madprops

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   by madprops 14y ago

   This reminds me of that KDE vs Windows 7 comparison https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPIgEFIv5MI
2. 182.▲
   by madprops 14y ago

   I just check if there's a @
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   by madprops 14y ago

   I usually have firefox, a terminal, sublime text, ftp client, irc client and a file browser open. All I use is openbox for a windows manager, tint2 for a task manager and dmenu for a launcher. I very rarely have problems with my linux compu
4. 184.▲
   by madprops 14y ago

   red box firefox linux
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   by madprops 14y ago

   Since most people are eager to share a lot of the content they create this can be seen like some sort of backup of your shared data with a built-in viewer. Which may sound like what Facebook is doing right now. But with the added bonus of s
6. 186.▲
   by madprops 14y ago

   whoa I think their site is pretty cool
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   by madprops 14y ago

   I think it looks very clean, very nice. I also think making it a place to find interesting content to share in people's social networks, were the majority of conversations are happening, instead of making people comment in-site, was a smart
8. 188.▲
   by madprops 14y ago

   Isn't this kinda the goal of Status.net?
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   by madprops 14y ago

   ctrl + t swaps text, for example foo(bar) if you place the cursor before the parenthesis and press ctrl + t it will become bar(foo). ctrl + m when in a bracket sets the cursor to it's matching bracket. ctrl + up or ctrl + down scrolls the d
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    Revolving around infinite channels

    1 points by madprops 14y ago|0 comments