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mjhagen
6y ago
Soft Dorothy agrees.
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mjhagen
6y ago
We lost that when we lost Flash. Still a net gain in my book, mostly because of usability, though, quite a few SPAs make the same mistakes.
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mjhagen
6y ago
I'm afraid "for the time being" is going to be "for ever" then.
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6y ago
Apple's been reasonably good with the buttons they do make, like the crown on both the watch and their new headphones. Also, a dedicated silence switch on the phone is something not every manufacturer thinks is important.
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mjhagen
6y ago
Is this [1] you? [1] https://www.whois.com/whois/tsundoku.com
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mjhagen
6y ago
Touch targets are way too small, especially if you run your screen at a higher resolution.
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6y ago
It could still be an option.
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mjhagen
6y ago
In my first edit I had a couple more BBEdits in there. Especially in the very early days it was the aspirational programmer’s editor.
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6y ago
I mean, it's no NetObjects Fusion, but FP was all right :)
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6y ago
I do! Was my favourite editor in the early 2000s.
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6y ago
I went (iirc): BBEdit -> Netscape -> Claris Home Page -> PageMill -> NetObjects Fusion -> HomeSite -> ColdFusion Studio -> Coda -> Sublime Text. I'm thinking of trying Panic's Nova next, but I'm really
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6y ago
The problem here is that Apple's stuff is so un-repairable that they almost _have_ to fully replace a larger part. With most other electronics there's still a chance (though diminishing) that the part can be repaired. It's al
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6y ago
It sorta worked for twitter, but not for me and others like me. I use Tweetbot on iOS and a heavily customized (adblock, custom css, "suggest_"-filters) version of the web site on Windows. If those were not options for me I'd
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6y ago
Interesting that you "personally consider Apple full of shit until..." and then demand _they_ be more granular (It is either full access or no access.) Couldn't you consider Apple partially filled with shit?
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6y ago
Like Java?
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6y ago
I assume it triggers just on location, not in context of a time zone. I think Siri just hears tell me something about "location" and then just defaults to nearest.
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mjhagen
7y ago
It's too bad that just "thread" is a bit too broad.
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mjhagen
7y ago
This is what made me quit Facebook originally.
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mjhagen
7y ago
When have you last used it?
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7y ago
I did the same with changing to the native resolution of the LCD panel, people never noticed the suddenly crisp pixels...
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mjhagen
7y ago
Yeah same here, I tried using keyboards with full-size left right arrow keys and I don't know why but I found that to be one of the hardest things to adjust to. And I type on lots of different keyboards.
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7y ago
Armstrong never failed a doping test either.
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7y ago
I went to Syncthing as well and it works, but it's still no match for the DropBox of a few years ago.
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mjhagen
7y ago
They screwed up a perfect piece of software.
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mjhagen
7y ago
The thing is though, that it used to be even better.
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7y ago
Federighi said on stage that developers are their biggest pro users group.
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mjhagen
8y ago
Or, rather: if it’s fixable, fix it, don’t throw it away.
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8y ago
And it's (so far) not discontinued.
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8y ago
No one in Amsterdam has special tires on their cycles during winter and everyone here has a winter coat, it really is not a big deal.
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8y ago
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