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by stevelosh 17y ago
Actually I had most of that information in my bash prompt before I switched to Zsh (the battery level and repo-characters are the only things that are really new). To get to that point I'd been poking around and tweaking for somewhere aroun
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by stevelosh 17y ago
I run OS X. On the web development side of things, I use Django for my job and some of my more complicated personal projects and Hyde to generate a couple of smaller ones. ## Basic Stuff - Terminal for a command line - zsh and oh-my-zsh for
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by stevelosh 17y ago
You could just search for the message itself ('Another merge failed.').
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by stevelosh 17y ago
After the third or fourth crash I added a launchd item to restart Quicksilver whenever it crashes. I never even notice the crashes any more, and when it starts acting funny I can Cmd+Q it and it will be freshly restarted in a few seconds.
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by stevelosh 17y ago
> Has anyone ever typed stuff, hit enter once, then typed more stuff, ever not intended a line break? Yes. It makes diffs of version-controlled documentation far, far more readable (and efficient). ^Q in TextMate does it for you, so it'
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by stevelosh 17y ago
The most unintuitive thing is that there's no easy_uninstall.
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by stevelosh 17y ago
A guide to merging is an interesting idea, but it wouldn't necessarily be similar to this guide. This guide was about the different branching workflows/models in Mercurial, but there's only one merging model. It could be useful to diagra
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by stevelosh 17y ago
I'm glad people are finding this useful. If there's anything I've missed please point it out here on in a comment on the entry itself.