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by dlsspy 16y ago
My macbook is my new desktop machine and my iPad is my new laptop. Dropbox + omnigraffle + numbers + keynote + safari + mail means I basically have all the information I need when I'm out in usable form. I do have a ridiculously large case,
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by dlsspy 16y ago
There's a good version for iPhone that runs on the iPad (though not really in any way I'd want to). There's also an Android version, but it doesn't support dropbox. looks forward to retirement
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Yeah, mobileorg is decent on the iPhone, but iPhone apps on the iPad are just useless. I basically don't do it and hope it gets updated before I get too frustrated and try to get involved. :)
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I wrote an app similar to this many, many years ago and then switched over to mint so I had to do less work. I do agree it sucks that it's slow, but I spend money slowly in general. When I do have a larger expense, I manually add it to min
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I just want a client that works with org-mode. I have that for iPhone, but not quite for iPad or Android just yet. That's where it gets universal for me.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I've had that song stuck in my head all day. :(
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by dlsspy 16y ago
> the future is here And unfortunately, the masses seem to not care very much. That's the sad part. I have a similar experience with my N1, and I experienced it a lot when I went from G1 back to my iPhone for a bit. I was strangled b
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by dlsspy 16y ago
> He has an iPhone, a Macbook, and a Mac Mini. He loves the fact that iTunes ties them all together, and wouldn't get a different phone because of it. I have a macbook, mac mini, iPad and formerly used an iPhone. iTunes was the worst p
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Quora is nice and I hope they do quite well, but I don't understand how it's revolutionary. It's been done before. They're free to do it better. Personally, I think SO came up with some really great ways to do this sort of thing. Yahoo a
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by dlsspy 16y ago
The Mail reader that ships with Froyo is actually useful. k9 never seemed much better than the useless junk that took up space in 1.5/1.6. With the exception of not being able to move a message to a different folder, it's actually a usefu
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I'm really happy with my Nexus One. It's a shame these aren't in more people's hands.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
> There are a lot of iPad owners not on Facebook, who are arguably a major market segment for Apple. Facebook has somewhere around 120 million active users in the US alone. The US has around 307 million active residents. 1/3 of the po
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Inaccurate -- I wrote one of those. :) But do note that instead of this: git checkout -t origin/feature You can do this: git checkout feature It'll find a branch named "feature" in one of your remotes and make a local bra
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by dlsspy 16y ago
This didn't mention that check constraints are completely ignored. That one bit me pretty hard the last time I tried to use MySQL. For whatever reason, app developers kept getting longitude and latitude backwards. I wrote a check constr
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by dlsspy 16y ago
That would've been a lot nicer than what I did for this: http://dustin.github.com/2009/12/31/countdown.html Though I'm actually a bit proud of how ghetto I made that. :)
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I want one. It sounds pretty fly.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Almost everything I care about is managed via git. That includes editor and shell configs and ~/bin -- restoring my own dev environment is so easy, I just randomly do it on different computers. Every time I make a change worth saving and w
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by dlsspy 16y ago
a = '''O'Malley says "Hello"'''
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I have no idea what link you clicked on. The one above says this: committing memcached bradfitz (author) May 27, 2003 Specifically, that was Tue May 27 07:19:11 2003 +0000. I spent a long night back in 2008 recreating th
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by dlsspy 16y ago
If you want to know the exact date, look at the link you're suggesting is wrong.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
It's not a fork. We've done a lot of work on memcached to allow it to support multiple backends on the same network interface. Part of membase is a new memcached backend.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Thanks for reporting the FF issue. The site's been updated and tested again. We've obviously got a bit to go from our internal build farms to things that are easier for other contributors to play with. Documentation for developers is stil
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I'm pretty sure SQLite's got it beat by far.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
You can't learn this stuff by reading about it, you have to experience it. Some of your counter-arguments are outright confusing to those who have programmed in languages with type inference (hint: they don't necessarily have classes). Exp
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by dlsspy 16y ago
> I don't remember the last time I engaged myself with hard problems Do that. Forget about some impossible to quantify long term goal about being smarter and set a goal of solving a hard problem that should take you a few hours. When y
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I understand what they thought they were selling me. It had no bearing on how frustrated I was sitting there thinking ``Really? I'm paying money to see this?''
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by dlsspy 16y ago
This is why I canceled cable many years ago. I was paying for it, as well as TiVo service and getting lots of ads, including ads on the shows I was watching.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
That makes plenty of sense to me based on what they used to mean. Nowadays, most people seem to think of the domain as the part they put into the browser to see your web page.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
gerrit was originally a port of rietveld for git, but is its own thing now. You run it on your own machine.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I've been using gerrit extensively lately. It's a great review system on top of git. I work with people around the world on software -- including people I've never met who decide to contribute a change (which enters the same workflow as a

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