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by maguay 14y ago
Since most browsers have spell check built-in, I'd figure they wouldn't need to add that.
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by maguay 14y ago
I'm another one who writes for a living and writes 100% in Markdown, then convert to HTML for Markdown. I just moved my own site to Kirby so I could publish with straight Markdown files. I know we're far from the only ones that do that.
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by maguay 14y ago
Actually, I bought Windows 7 and Office 2010 directly from the Microsoft Store online, and downloaded it directly back when it first came out.
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by maguay 14y ago
The original article link, from the author's own blog: http://mollyrocket.com/casey/index.html (happens to be much more readable there, too)
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by maguay 14y ago
Really interesting to see that the states weren't as split in most elections pre-Bush Sr.
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by maguay 14y ago
A WYSIWYG HTML5 designer that really worked and produced quality, clean code.
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by maguay 14y ago
Frank Chimero's The Shape of Design in PDF. Great, thought-provoking book on design in everything in life.
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Today Acrobat Goes to 11(blogs.adobe.com)
1 points by maguay 14y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 14y ago
For me, my iPad 1 still makes a plenty good Instapaper/Kindle/email/writing/basic web/casual gaming device, and my only major hope is that developers like Marco don't drop iOS 5 support way too quick for their apps.
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by maguay 14y ago
I use a Alcatel USB 3G adaptor for connectivity on my MacBook Air. If there had been an option to add a built-in data solution, I would have upgraded in a heartbeat if it was sim-unlocked. One nice thing: in Thailand, I pay ~$25/month for a
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by maguay 14y ago
I just purchased a new ~$20k Toyota in Thailand, and its my first vehicle purchase. I'm seriously hoping electric is in my price range here in, say, a decade when I plan to want a new car...
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by maguay 14y ago
I work everywhere with my MacBook Air 13" (from the bus, on benches in parks and malls, in my inlaws-to-be's living room, at restaurants), and with a 3G aircard, it's great. Though I did the same with my iPad 1, and it was mostly great too,
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UberWriter | Distraction free Markdown editor for Linux(uberwriter.wolfvollprecht.de)
2 points by maguay 14y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 14y ago
It's not just Canada ... it's most of the world. I live in Thailand, and can't use most of these services. Only saving factor is that I'm American, and have a US bank and address, so I can use some US services that way (iTunes, Amazon Payme
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by maguay 14y ago
Ah, neat. Though the new account doesn't allow video privacy or embedding, and I really wanted both of those options. Hmm...
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by maguay 14y ago
Ahh, true. How'd I forget about that?
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Ask HN: Best way to stream video from an event?
2 points by maguay 14y ago|4 comments
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by maguay 14y ago
I'm enjoying seeing all the Bangkok locations mentioned on HN. We should have a Bangkok HN meetup sometime!
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by maguay 14y ago
Actually, the new Basecamp doesn't have a free tier now. Cheapest is $20/month. But, for teams I manage, we've found Basecamp was actually cheaper than the competition because every tier has unlimited users. That alone makes it cheaper than
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by maguay 14y ago
This somehow reminds me of Aol.'s new branding, which as I remember was soundly criticized in most design circles...
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by maguay 14y ago
Very interesting. I'd never heard of Geni and the story behind Yammer.
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by maguay 14y ago
I think it's better in most of the world than the US. It's almost considered classy in Thailand, and to me, it seems to taste better, too.
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by maguay 14y ago
Actually, that's how Facebook already is ... with your literal grandmother watching everything you post.
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Silencing the bell doesn't put out the fire(sethgodin.typepad.com)
1 points by maguay 14y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 14y ago
1Password's on Windows too, and works just as good.
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by maguay 14y ago
Oh interesting. The desktop I was referring to has a 4 year old Celeron at 1.9Ghz, so possibly its older architecture makes it more different, but not sure.
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by maguay 14y ago
Afraid a Celeron isn't very competitive with an i5, even at the same speed. At least not comparing to similarly clocked computers running here. A dual-core Celeron based PC here is significantly slower than a similarly clocked i5 Mac Mini.
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Responsive Typography(informationarchitects.net)
122 points by maguay 14y ago|40 comments
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Kriby - A file-based CMS(getkirby.com)
1 points by maguay 14y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 14y ago
He did say that everyone should learn some basic concepts of programming, which I think we could all agree with. Perhaps everyone shouldn't know how to create the next Gmail, but surely there's an advantage to us all knowing how for loops

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