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This is turning out to be a really awesome list; here are a few others I feel should be mentioned: - Dear Zachery: one of my all time favorite documentaries. Amazingly tragic, depressing, and infuriating, but extremely well made. ( http://m
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original, slightly more detailed article: http://www.carlkingcreative.com/10-myths-about-introverts
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Glad to see somebody finally put to words what's been knocking around my head for quite some time now. Although it's not a state that's exclusive to either musicians or entrepreneurs (as others in this thread have noted), I think it's an an
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If this will be your first linux setup, I'd be hard-pressed to recommend anything other than ubuntu for day-to-day use, since it really is a lot lower maintenance than most other distros... But what's the fun in just trying out one distro?
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Introducing Whirlwind, The Real-Time Web Framework
(wiredset.com)
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It's only shipping on commercially sold tablets . And the article clearly states that google believes honeycomb is "not yet ready to be altered by outside programmers and customized for other devices ". This sounds perfectly reasonable to
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The market is there, it's just that no one really pays attention to it. The options currently out there are all pricey (for the 'starving artist' types that musicians tend to be anyway), bloated (the latest Guitar Pro has Effects Pedals for
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Aptana is pretty good. Personally I prefer something a bit more minimalistic (yet still powerful), so I use emacs. Here's some footage of emacs in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2r8JfJJgy8 It has a bit of a learning curve, but it
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Well, with an alarm you could still set it up to go off within 15 mins I'd assume; fairly useless to be sure, but at least it'd give you a way to test out the app's reliability. What bothers me about the 15min limit, is that sometimes the f