tiedemann

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by tiedemann 14y ago
I, for one, welcome our new secure PostgreSQL overlords!
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by tiedemann 14y ago
As as swedish keyboard-user I can say that this often resolves to remapping a large quantity of bindings which then are not supported by all plugins. It's doable sure, it still takes time and energy though.
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by tiedemann 14y ago
I'm never using my mouse when using Sublime Text 2, this is a troll :)
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by tiedemann 14y ago
If Apple, MS, Samsung, Sony and other large patent-holding companies dare go along I for one welcome our new Google overlords.
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by tiedemann 14y ago
Word. Respects given to serving in text/plain (as is proper in this context).
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by tiedemann 14y ago
Really depends on which kind of app you're working on. My main work app is 99% cached content so it would probably work just fine with almost anything. Developer time is certainly the biggest expense in my case so high-level it is.
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by tiedemann 14y ago
Moving to 3 from 2 is a no-brainer most of the time. http://docs.python.org/dev/library/2to3.html
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by tiedemann 14y ago
99% of "OSS"-devs I know use Apple products, probably the least FOSS-compatible company I can think of.
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by tiedemann 14y ago
Really good for showing customers/bosses/coworkers why a site need those extra hours of love after the proof-of-concept stage.
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by tiedemann 14y ago
This made me remember the awesome feature CreateHtmlBody (in CDOSYS) for classic ASP. Many mails were sent using that :)
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by tiedemann 14y ago
Me too! I actually bought myself a Topre RealForce keyboard just to ewnjoy it even more. Knowing vanilla git commands is still important too.
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by tiedemann 15y ago
I once worked in a very nice team. We used Scrum. We delivered before deadline and the bugs were few. The scrum master was a developer gone PM but with total understanding of which problems you come across as a software developer. The proje