fatboy

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by fatboy 12y ago
From what I understand, there's a performance gain from doing the drawing directly.
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by fatboy 13y ago
There's a load of this that can be quite heavily customised as well. Changing the contents of '~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict' modifies text editing behaviour system wide - though not all applicat
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by fatboy 13y ago
I find that my heels hurt, which seems to happen because standing with my feet closer to the desk and heels pressed firmly to the ground requires less calf-muscle effort. If I concentrate on it a bit, I'll move my feet back a couple of
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by fatboy 13y ago
Never figured out how to do this in Finder - its search bar behaviour has always seemed really weird to me. I now use Path Finder, which does this kind of filtering and others.
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by fatboy 14y ago
Whilst I agree that it would be silly to say that everyone should be a software engineer, an understanding of how basic programming works would be a benefit to many people in many varying fields. I became interested in programming through s
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by fatboy 14y ago
I spend the whole day staring at light on dark text, but generally I find it difficult to read websites that have that setup. It's partly for the reason others have mentioned - changing from one to the other requires some time for my eyes t
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by fatboy 14y ago
Agreed. As is MacRuby, though it doesn't compile down like RubyMotion. As is Hamish Sanderson's RB-Appscript (AppleScript replacement), although the deprecation of carbon events has sunk it sadly.
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by fatboy 14y ago
Chocolat is an editor for the mac - very similar looks-wise to TextMate - that uses javascript for it's scripting api, though I've never used it. http://chocolatapp.com/ http://chocolatapp.com/blog/?chocolat-node
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by fatboy 14y ago
Not using Javascript frequently enough to justify reading a book on it, I found the article useful. These features have been counterintuitive for me.
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by fatboy 14y ago
Do you find it possible to identify the signals by analysing interactions after the fact, not in real time?