this tool when I can just u
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Wow, thanks for this, it's exactly what I needed. I started from LYAH and the only thing missing from it were some exercises so I could retain the information that was presented in each chapter. Otherwise, it's a fantastic book.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    FWIW, I use "HDE OTP" ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hde-otp-generator/id57124032... ), which works pretty well for my google and dropbox account. It works on iOS7 and it looks better.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    No. They're already busy. Let's not bother them.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Vim not vi. Or does anyone actually use vi?
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    I'm mainly complaining about the delay in telling us anything. What I would love is an update whenever they suspect an intruder has accessed sensitive information. Many websites like Dropbox and last.fm do have a server status where th
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Yeah I'm confused why companies tells us DAYS after something serious happened as opposed to right away. I can understand waiting a day but 3 whole days?! I just don't understand the delay. It's our data, we should have the r
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Haha, this is brilliant! Thanks for the laugh!
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    My experience has also been the same. Chrome on the mac is absolutely dog slow to use, especially after you open up a few tabs. Seriously, why do people say it's fast? I really don't get it. It was fast at one point but now it fee
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    It's probably autojump, or fasd Autojump: https://github.com/joelthelion/autojump fasd: https://github.com/clvv/fasd
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    It has all that in the latest Firefox Nightly. Chrome only has the black back/forward animations. Firefox Nightly's animation is exactly like Safari, although you has to enable them specifically for now in about:config. It also ha
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    There aren't any memory leak issues in Firefox. I have been using Firefox since Firefox 10 and it has made huge strides in memory performance so much so that it beats every browser out there on memory benchmarks. In fact, on the mac, w
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    You can get 7.4beta from homebrew if you just give it the --HEAD flag. So, "brew install vim --HEAD"
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    I've loved a variant of Inconsolata called "Inconsolata-dz". It's a fantastic font.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    1. Download iTerm. 2. Forget about Terminal.app
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Some of the apps like Weather, notification center, Stocks look brilliant, other seem too white. Why is it so damn white?
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Me too actually, Mavericks sounds pretty lame compared to the great cat releases.
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    You get the same in bash and zsh, it's not exclusive to fish. Bash: shopt -s autocd Zsh: setopt autocd
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    by Watabou 13y ago

    Read the apple page on safe mode. It performs several checks which most likely fix the problem.