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philodespotos
10y ago
Lucid Emacs is now XEmacs. Work would've begun right around 1989, so it's likely you just never crossed paths with it. =)
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philodespotos
12y ago
Nor in any other browser; AFAICT there's nothing actually bound to that. It's just to demonstrate styling.
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philodespotos
12y ago
In case anyone else overlooks it, this will take you directly to a playable-in-browser version of the game: http://iplayif.com/?story=http%3A//mirror.ifarchive.org/if-a... (Driven by Parchment[1], which is tr
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13y ago
I'll bite. I don't particularly dislike Airbrake, but I don't particularly like it, either, and I periodically want to use something else: 1. The hideous UI. =) 2. Airbrake would 500 when trying to render the data about some of our 500s! A
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philodespotos
13y ago
Yes (genuine answer). I have been passively searching for a new error monitoring service, so I clicked this link from my phone while on a train to work. I'm not going to find headphones, wait on a video to load, and then hope it's high enou
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philodespotos
13y ago
I've been using Windows.app for about a week now and use it pretty extensively these days. For whatever reason, I could never work divvy/sizeup/slate/etc. into my workflow; the config UIs generally felt tiresome or overwhelming. You can con
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Windows.app: Open source OS X window manager atop JSCocoa
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13y ago
Which is perfectly fine. I mostly want to be able to trivially use packages which solve my trivial problems, so I can move on to something more fun. The issue eventually becomes a one of search; when I'm looking for a package, how do I know
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philodespotos
14y ago
Cheers ended in 1993. The first Kasparov v. Deep Blue match was in 1996.
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14y ago
The Unicode Consortium manages the process of defining the unicode standard. Various committees are formed, composed of representatives from whatever other standards bodies are interested and from companies with a stake in the standard. I l
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15y ago
The CEO posted something on their blog: http://pivotallabs.com/users/rob/blog/articles/2052-same-piv... > Same services, same Pivotal Tracker, same industry leading development practices - now paired with more resources than ever.