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by esc 12y ago
A while back I did a lot of business travel and in that situation a watch with world time actually has real value. Same story with ergonomics- rushing through a crowded airport with luggage in one hand and documents in another, it is much m
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by esc 13y ago
An addition to great points already made in this thread- in Emacs it might take a while to set up your environment to your liking but once you have done it you can use it for _everything_. From writing code to managing your agenda to writin
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by esc 13y ago
For debian there's a typing tutor called dvorak7min, I found it very helpful.
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by esc 14y ago
The link was an interesting read, and you make a valid point that some of the issues have been solved by features like the button texts. Actually my point was exactly that everyone seems to have their own favorite thing they miss about the
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by esc 14y ago
Thanks for the answer. Based on the discussion here, one especially cool new feature would be a 'classic' mode that would mimic the look and feel of the old design :)
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by esc 14y ago
Thanks for this. Having forced to use the new design for a few days, the old one feels and looks so much better. My biggest annoyance in the new one apart from the horrible colors was how the buttons change position or disappear depending o
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by esc 15y ago
Hey, when did the 101 start? I'm thinking of joining in but if it is too far along then I might wait for the next round..
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by esc 15y ago
I'm quite impressed that your suggestion was accepted, in the company where I work this would never happen. An example: I was asked to build a system to keep track of daily tasks of one of our teams, and to make sure all scheduled tasks wer