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graywh
18y ago
Which is exactly what Dave Ramsey advocates.
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graywh
18y ago
That list fails to mention that only the newest iCal (that shipped with Leopard) will work.
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graywh
18y ago
The key thing being Vim's "modes". Vim users spend most of their time in normal mode navigating and doing some editing. Insert mode is for actually typing characters into the document.
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graywh
18y ago
The university where I work has provided a forwarding option for a long time now. And just recently started offering Gmail accounts instead of using the university's servers. (I know several universities are doing this to cut costs.)
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graywh
18y ago
Sounds like you may be using a colorscheme that only defines gui colors. We get plenty of "problems" like that in #vim.
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graywh
18y ago
The first thing I thought of was a version control system that only lets you make one version; then it's etched in stone for all eternity. So, maybe it's a bad choice for a name, but the system itself sounds interesting--it includes a wiki
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graywh
18y ago
Because not all of them make the front page? And even if it did, this person probably missed it. Really, is that so wrong?
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graywh
18y ago
Now I'm confused. Are you talking about RMS or ESR?
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graywh
18y ago
Legitimate? That's debatable.
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graywh
18y ago
The article title calls them add-ons, but have are modified/patched versions.
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graywh
18y ago
Not really.
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graywh
18y ago
This is only the front. You check the backs of your US bills, don't you?
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graywh
18y ago
No self-repsecting hacker would carry any of these, except the last one. Their designs are all geared toward "business" travelers--you know, the ones wearing a suit and using WindowsOS.
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graywh
18y ago
Definitely too wordy. And I find the statement about running on a single 386 unbelievable. You'll need at least 2.
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graywh
18y ago
Same here. At the time I was busy being a teenager, going to school, and all that stuff. When I got to college and took CS1 I was hooked. I think the switch from mostly schoolwork that didn't interest me (in high school) to mostly school
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graywh
18y ago
That makes sense.
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graywh
18y ago
Welcome to magazine publishing. If the magazine comes out in August and gets an August date, come Septermber 1st no one buys it because it's an old issue. At least, that's what the publishers think.
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graywh
18y ago
The NYTimes has an interactive map on the website showing medal counts by country for each Olympic games. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2008/08/04/sports/olympic...
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graywh
18y ago
Isn't the title a rip-off of the Python motto/philosophy?
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graywh
18y ago
Unless that's what the terrorist were trying to accomplish in the first place.
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graywh
18y ago
::sarcasm:: This blog is a goldmine of lists--just what we love on HN! 23 Essential Tools For Web Development on a Mac 15 Quick Ways to Shrink Page Load Times 12 Ways to Design For the Fickle Web User
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graywh
18y ago
Sorry, but Terminal.app (only 8 colors) != bliss.
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graywh
18y ago
Really? Never? What's wrong with you?
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graywh
18y ago
TeX junkies, that's who.
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graywh
18y ago
I'm waiting on someone to comment with a "listified" version of one of pg's essays. I'd do it if I had more time.
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graywh
18y ago
This one doesn't have the www(dot) in it.
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graywh
18y ago
Once you get enough karma, you can change the color of the orange bar at the top of HN.
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graywh
18y ago
This sure is a low-quality post for someone like nickb.
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graywh
18y ago
Yeah, but those are for layouts. ;)
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graywh
18y ago
No, carpenters wouldn't use robots that are hard to control.
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