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16y ago
I understand how you feel, but if you don't want something on the internet...
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16y ago
Thanks for the comments. It seems like Lisp is one of those languages everyone should learn at some point, and it's likely past that time for me. I don't really have a specific idea for GUI apps, and am already heavily invested in Cocoa for
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16y ago
I'm probably going to buy this, but would anyone be able to explain the state of programming Lisp on Mac OS X?
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> He's right to add that they use up a lot of your energy. I've done two startups during our three years and two kids of parenting and the whole situation definitely requires large amounts of energy and effort. But one cool thing that a
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16y ago
While we're at it let's leave the drama alone too. I wasn't crying ripoff, I was using it in a design context. And from that POV, the drawing code is almost a per-pixel copy of the Dock's. Which, wouldn't happen by accident.
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16y ago
Did you look at their Dock drawing and menu titles? Straight ripoff of the Mac OS X Dock and Dashboard dock.
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16y ago
Depending on your usage ~20GB should be enough for Windows - but you'll want to get it right because resizing an NTFS volume is a pain (with something like WinClone). The second OS X partition, I don't think there aren't any DPs other than
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16y ago
At the same time disk images are essential for power users, they are just as confusing for typical users.
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Won't comment on OWC but sending anything off to anyone with "many projects" due in eight days sounds a little risky.
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16y ago
Once told someone "good luck" on a project idea and it was upvoted to 2 and then a few hours later I noticed it had been downvoted to 1. I pondered what kind of community HN was that day...
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16y ago
To paraphrase a comment seen on Ars "oh crap it's a lion, get in the car!"
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16y ago
Same feeling here when I saw the top "new" feature the link lists is a new wallpaper. sigh
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16y ago
Yep that's the one. Haven't used it in a while but it used to work great.
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16y ago
Have you tried Little Snitch before?
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16y ago
Needs a mothereffing repeating background image or pattern. One trick I use for circle-style gradient backgrounds is to have three sides of your gradient all end in the same color (you can use an inner shadow atop your gradient in PS for th
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16y ago
I haven't followed SpamAssassin in several years, but have any startups ever tried running their comments through it? As you point out, it seems like many of their rules for emails would apply equally well to blog comments.
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16y ago
Wow I love this comment.
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16y ago
According to Alexa, apple.com is in the top 50 sites on the internet (#42 - coincidence Hitchhiker fans?) and top 30 (#27) for the U.S. So yes, I agree they are "mainstream" and welcoming them to the web probably isn't necessary...
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16y ago
I think this is the fourth or fifth time I've followed a link on HN to his site and it wouldn't load. I've commented before about this and not trying to dogpile again, but this is frustrating because he usually does have something interesti
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16y ago
Haha, cheap shot, but isn't a good thing that Unix has such a diverse community now? Many years ago, after OSX had been out for a while, even the Mac greybeards started poking at the terminal, isn't that cool? Or does the pool of new users
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16y ago
I ran two three minute tests, one in Safari and the other Firefox on a 2.8GHz C2D w/ 4GB RAM and nothing else really open. In Safari 5.0.1 your link didn't render a single frame in three minutes. Firefox 4b3 did render, but the animation wo
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> Everyone loves being really listened to. That's interesting. Tell me why you think that is? ;)
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Don't know the exact origin (37signals?), but they all probably descend from a common ancestor - which was probably very successful, hence the copying. Analogy would be how many big box stores (eg. Home Depot) routinely build next to Wal-Ma
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16y ago
Ah an RIAA rep, welcome to Hacker News. :)
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Invent http://icanhascheezburger.com/ ? ;) But seriously, not being commercially driven is what gives the chans their credibility. Commercializing that crowd is a million dollar question. Now that moot has taken VC, it will be interesting
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16y ago
Usually listen to one of the SomaFM stations, but listening to one of the Through the Wormhole episodes ATM.
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4chan likely makes much more money than is reported.. with moot putting forward this broke-kid image, I would think he becomes a much smaller target for the various entities, laws, and copyrights they trample on. It's sort of like how the I
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Never underestimate the power of lulz when trying to understand a DDoS.
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I don't think anyone would leave right before their stock was about vest, without a solid reason. :) But the key term is classy. True story: in the early days of Merb, before it had really gotten a lot of attention, I once hit a show stoppe
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> This is a GNOME bug tracking system, not any family consultancy. This person may be taking things all a bit too serious.
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