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by wbond 9y ago
That is the new Default theme with the Mariana color scheme.
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by wbond 9y ago
Try the Adaptive theme!
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by wbond 9y ago
Unfortunately I don't have an iPad to test with. Is it zooming to 480px wide?
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by wbond 9y ago
I didn't intend to use the term "final" as based on your definition, but rather was just trying to make it clear we were talking about graduating out of beta, since the term stable is somewhat overridden with Sublime Text. We
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by wbond 9y ago
Please see https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/rfc-default-package-control-... for the reason that SideBarEnhancements was re-added. In this case not re-adding it would lead to continued tracking of users, which seems to m
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by wbond 9y ago
This has definitely always been a concern among certain users of the Package Control community. Since the Sublime Text python environment is run as the user, without a sandbox, it is possible a rogue package would upload all of your data so
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by wbond 9y ago
A new version of SideBarEnhancements is out with the stats removed. You should get automatically updated the next time you restart Sublime Text or manually upgrade the package.
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by wbond 9y ago
They apparently paid the author (Tito) to add it in. Originally he had pulled all of his packages from the default channel because he was unhappy that we require semver for all new packages (to allow newer features to work). After a bunch o
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by wbond 9y ago
Whenever dealing with financial websites, I am always extremely suspicious of a website that does not have an EV certificate because of the added level of scruitiny applied to such certs. The number of mis-issued DV certs, and typos means t
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by wbond 9y ago
For me, equivalent support for the MSVC toolchain on Windows. Obviously it won't ever be 100% without support from Microsoft, and a lot of work has been done, but some items on https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs&#x2
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by wbond 9y ago
1) Yes, well over 90% of Package Control users are running Sublime Text 3. We haven't brought it out of beta yet because there were still a number of rough edges and improvements we wanted to make before then. Jon mentioned in the last
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by wbond 9y ago
Here is a direct link to the docs for using the repos: https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/linux_repositories.html . As usual, drop by the forum to provide feedback: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t&#
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by wbond 9y ago
I didn’t like the idea of moving the annotations out-of-band with the parameter names. Aesthetically you also loose syntax highlighting.
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by wbond 9y ago
Ever since mypy started gaining attention, I’ve been looking for a way to write using Python 3 annotations and strip the annotations for release so that the code can run on Python 2. I never was able to find anyone talking about that goal w
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by wbond 10y ago
This thread has the new icon and screenshots of the Default and Adaptive themes: https://twitter.com/wbond/status/851979232477671424
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by wbond 10y ago
I've been very active on the forum, Discord, IRC and the Packages repo on GitHub. I don't think the stereotype of Sublime HQ being radio silent holds true any longer. We don't, however, make blog posts or tweets saying "
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by wbond 10y ago
We've got a forum post for the dev build at https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/dev-build-3127/27213 to report bugs and other feedback.
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by wbond 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I'll talk to Jon about trying to make the website push people to the forum to see what is going on. We no longer keep compatibility with TextMate in any of the default syntaxes. Everything is now a .sublime-syn
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by wbond 10y ago
You said it appears Sublime Text is dead. My point is that if you look at places where we post things other than release announcements you'll see all sorts of conversations going on that development is continuing. Jon has never publish
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by wbond 10y ago
I’m pretty active on the forum, IRC, Discord and the packages repo on GitHub.
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by wbond 10y ago
I started working with Jon in Jan 2016, and we did over 20 releases in 2016. You can check out my activity on the forum and the packages repo on GitHub to see some of the public activity. I also tend to hang out on IRC and the Discord serve
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by wbond 10y ago
Don't worry, we've been hard at work, just doing some things that make more sense in a longer cycle. The rumors surrounding Sublime's demise have been wrong in the past, and the trend continues.
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by wbond 10y ago
I created a complementary resource, https://badtls.io to allow for automated testing of TLS client libraries. It uses its own self-gendered CA root to allow for generating certificates that exhibit different edge case conditions
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by wbond 10y ago
Nice to see the project that inspired your recent https://github.com/pyca/cryptography performance work, ofek!
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by wbond 10y ago
Considering the C implementation using PCRE is 4.1x Rust, whereas PHP (implemented in C, also using PCRE) is 1.2x Rust, that makes me think that this benchmark is… unhelpful at best. The fastest C implementation uses TCL’s simplified regexe
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by wbond 10y ago
Over the past two years I've been working on a cross-platform crypto library for Python. One of the aspects of it is that it doesn't require a compiler (it uses ctypes or cffi), and works with the cryptography libraries shipped vi
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by wbond 10y ago
It is interesting to see that Google decided to opt for NIST P-384 curve for the root certs it is going to have valid until 2036. Brian Smith has argued for supporting only P-256, P-384 and Curve25519: https://briansmith.org&#x2F
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by wbond 10y ago
I feel like 32" at a high PPI is hitting the point of perfection in a display. The 32" size gives a generous amount of space for multiple programs to be visible on the screen at once, without being too large for normal desk usage.
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by wbond 10y ago
Goto Definition and the improved syntax definitions (speed and accuracy) are some of the most visible.
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by wbond 10y ago
In some cases revocation info will be live, in others it will be stored inside of the document. My use case involves embedding it, but also being able to verify it (Adobe distributes trusted CA certs through a signed PDF). Never would I nee

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