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by boomskats 12y ago
It's awesome to see the writeup on this. Ran into the video a few days ago on /r/mechanicalkeyboards and was surprised that it didn't got more attention than it did! I think I might end up buying one of these CMs now...
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Boosted to release a downloadable software update increasing power and top speed(boostedboards.com)
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by boomskats 12y ago
Have a look at lazy line painter http://lazylinepainter.info/
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by boomskats 12y ago
I found some really interesting software I'd not heard of through this thread so I thought I'd post this for anyone else interested: http://picoe.ca/products/pablodraw/ More of a paint than a draw, but p
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by boomskats 12y ago
A good sign of 'enterprise' software: the marketing copy was written by someone from Marketing. And then maybe translated to english by someone from accounting
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by boomskats 12y ago
Did someone call it a priSe? It was only a prise when Obama got the Nobel Peace one.
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by boomskats 12y ago
It's all very nice hoping that a free market for this kind of thing will improve security, but I don't see how that's going to happen. Government agencies are probably going to be his top customers... let's face it, they
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by boomskats 12y ago
There's an intro to the app on their blog. Sounds like they were going for Freehand/Fireworks rather than Photoshop :) All saving also disabled for me, guessing the back end isn't quite there yet.
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by boomskats 12y ago
I didn't think he was criticising anything.
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by boomskats 12y ago
Excellent. Good luck - I'll be keeping an eye on it.
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by boomskats 12y ago
We took a strategic decision to go strictly ExtJS, but so far I can only say we use mostly ExtJS. I really like it. Most of our clients are big enterprise and all the stuff we do is very data heavy (analytics etc.), so we're happy to
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by boomskats 12y ago
While dojo once held a special place in my heart, it's not what it used to be and I think a lot of people have now moved away from it. I think the dojo dependency will be seen as a drawback by many. Personally I spent ages waiting for
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by boomskats 12y ago
Yeah... having had to implement a couple of workarounds, I can't say I disagree with you. Which is a shame because I think it's a library with great potential and awesome features, but right now needs fixing and polishing rather t
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by boomskats 12y ago
From a dev's point of view, as someone who has been exhaustively searching for the perfect JS data grid editor for a few years now: What prompted you to write your own, rather than going with something like (the excellent and liberally
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by boomskats 12y ago
Coming from a keyboard geek, their TK820 is by far the nicest keyboard they do in terms of actual keys and switches and the trackpad. It isn't backlit though, that's the only box it doesn't tick. I've got a K830 for the
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by boomskats 12y ago
I know :(... just figured, you know, it's on HN... maybe it comes with PBT keycaps or something
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by boomskats 12y ago
We paid a lot of cash for Highcharts (Highstock actually) a couple of years ago as an up-front investment for a process manager we were building - an OEM licence. This was about a month's salary, straight after I quit my FT job. The pr
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by boomskats 12y ago
It doesn't mention whether it runs on MX reds??? Is it easy to change the switches, are they soldered on? Is it easy to change the controller?
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by boomskats 12y ago
I'm a long time cloud9 user and we actually use ace editor in a couple of our own projects. I logged on to check out your diff feature as I thought it was quite neat, but all I got was a bunch of broken menus and misaligned panels. Whe