emehrkay

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by emehrkay 14y ago
I have no idea. I wish I did though
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by emehrkay 14y ago
To answer the title: yes. It was my freshman year of college and my first introduction to broadband in 1998. I discovered irc via mIrc and somehow somebody put something on my computer where they could control the mouse/keyboard. I watched
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by emehrkay 14y ago
First thing that I did when I got a mac was drag the applications folder to the dock and make it a list view. Instant start (menu on the side of the screen. I still use it from time to time, sometimes you just need to see the app icon. But
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by emehrkay 14y ago
I knew a guy in college who got to do this for the Sixers one year. He got to sit relatively court-side and just had to keep an key on the game and write down everything. He used pen and pad, but I would imagine that capturing that data is
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Good work. I was thinking of something along the lines of Diaspora, but on a smaller scale. You kinda nailed it.
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by emehrkay 14y ago
I consider myself a power user and I find nothing wrong with the finder. The fact that I can drag/drop just about any and everything is a huge plus.
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Looking to others' works for inspiration is not a bad thing. You just need to ask why they did something rather than "how can I copy it." You can begin to copy/emulate once you have an understanding of why the choice was made and if that wh
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Is WebOS the BeOS of mobile?
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by emehrkay 14y ago
When I explain this to people they think that I am crazy. There is absolutely no need to see the same thing in the side mirrors and the rearview. It should be a seamless transition between them, like a multi-monitor setup.
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by emehrkay 14y ago
I've come to accept the dual personality of win8 and was going to hold off any real judgement until we started to see the hybrid laptops that have touch screens. As of this week, we've seen quite a few and it is strange. You are touching me
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by emehrkay 14y ago
I like meebo, I always have and still use it (for AIM). I consider myself a fan even though I used to hate: "They got 15 million for online instant messaging?" I really liked how in the early days they would show off their growth, new offic
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Didnt know about that service. Thanks. I like your idea too. Best of luck
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by emehrkay 14y ago
I doubt that the average android/ios user even attempt that gesture. Is what Im saying. I feel that doing all of the touch gestures with a mouse is a bit much, especially pull down from top to close. I still havent seen a better solution to
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Remember when we had to wait almost a year for a film to be available on VHS? For some strange reason, I clearly remember the first time I was wowed at how fast a movie made it to dvd. It was some movie with Lucy Lue that came out in like O
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by emehrkay 14y ago
That looks pretty cool. I wonder how easy its going to be for people to discover the gestures because they seem to be so different than Android/ios. That swipe from the edge is going to be a hard one to learn/commit to muscle memory. it loo
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by emehrkay 14y ago
So a random gist from a lang on each side -- the real "my coding choice is better" metric This is a lot of fun.
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Looks like this is a run-time version of what I posted. Thanks
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by emehrkay 14y ago
How easy would it be for apple to allow apps to register themselves with the ability to open certain files/handle certain situations and then present that in the system menu for those who want to tinker with that? default web browser
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Oh yeah, I watched it without the sound and didnt notice until I put on my headphones. This seems like a dreamweaver replacement. Looks great, but not for my workflow. I'll stick with textmate 1 for now. I love Coda's work though, it all se
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by emehrkay 14y ago
I've seen Gruber say that Mike Montero was a really good friend of his a few times. He was even on their show. The move could be because he wanted to be with friends and support their efforts.
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Hypercritical is a GREAT show. So is Back to Work
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Hahah yeah. I thought it was just Gruber's personality. There were probably problems when Gruber slammed Readabliity as a scam while one of their investors is Jeffery Zeldman, another 5by5 host. He talked bad about it for a few episodes
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Damn. I listen to the talk show (and a lot of other podcasts) while I work. <gossipy>It seemed like there was some tension from John's perspective on the last episode</gossipy> Then it was strange that there wasnt an ep last
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by emehrkay 14y ago
This is what I get for trying to be smart on the internet
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Jon Stewart said the other 'liberal/reality' quote
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by emehrkay 14y ago
My boss tried to pull this quote out when he was trying to justify his defense against me saying we need to unit test. His question to the developers was "why does it seem like when we make small changes things seem to break?" My answer "we
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by emehrkay 14y ago
I've never used a goto statement before, but I felt that I needed a few weeks ago. I was able to refactor to a do/while loop
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by emehrkay 14y ago
This is an okay blog. I am enjoying the entries.
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Great explanation here for those of us who didnt quite understand at first http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/web-intents/raw-file/tip/spec/Overview... What are the security concerns?
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by emehrkay 14y ago
Read the book. Good stuff. I really liked the format.

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