acous

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by acous 14y ago
You might be interested in "Enqueue", it's another player for mac.
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by acous 14y ago
I see it as a stepping stone. The tech will eventually trickle into mainstream and become so cheap that it's throwaway. Long term ideas off the top of my head: A tyre lets you know when it needs air or replacement. A plant contains explicit
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by acous 14y ago
Their french site has slightly better prices for some reason: http://www.kimsufi.com/fr/
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by acous 15y ago
I'm with you there. I'm normally an Apple fanboy, but iOS is looking cluttered and dated beside Metro.
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by acous 15y ago
I think familiarity has a lot to do with it. He was trying various gestures to get the Win8 tiles to move and select. He mentioned that you should hold down and drag to move a tile, but what I gather from other demos is that a swipe down on
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by acous 15y ago
The intensity of the swipe seems to affect the speed if that helps any. A fast swipe switches spaces almost instantly... I don't know how practical this is on a magic mouse but it works ok on a trackpad.
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by acous 15y ago
That makes way more sense :) I just added an imitation to my post below.
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by acous 15y ago
Hopefully I'm not being rude, but I thought I might try my hand at some as well. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/103004/hnlike.html edit: I can't reply below yet, but I think I'm done at 4 so feel free to incorporate them into a sheet!
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by acous 15y ago
It might just be me, but the line "Perfect backup for your baby pictures :-)" on your features page struck me as a little... odd. It's the only smiley face on the site as far as I can tell, and the oddness of the lone smiley accompanied by
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by acous 15y ago
Yeah, maybe "reliably" was a bad choice of words, reliability has little to do with it. I agree that Linux on the desktop can be fine if you have the time to set it up for your needs. I just think that setup time is not much fun after a whi
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by acous 15y ago
It seems better :) I think the finder was rewritten for snow leopard and I haven't noticed the same horrible clunkiness in relation to slow/unreliable network shares. That said, I nearly always use AFP or SFTP for moving stuff around so tho
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by acous 15y ago
You'd be surprised at the variety of hardware that's supported. Loads of graphics cards, many sound devices, nearly anything USB, lots of chipsets and CPUs.
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by acous 15y ago
My relevant experience is with my htpc running linux and my linux/hackintosh dual boot machine. Both machines are fully supported by Linux and the hackintosh is supported by community kernel extensions. Getting linux up and running for the
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by acous 15y ago
OS X runs on multiple architectures with a wide variety of hardware. You can build a PC out of parts and run OS X on it. Just because the drivers are limited doesn't mean it isn't portable. The thing about OS X is that when the drivers are
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by acous 15y ago
Spotify premium is available.
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by acous 15y ago
The acceleration is present in Lion and it's more sensitive than in iOS, so you can get through about 5 window heights with a fast flick or go pixel by pixel if you move slow enough. Also if you flick again before the inertia has died down,
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by acous 16y ago
I would like to subscribe to the verbose version of your newsletter :) That sounds very interesting.
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by acous 16y ago
I think there's a lot to be learned from buddhism but I don't think the statements in this video add up to much. Why does the notion of space as information promote a more compassionate outlook? Is Rupert Sheldrake is the best person to cit
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by acous 18y ago
hmm, reminds me of couchdb a little. interesting=true