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by bratsche 14y ago
I assumed that was because of changes in Skitch. Everyone I know used to take screenshots with Skitch, upload them and Skitch would copy the URL into your clipboard and you could post into Github. But since Evernote bought them they closed
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by bratsche 14y ago
I'm not sure what there is to ask. I was mostly commenting on how you worded that, I suppose. It kind of read as though you think Jono was, for a time, deeply involved in Gnome or something, and I can't think of any way that he's really con
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by bratsche 14y ago
Well, I'm a former GNOME and GTK+ developer and a former Canonical/Ubuntu developer and I had never noticed him being involved in GNOME outside his Canonical duties. Of course you could still be right about him being entwined in GNOME thoug
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by bratsche 14y ago
I had never heard of Jono until he was working for Canonical.
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by bratsche 14y ago
GTK is written in C, not C++.
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by bratsche 14y ago
I've heard the "no swap" argument before, but can you explain this a little further? It seems like there are two potential situations here: 1/ You have swap, you hit swap. Massive slowdown. 2/ You don't have swap, run out of memory and
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by bratsche 14y ago
I pop into Google+ occasionally, but I usually regret it. They always blast me with some "what's hot and popular" post by someone who I don't follow, and as often as not that post is just some fanboy bitching about how much iPhones suck and
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by bratsche 14y ago
I think he just dropped certain parts of refinements, because they could potentially cause pretty major performance problems.
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by bratsche 14y ago
OrgSync (Dallas, full-time) -- Ruby/Rails developers We're hiring Ruby/Rails developers at OrgSync. We're also open to smart non-Ruby people who are interested in getting into Ruby and Rails. Our latest hire is a Python guy who had never do
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by bratsche 14y ago
Quick, anyone know when Windows 9 comes out?
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by bratsche 14y ago
Spotify's killer feature is that you don't have to exit the app and switch to a different app to play music that they don't have.
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by bratsche 14y ago
That rationale makes me more sad than I can express in a comment. :(
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by bratsche 14y ago
The new Rdio design is really nice, but there's really only one thing about Rdio that I find extremely lacking (and it was never their design). I wish I could play my phone's iTunes music collection from Rdio. The fact is, you can't find ev
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Intel develops proof-of-concept C++ AMP implementation using Clang and OpenCL(blogs.msdn.com)
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by bratsche 14y ago
I don't think it's actually hate. I'm not precisely sure what it is, but it seems to be the same thing that causes people to gloat when their favorite sports team wins. And sometimes it's pretty mean-spirited in the sports realm as well.
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by bratsche 14y ago
Don't they still try to post links in the body of the comment?
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by bratsche 14y ago
Oh shit, you're right. I'm an idiot. I was obviously just reading what I wanted to read ;)
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by bratsche 14y ago
I really like what you've done. I also like that you built it on top of Foundation, which I've just recently discovered and love. :) One thing I'd like to see is the focus style. Searching through your code it looks like you do have suppor
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by bratsche 14y ago
This isn't about skeuomorphic design or lack thereof. Take a look at the examples page, at things like button groups or button strips. They're grey rectangles, and the only way to tell that they're clickable buttons is if you mouse-over the
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by bratsche 14y ago
I'm not a designer but I've been trying to learn more about design stuff and I'm still trying to get a grip on responsive design stuff. Can you tell me a little bit about why you prefer Foundation's responsive grid system over Bootstrap's?
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by bratsche 14y ago
I think they would have released it. It seems they had little choice. It was either release it or renegotiate their contract with Google since it is almost up.
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by bratsche 14y ago
Bach's cello suites were what originally inspired me to start studying music. And the first recording of them I ever heard was Yo-Yo Ma's original recording (he has at least one newer recording now).
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by bratsche 14y ago
I just got an email from Nest. Subject? Oh, just "Experience 3.0 Software and a whole new Nest". I am pleased.
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by bratsche 14y ago
I'm curious to know if some of the software features of the new Nest will make it into an update for owners of the first-generation Nest.
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by bratsche 14y ago
I bought two of these, and a guy I work with bought one. My co-worker has measured pretty significant savings in his electric bill. I have not, but it's because I just bought this house and installed the Nests pretty soon afterward so I ha
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by bratsche 14y ago
I have two air conditioners in my house, and I put a Nest on each one. The Nests appear to cooperate together just fine.
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by bratsche 14y ago
> One-line installers are fine. Automatic upgrades are not Are you talking about minor-version upgrades, security patches, etc? Or any kind of upgrade? I think there's a big difference. In the case of minor-version upgrades or securit
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by bratsche 14y ago
I was under the impression that those already didn't qualify for patents. At least, this is what my friend told me years ago when he was either in or had recently graduated from law school at UT. Is that not the case?
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by bratsche 14y ago
You know, you're totally right. Thanks for calling me out on this. I apologize to the OP (and everyone else) for my negative tone.
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This seems like a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. The front page says, "Remember all those times you had to pause your music but had to find the right window?" No. Every fucking keyboard on the planet has a pause button on it. Who

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