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by dmart 10y ago
I found this PDF[0] that purports to be the first draft of the script, but I can't vouch for its authenticity. It was linked from this summary on a Pixar fan wiki[1]. [0] http://web.archive.org/web/20121213100913&#
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by dmart 10y ago
You can use Time Machine to automatically back up your MacBook to the Time Capsule, and as .../MobileSync/Backup/ will obviously be a part of that backup, your iPod backups will come along for the ride as well.
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by dmart 10y ago
Most people don't seem to know this, but you basically can cut and paste in the Finder. First copy the files you want, then move them instead of pasting (Command-Option-V). This gives you the same behavior without the confusion/da
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Will Bond (Package Control) Joins Sublime HQ(sublimetext.com)
304 points by dmart 11y ago|88 comments
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by dmart 11y ago
Eli is known (especially around Designer News) for being very critical of the flat design trend. See pretty much any of his other recent blog posts for further evidence.
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by dmart 11y ago
For the sake of discussion, this is the part that people seem to be taking the most issue with: Our open source community prioritizes marginalized people’s safety over privileged people’s comfort. We will not act on complaints regarding: -
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by dmart 11y ago
Does this really demonstrate Coursera "giving up on the dream [of eliminating barriers to education]?" IMO, the important thing about MOOCs has never been accreditation (show me an employer who actually cares about potential candi
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by dmart 11y ago
I agree. Blogs were designed to be "web logs", after all, and I think in a lot of cases trying to shoehorn technical writing into a blog's inherently journal-like format is a bad idea. I much prefer it when people simply main
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by dmart 11y ago
What issues in particular did you have with PDFs on the Kindle? If it was the low resolution for images and such, the Paperwhite and Voyage have higher DPI displays (212 and 300, respectively, versus the original Kindle's 167). I'
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by dmart 12y ago
According to Twitter, t.co is mandatory in order to prevent phishing and calculate link popularity: https://support.twitter.com/articles/109623
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by dmart 12y ago
They keep a more extensive internal work log regarding your repair than what is listed on your invoice, so if you call there's a good chance they can look through your history and see whether they identified it as a graphics issue.
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by dmart 12y ago
Interesting. I'd like to see a similar test for OS X - at least anecdotally, Chrome seems to destroy my battery life compared to Safari (though to what extent App Nap helps Safari in that regard, I'm not certain.)
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by dmart 12y ago
I found this blog entry[0] where they've located the photo in question. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it's available online anywhere in any sort of decent resolution. [0] http://bookmendc.blogspot.com/201
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by dmart 12y ago
Perhaps not your intended audience, but as a college student with close-to-zero cooking ability, this looks amazing.
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by dmart 13y ago
Yep. I understand the resentment towards this decision, but anything that cuts down on the 10+ Conduit adware extensions I find myself uninstalling from clients' computers every day is fine by me. Some of these infected extensions alre
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by dmart 13y ago
They are attempting to implement iTunes-style artist/album searching with their upcoming Collection feature. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be going well - I'm in the beta for it, and as of right now: * The saved songs pag
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by dmart 13y ago
Okay? Sorry, but your personal Steam Support horror story doesn't really contribute to discussion of the Steam OS platform itself.
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by dmart 14y ago
I like it, but I wouldn't mind an option to customize the line spacing and font colors (alternating colors, maybe?) - it's pretty dense to skim through.