sundvor

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1951.
by sundvor 11y ago
Well I for one would find a vehicle travelling at 40km/h in a 60 zone incredibly annoying, even if they're legally allowed to travel that slow.
1952.
by sundvor 11y ago
With [the absolutely fantastic] Paywave / Paypass now just about completely ubiquitous here in Australia, and supported by a good few smart phones to boot, why on earth would we want Apple Pay? They've truly missed the boat here.
1953.
by sundvor 11y ago
Not going to share my details on github, but I registered as a bone marrow donor here in Australia a few years back. Yet to hear anything of it, however if there's ever a match I will be very happy to potentially save someone's li
1954.
by sundvor 12y ago
Thanks, huge improvement! Was using Chrome in Windows 7, on a rather old Dell monitor at work. After working on WCAG 2.0 compliance on my own sites I have ironically gotten more sensitive to poor contrast ratios everywhere.
1955.
by sundvor 12y ago
If anyone else finds the poor contrast / thin fonts hard to read, ctrl+a to select all text is as always a neat trick.
1956.
by sundvor 12y ago
Nice; that's the way my original X1 Carbon looks and I'm really happy with that keyboard. In particular, I absolutely love the nipple and the proper mouse buttons. Is there any chance of the linked keyboard actually making it ba
1957.
by sundvor 12y ago
Thanks, this actually looks really good! I've tried a few of the others but never found any to my liking. Appreciate that, cheers.
1958.
by sundvor 12y ago
Thanks, that actually looks really good. No-fuss copy and paste, auto resizing windows, transparency, etc. All they needed to do was clone how terminals such as Ubuntu's does it ... and it looks like that's what they did. :) I&#x
1959.
by sundvor 12y ago
Wow, what's next, ability to shift-ctrl+c & shift-ctrl+v text in the console just by default?
1960.
by sundvor 12y ago
Very interesting. Not sure if I could live with the input lag myself, however. I've been a full time developer since 1998 or thereabouts, but have been coding since I was a child. Early on when I started working full time I found mysel
1961.
by sundvor 12y ago
Destroy him, my robots! ;) You could also have said "Elite", which is current news these days (Elite Dangerous)!
1962.
by sundvor 12y ago
I have a Pebble Steel too, silver one, and if you've gotten used to the battery life of that, I have a feeling after reading Ars Technica's review that you'd find the Moto 360 less to your liking. I absolutely love the always
1963.
by sundvor 12y ago
Aye. I saw the Moto360 battery Hangouts test results and thought, well, I'm happy I got my Pebble Steel this year. It's an awesome device with fantastic looking always on screen that doesn't try to be too much (I have a smart
1964.
by sundvor 12y ago
Try increasing font size to 110% in this case.
1965.
by sundvor 12y ago
Yeah, I had a Contour Roam 2 which I absolutely loved; the rotatable lens with laser alignment, super easy flick-start recording, slimline helmet mount were all awesome features. The Roam featured inset grooves on either side through which
1966.
by sundvor 12y ago
You are of course completely right; my language sensor tingled, but not enough. Thanks for the heads up, that would be the last time I made that mistake! I'll eat my humble pie now.. I'm a programmer, and, despite the evidence to
1967.
by sundvor 12y ago
I got a silver Pebble Steel about a month ago and I'm completely in love with it. Small, discrete, smart and elegantly designed, it gives me notifications without ever becoming too much. So yes, functionality is limited, but more to th
1968.
by sundvor 12y ago
Slightly off topic regarding the phone, however still related to Amazon: As an e-reader enthusiast, I was scanning the news this morning hoping there'd be a new Kindle e-ink / e-paper reader announced. Alas, there's no news o
1969.
by sundvor 12y ago
Yes! Select the ctrl+shift+letter option in Keys, and you'll even have ctrl+shift+c and ctrl+shift+v working. That, and the console window auto adjusts to resized window makes for a great start for me. Not to mention the ctrl+scrollwhe
1970.
by sundvor 13y ago
That's very interesting on how close you have to time the releases. Regarding Phonegap: I tried Cirulli's original app on the train this morning having read the article above. I found that there's a highly noticeable delay in
1971.
by sundvor 13y ago
Yep. At my home office I have 3x Dell U2412Ms (1920x1200 i.e. 16:10) on an Ergotech stand and I'm absolutely loving this physical setup for programming. The side monitors float over my desk (an Ikea Galant, corner version), and having
1972.
by sundvor 13y ago
For me, ST is my primary work tool. What I paid for it is completely insignificant compared to what I earn. Speaking as someone who used Textpad from 1995 until when I discovered SublimeText last year, I love the functionality and keyboard