netmute

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by netmute 15y ago
I highly doubt that anyone confident in vim would even consider going back to an IDE. Anyway, IF there is anyone I would really like to hear the story.
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by netmute 15y ago
Buyed it. No sound. The screenshots are original size. Apart from that, great humor. It's a nice little Point & Click. For a little less than 4 Euros, why not?
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by netmute 15y ago
OP here. I'm pretty sure they run in 1.9.3 because I wrote them in it.
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Conway's Game of Life in 140 bytes Ruby(gist.github.com)
41 points by netmute 15y ago|10 comments
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by netmute 15y ago
I noticed the exact opposite to be true. I regularly use Windows, Linux and OSX, and OSX seems to be the only OS that gets mouse movement right. The cursor moves (at least subjectively) exactly like my fingers on the trackpad. On Windows/Li
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by netmute 15y ago
Just tested this on O2 Germany. They don't do it.
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by netmute 15y ago
I don't understand why these 'analytics-clones' always have to be written in js. I would much prefer a ruby gem that does all this in the backend.
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by netmute 15y ago
I tried to ditch Command-T in favor of FuzzyFinder, but it really can't replace Command-T. I'm unable to recursively search for a file in my current project dir. Even when I do funny things like :FufFind **/ it takes forever to scan
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by netmute 15y ago
You may be 18, but you sound like an ignorant old man. "Back in my day, we wrote our own BASIC programs! That's how we got good!" There will be new and unexpected ways to create and tinker with technology. Don't give in to the "old man thin
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by netmute 15y ago
Sublime Texts vintage mode doesn't feel like vim at all. Even basic things like ':x' are missing.