soapdog

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1. 1021.▲
   by soapdog 16y ago

   Wow, thanks for the very good info. Think I will try acme, just to get a felling. Plan 9 from Userspace will be the way for me. About the "soapdog" well, that is a silly story years ago trying to decide on a nick to register at a BBS and gh
2. 1022.▲
   by soapdog 16y ago

   Thanks for the links, one thing made me curious, can you elaborate on the choice of acme? are you running plan 9? I always thought plan 9 was a great idea but I never found anyone (near my circle or friends) who used it daily.
3. 1023.▲
   Ask HN: Online tool for tracking time and managing solo projects

   1 points by soapdog 16y ago|0 comments
4. 1024.▲
   Ask HN: What do you use for time tracking?

   13 points by soapdog 16y ago|10 comments
5. 1025.▲
   by soapdog 16y ago

   I can use that since last year or so.... :-D one cool feature to add would be the ability to popup dialogs with little html in it, this way, not only we could video chat but one could show a topic list or diagram if needed.
6. 1026.▲
   by soapdog 16y ago

   I really liked the site, congratulations. Just because I am a stack freak, can you tell us more about your technology stack and how fun (or not) was to develop this?
7. 1027.▲
   by soapdog 16y ago

   I just want to tell that I've been using virtualmin every day for some years now and it helps keep me sane while managing my virtual hosts. It is a great tool and worth every penny. Now, every time I see something like cPanel, I scream in h
8. 1028.▲
   by soapdog 16y ago

   Folks, This is the OP. Thanks for all the kind words and advise. Yesterday, I talked with my boss and it went surprisingly well (maybe I was pessimist), he understood why I was leaving and I will stay there for two weeks helping the transit
9. 1029.▲
   Ask HN: How to politely quit my job?

   10 points by soapdog 16y ago|9 comments
10. 1030.▲
    by soapdog 16y ago

    you're comparing different things, or do you think that a highly advanced CIVILIZATION like the japanese encountering the west is similar to a TRIBE of HUNTERS-GATHERERS.... damn!
11. 1031.▲
    by soapdog 16y ago

    Loved your app. I've created something similar to myself only, not a webapp, a desktop one. Congratulations! Oh and on your madebyloren.com website, did you intentionally left the title untitled or was that some lapse? Cheers & thanks f
12. 1032.▲
    by soapdog 16y ago

    I have both textmate and espresso and tried coda for a while. I am staying with textmate and I am doing it not because textmate is better than the other two but because it does the job the way I expect it to. Even though I bought espresso,
13. 1033.▲
    by soapdog 16y ago

    I used screen for a while and then switched to tmux for the same reason (region splitting). These days, I am not even using tmux anymore and just using emacs with new buffers running eshell. Serves me well.
14. 1034.▲
    by soapdog 16y ago

    Turbo Pascal 3 blew my mind them... after that was Scheme48 and then LiveCode. Oh and Scorched3D, the mother of all games.
15. 1035.▲
    by soapdog 16y ago

    sorry forgot the url for LiveCode http://www.runrev.com
16. 1036.▲
    by soapdog 16y ago

    Check out LiveCode (formerly known as Runtime Revolution), it is a cross platform language + IDE. It is a modern descendant of Apple HyperCard that is able to deploy Desktop Apps for Macs, Linux, Windows. Has an engine like PHP for Web Appl
17. 1037.▲
    by soapdog 16y ago

    I use a development environment and language called LiveCode ( http://www.runrev.com ) dropbox allows me to keep my plugins and libraries for the IDE at a common place. This way, all my LiveCode instances in multiple machines in different o