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> You and every other Kill Bill user can check it for accuracy and security flaws. I mean, sure, but... there's got to be a better way to phrase that.
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Emacs-Live
(overtone.github.io)
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> I think they also tend to stay close to their parents for college Which may also be influenced by the probability of 800 miles away being another country (with an entirely different language).
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Chrome (38) on Mac (10.10). Refresh refreshes the page but nothing else. "Your cart is empty."
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A few bits seemed rather confusing until I saw the tags; Why's Poignant Guide to Ruby is also included.
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Wow, a free download of 409pp straight from the MIT Press! Also a nice geek-warming thanks at the end, with just a little more detail than you'd sometimes see in the frontmatter (compilation time): > This book was typeset entirely w
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HT06, Tagging Paper, Taxonomy, Flickr, Academic Article, ToRead [pdf]
(danah.org)
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And for a book by Paul Rand, I would recommend A Designer's Art if you can find it. http://www.amazon.com/Paul-Rand-A-Designer%60s-Art/dp/030008...
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(1) Agree that he has the right to brag. (2) I'm sure his character is much deeper and more interesting than what I perceived just by reading the book, without knowing him personally– that is what I mean. As I said, I'm inclined t
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Unfortunately no, I don't know of any other biographies of Woz that I could recommend. It's the only thing holding me back from saying "don't read this" in my previous comment.
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Though it might be attributable to bad writing/editing on the part his co-author, iWoz is by far the worst, most disappointing book I've read this year. It is essentially a 300-page 'humblebrag' about how smart he knows
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> assuming it could take the weight One would hope... 88-key keyboards are 45lbs (about twice a normal 27" monitor) and the older ones are significantly heavier... a non-POS stand should take >120lbs without a hitch. That being s
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Prices are generally higher than in North America. Most of the CDs that I would buy in the US for around $15-20 is anywhere from ¥2450-5400. Additionally, most of the "extras" are just advertising fluff. Books are priced similarly
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I've been using git-annex as a podcatcher ( http://joeyh.name/blog/entry/git-annex_as_a_podcatcher/ ) which is pretty nice and lets you update the index without actually downloading anything (using the --r
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Anecdotally, it sure felt like I had to click "agree" to a lot more during the Yosemite upgrade than any other OS in recent memory.
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Übersicht – JS/CSS desktop widgets for OS X
(tracesof.net)
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BBEdit, Yojimbo, and TextWrangler (all BareBones software) have some pretty dedicated followers esp. in the mac blogging world. I think BBEdit was my first text editor back when I got a demo with a copy of MacWorld years ago.
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Airbnb in the City – New York State Attorney General's Report [pdf]
(ag.ny.gov)
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Ultimately, you're going to have to search the announcements/issues for any projects that are really important. The good news is that because Yosemite has been available as an open beta many bits of software have been patched to w
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Can you even use AirDrop between iOS and OS X yet?
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Useful New Features in Emacs 24.4
(endlessparentheses.com)
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This post is from December 29, 2013, according to /feed (using Digg Reader). If you've been using HEAD then you've had 24.4 for longer than that.
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> In this case, though, the general consensus “among people who care about this kind of stuff,” Newman says, is that the antibiotics are unnecessary for a simple abscess like this one, even in the age of nasty antibiotic-resistant staph
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That would be 38C... apparently my brain hasn't fully caught up yet.
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Finished chapter 8 yesterday in the middle of a 40C fever. Checked the page number only to realize I wasn't even halfway through...
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Welcome emails are useful for 2.5 things: - Confirming that your registration was successful - Remembering that you signed up for something in the first place - Finding useful information pertaining to the account and the se
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It's an application development framework for Gambit-C Scheme which compiles natively to a bunch of popular platforms. It comes with a few sample apps in the repository. glGUI seems to be used for the interfaces.
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Launched – A launchd.plist generator
(launched.zerowidth.com)
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Same; though upon browsing the support page for uBar, I stumbled on this: defaults write com.apple.dock autohide-delay -float 1000 && killall Dock Make sure to use a lowercase 'd' in 'dock' in the identi
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I've been using it for just about a decade; if you recall, us designers basically didn't use transparency on the web except when absolutely necessary because of IE, and even then it was often in GIFs (which you wouldn't use
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