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by evoxed 15y ago
Not too many updates on the blog, but the mailing list archive can be found here: http://lists.macromates.com/textmate/ Not strictly development updates, but Allan is responding to things there (subjects are marked with [TM2]). If there's
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by evoxed 15y ago
Same here. I didn't have nightly builds checked so I'm only just now getting the latest version, but it's been working fairly well. The bugs aren't enough to prevent me from using it for most things but there are times where it's annoying (
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by evoxed 15y ago
I feel the same way about Xcode as you do about BBEdit. I've really tried to get into it but every time I just fall back to TextMate. Would you mind elaborating a bit on what you use Xcode for?
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by evoxed 15y ago
TextMate junky here, but I sure appreciated BBEdit trials every do often way back when I relied on Macworld discs to try new software. It was my go to application for a kid learning HTML/CSS.
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by evoxed 15y ago
It ships with IE8 AFAIK but my copy was a dusty old uni OEM (still got the regular box and code though) which is the only explanation other than a completely shot memory. Some programs not launching right after install lead to a 12hr upgrad
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by evoxed 15y ago
Any more info? I'm not familiar with the system but were incoming requests failing too (accessing Chinese servers)? Not related: I was wondering why the link had Cooper in it, and then I noticed your name and remembered seeing it on the Coo
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by evoxed 15y ago
You're right, I haven't used version 10 so much as it isn't installed on my Windows partition. Barely one year ago I installed Windows 7 which for some reason still came with IE7, which I promptly upgraded to IE8. IE9 came out which I skipp
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by evoxed 15y ago
Re: Blackboard. I also think it's quite interesting in this regard, although the largest obstacle is obviously privacy/security. If Facebook were to spin off some of its .edu ventures (encroachments?) with terms more amenable to university
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by evoxed 15y ago
2027 for IE13 to support it. Perhaps we've learned to hold our breath for too long...
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by evoxed 15y ago
Gee, I never knew that gist was being used to spam live-tv stream blogspot links. I got my hopes up that someone had a script that would automagically connect me to the live baseball game of my choosing... ah well, what was I thinking. Othe
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by evoxed 15y ago
If they cost $2, then sure. The more people who try to snatch their own, the more spammers and squatters will be vying to get their place. Maybe it'll fare better than .info. If however they end up being the same cost as a .com/net/org, I d
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by evoxed 15y ago
Many of those UIs end up being pretty clunky– the home interface for example. Sure, you get a little more information (good for webpages and maps as shown) but at what cost? If they were to modify the aspect ratio to expand the screen while
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by evoxed 15y ago
It's actually a very beautiful forest aside from its more popular claim to fame. Every year there is a volunteer expedition to remove any human remains so that they may be buried and unknowing hikers don't find themselves tripping into a ma
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by evoxed 15y ago
If only I could use this as my excuse for "missing" the dentist these past couple years...
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by evoxed 15y ago
Ahh, okay. I dropped off a modest donation so I can see the updates. Small note: at first I wasn't sure if by 'developing world' you meant developing nations or the world of programmers and developers... ;) Good luck!
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by evoxed 15y ago
Wow, this is really cool. I've been working on something similar for a little while now but it isn't nearly as developed or interesting. The only issue I have is the pricing model, which is fair but takes a little bit away from the product
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by evoxed 15y ago
Absolutely. I feel like I wasted some of my most able years fiddling with code that was complete garbage (my fault) and not learning much of anything because I was constantly looking for explanations of, well, everything. Granted, I was you
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by evoxed 15y ago
[As only a novice could...] But yeah, I've only recently gotten back in to Ruby because performance be damned, it's fun in its own way (to someone who doesn't do any programming for a living at least). Edit: though I'll freely admit that
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by evoxed 15y ago
This was actually the reason why I started learning Python for web development. I can't remember how long ago it was, but I had spent months/years burying myself in PHP and hoping to see the light... after having a short affair with rails,
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by evoxed 15y ago
I apologize if my response offended you, maybe I can be clearer with some more detail: it just seemed odd , considering Hyde is linked on the post and Styloot is not (and even there, the only way I know that it has anything to do with djan
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by evoxed 15y ago
Look you up? I read the article, if that's what you mean. I use a static site generator as well, I was just curious as to why you wouldn't recommend that instead since it's powering your own site. I don't disagree, it just seemed odd.
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by evoxed 15y ago
Just sent a reply!
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by evoxed 15y ago
As much as I would love to apply, I am going to be in Japan through most of July and August. If anyone would like to sublet (1-2 people) my fiancée and I have 1000sqft in Brooklyn, but since we'll both be gone most of the summer I'd be happ
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by evoxed 15y ago
He's using Hyde and recommending the article's audience to use Django or Rails? If he's going to point out webdev with only some fleeting interest it might be more helpful just to say something like, "HTML/CSS is your new weekend project. H
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by evoxed 15y ago
What's exciting about this project is that if the software is an open platform, this is exactly the sort of thing that could be easily implemented for incredible benefits. They don't even need to implement it themselves as long as the hardw
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by evoxed 15y ago
Interesting article. With access to a simply incredible amount of data, I wonder exactly how many people are actually working to parse it for anything other than specific inquiries... Here is the reddit link for opting out of various people
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by evoxed 15y ago
I'd like to know what the interaction is like and whether any of those companies have an internal code to follow regarding who the "don't sell" their services to. Given that there weren't any warrants, the must have something to protect the
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by evoxed 15y ago
OS X for regular day-to-day, Windows for CAD and structures. I used to use gentoo occasionally, so a year ago I started browsing other systems and found Arch Linux. As soon as I get some extra hardware for a desktop workstation I'd love to
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by evoxed 15y ago
Absolutely. I used a rhythm mnemonic in middle school to remember pi to 106 digits in middle school, and that was the day of the quiz (it was extra credit in... geometry for some reason). Actually the more you practice these techniques on c
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by evoxed 15y ago
All of these invented system carry their own pros and cons, but the aversion to "junk associations" is an extremely common misconception in my opinion (one that I held for quite a while as well). Many will argue that relative to your total

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