pivo

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   by pivo 18y ago

   If you can stand typing command-F you'll find that Safari has an excellent feature that very visually highlights the found text. It dims the irrelevant parts of the page and highlights the found text with a very hard to miss box. This is my
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   by pivo 18y ago

   Victor Hugo closed years ago, and Quantum is no longer in the Cambridge location. Sad, they were some of my favorite book stores too.
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   by pivo 18y ago

   Well then you should get a Zipcar account: http://www.zipcar.com/
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   by pivo 18y ago

   I mostly use the Java unit test format, but I also use the selenium IDE to automate a lot of repetitive setup/config stuff. And I've started using the Lisp API ( http://selenium.openqa.org/ ) for hand written tests.
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   by pivo 18y ago

   I've been using selenium. It lets you save your recorded web interactions in a variety of languages. http://selenium.openqa.org/
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   by pivo 19y ago

   You could run the OSX X server instead and get seamless mode that way. It's free too.
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   by pivo 19y ago

   I don't have any problem with the control key position, I just swap it with caps lock. The real pain for me is the meta key mapping. If I'm using Carbon Emacs I use one mapping, if I'm using emacs in a terminal I have to switch to another m
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   by pivo 19y ago

   Oh well, we had a good run
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   by pivo 19y ago

   I just started using Navicat Lite for PostgreSQL on OSX. Not open source, but free and seems pretty nice so far. Might be worth a look.
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    by pivo 19y ago

    OpenMCL ( http://clozure.com/ ) works great on the Mac and 64 bit linux too. Threads and all.
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    by pivo 19y ago

    I find it easier to install Linux than Windows, but that's probably because I'm more familiar with Linux. Anyway, unless you're using a geek linux distro, you really shouldn't be having such a hard time. Ubuntu, Kubuntu, or (my favorite) Fe
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    by pivo 19y ago

    I don't know what auditorium you go to, but I'd suggest finding a better one.
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    by pivo 19y ago

    I don't think he's joking. And for what it's worth, I agree with him. Watching a movie on an iPod is like listening to Mozart played on kazoos.
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    by pivo 19y ago

    I assume this money you're referring to is marketing money. If so, that's not what made me switch. I switched to a MacBook because 1) Suspend/resume would work reliably, 2) I would be able to plug in an external monitor and have it work wit