netnichols

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by netnichols 15y ago
You also have to do that on a MacBook Pro running Chrome. I assume it's meant to be like that, since that's what you have to do in real life. It's called 'leading your shot'.
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by netnichols 15y ago
He must have hated that cord between the lamp and the wall. On the other hand it does somehow emphasize the emptiness of the room.
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by netnichols 15y ago
I've deleted all Facebook cookies from Chrome and Safari, and now I use Facebook exclusively with a Fluid.app SSB with private cookie storage. I can recommend this setup for any Mac users willing to spend $5 for Fluid. Alternatively you cou
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by netnichols 15y ago
Craziness.
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by netnichols 15y ago
Marco is definitely not French. Listen to a talk or podcast with him and that will be immediately apparent. ;-)
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by netnichols 15y ago
I couldn't figure out what the point of this page was... and then I remembered that I have the "Facebook Disconnect" extension installed. Doh.
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by netnichols 15y ago
The first thought I had was to be able to store personal data on a server and have secure access from any web browser. Basically a simplified version of 1PasswordAnywhere ( http://help.agilebits.com/1Password3/1passwordanywhere.html ). Upda
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by netnichols 15y ago
Totally agree. I also wish the tab text collapsing worked differently. Once you have over a certain number of tabs they become pretty much useless as you can't see any titles anymore. In contrast, TextMate keeps all the tab titles visible a
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by netnichols 15y ago
Release Notes: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/5.0/releasenotes/
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by netnichols 15y ago
It'd be neat to have a overview of the different 'modules' in play and what they do (either in the README or a separate wiki page). Great stuff!
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by netnichols 15y ago
Not if they paid you a sufficiently large sum of money for the privilege of downloading your app. :-)
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by netnichols 15y ago
I'll grant you that Spotlight could be a bit quicker and smarter, but I nevertheless use it all the time. I was never a Quicksilver power user, but I've found Spotlight adequate enough that I've never bothered installing any alternatives (i
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by netnichols 15y ago
I'm in the office (with external monitor) half the time and working from home (without external monitor) the other half. It always takes me about a day to get used to the switch. But generally those 2 straight weeks of working on a bigger m
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by netnichols 16y ago
Am I missing something? Django isn't a server, it's a framework. Why was this included in the "benchmark"?
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by netnichols 16y ago
I'm also always shocked by how consistently good the audio is, especially since as far as I know they're just using Skype. Hard to believe considering my own experiences using Skype. I always seem to get lots of of audio glitches from the s
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by netnichols 16y ago
It's different in that I don't have any of my passwords or private keys sitting on disk unencrypted.
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by netnichols 16y ago
I've had a one-line bug-fix pull request rejected with the answer of something like "that's fixed in version 2". Well, I'm glad it's fixed in v2, but now I have to maintain my own fork until v2 is released and is stable enough for productio
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by netnichols 16y ago
Nice start, and some good comments/suggestions here for you to follow up on. My own suggestion: make sure to reference relevant tutorials in the 'Academy' section from within the reports. I made a couple of reports before really finding the
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by netnichols 16y ago
I'll just expand on what YooLi said. You can see both sides of the conversation, and I prefer how a conversation is treated as a single entity. If I archive a conversation, all messages in that conversation are archived. And if a new reply
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by netnichols 16y ago
I went ahead and bought it as I think it has a future and $10 is a good price point. But... I just can't use it yet because in the list view the sender is emphasized more than the subject. That's completely backwards for me as I rarely get
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by netnichols 16y ago
For me it's Apple Mail's lack of gmail-style "conversations". I just can't go back to conventional threading behavior.
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by netnichols 16y ago
Good point. I guess I more accurately meant it would be a PR nightmare for me... I just couldn't feed good about pissing off so many people, even if it did ultimately increase my sales.
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by netnichols 16y ago
People aren't mad because it costs $5, they're mad because she broke a promise. And if Apple had reneged on a promise that all Aperture 2 users would get Aperture 3 for free, you better believe it would get huge (negative) media coverage.
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by netnichols 16y ago
As far as I know, you only get 50 of those per release.
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by netnichols 16y ago
I might even understand if she would say something like "It's not worth it to me and I'm not going to do it... Sorry." But what baffles me is that she has continued to imply that she hasn't done anything wrong, made a point to say that peop
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by netnichols 16y ago
Considering the timing and changelog of this release, I'd guess that Allan was in the old code base to prepare it for the Mac App Store and in the process decided to fix a few more issues and make a release out of it. Just a guess.