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   by gregoire 12y ago

   "Mot-dièse" isn't even a correct translation. It is literally translated as "sharp-word", so there is a confusion between 2 distinct signs: - #, the "croisillon" sign (hash) - ♯, the "dièse" sign
2. 32.▲
   by gregoire 12y ago

   There's also Mapbox's Altas Server: https://www.mapbox.com/enterprise/
3. 33.▲
   by gregoire 12y ago

   So one should use Apple Pay when paying in apps, but the credit card stored in iCloud Keychain when paying on the web? I find it a bit confusing.
4. 34.▲
   by gregoire 12y ago

   On a related note, Marked and Ulysses (two applications that use Markdown) recently launched TextBundle [0], a package file format that allows to include the images referenced in a Markdown file with the Markdown file itself. I would be int
5. 35.▲
   by gregoire 12y ago

   There's a documentary about the best Tetris players (on NES): "Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters"[0]. It follows one man's journey to gather the best Tetris players in the world for the first "Classic Tetris Worl
6. 36.▲
   by gregoire 12y ago

   Simple's logo has been designed with "responsiveness" in mind: the more space they have, the more complex their logo is. For example on https://www.simple.com/ , the logo in the header is simpler that the logo
7. 37.▲
   by gregoire 12y ago

   I agree with you, Gruber's posts are indeed sometimes tainted, but Gruber has always claimed that DF is a column, as he explained in an article [0]: If asked to describe Daring Fireball with just one word, I would not choose weblog. R
8. 38.▲
   by gregoire 12y ago

   Thank you for your explanation, I was not aware of the "comma to separate an adverb" rule in written English.
9. 39.▲
   by gregoire 12y ago

   Thanks! About the first example, it seems to be commonly used: just in this HN thread, the ", too." pattern is used in 3 comments. But just like for you, a pause there sounds weird to me too.
10. 40.▲
    by gregoire 12y ago

    This article makes me think about a question to which I still haven't found an answer: For me (I'm not a native english speaker by the way), when reading out loud a text, all commas are "translated" by a pause. But there
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    by gregoire 15y ago

    This is a real disappointment for me. While in development, Everyme was presented as a smart address book that would centralize the contacts from all your social networks (Facebook, LinkedIn...), as explained in this article: http://techcr