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progLiker
17y ago
I think this is the worst about owning a Mac. The Open Source Anarchy is very well established on the Mac platform. To many repositories and sometimes forks from repositories which aren't totally compatible with the repository it once came
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17y ago
It's a good idea to leave out the &Accelerator keys anyway, as there isn't much gain in them. I try the shift the option and the command key while looking at menu in every app I use. Sometimes something interesting happens ... At least
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40 Mac Freewares And Open Source Software For Webdesigners
(desizntech.info)
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17y ago
Here is a list over all keyboard shortcuts in Mac Os X : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1343 It's hard to memorize all this, but I put them into a learning by repetition program named Genius.App. Genius can be found here: http://www.macup
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The semantic web index
(sindice.com)
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progLiker
17y ago
Vi like keys definitively for me too. Every thing not beeing a "full-blown" editor should have bindings to support a subset of your favorite keymap. So those who like Emacs or Vi, or Wordstar for that matter, could leverage their habits.
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progLiker
17y ago
Hindsightly I'd start by reading a book about internet security. The only sound thing is to start with a book, giving an overview of the matter and gather information from that point onwards. Most rational thing to do. That's my recommendat
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17y ago
I'd definetively say that the Unix environment are fun to have around as a platform for programming almost any modern programming language. Eclipse with its basic features for java development are fun. When you have learnt how to exploit th
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progLiker
17y ago
I one really wants to get into the settings of Mac OsX, and have a marvellous scheme based tool, which securely performs requests, and are free as well :-) Then Clix is the ultimate choice in my humble opinion. It is published under the ass
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progLiker
17y ago
Sorry for posting several places, but when I really need to stay awake getting things done, I eat something with much curry in it. Having fried garlic aside ... tasty. And pours strong coffee.. And believe me that works!
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progLiker
17y ago
It isn't legal were I live! :-)
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Marc Liyanage - Links
(entropy.ch)
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Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
(pathname.com)
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progLiker
17y ago
I'd recommend some hard physical work, be prepared not to work amongst your peers, but do level with them. It can be most rewarding doing physical work, and see society through different eyes for a while.
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progLiker
17y ago
Thinks she have som objectives with programming. I'd download the java tutorials with full source, buy Core Java to her, Install a pretty minimal version of Eclipse nicely set up with the workspace for eclipse osculating the java tutorials
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17y ago
I'm reading it in an rss reader, and likes it, it's tech porn. I can live with banning, but I hope for the sake of the readers here that banning be overruled when they come up with some really interesting stuff, which may happen. That make
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progLiker
17y ago
/* fun only / #const HellIsAHotAndFieryPlace=1 while (HellIsAHotAndFieryPlace) printf("The end is near\n") ; / yes it did make me laugh when I read it in Atari St user */