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sedm0784
8y ago
> No site ever rejects it Have you ever tried it on Yahoo? They wouldn't let me set my email address to yahoo@mydomain a few years ago, claiming that the "email owner" had blocked this: https://www.dropbox.com&#
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sedm0784
9y ago
> The only text editor with vim keybindings Vim also has Vim keybindings. ;) Sadly, the iOS version has a number of other issues that make it impractical for real use, which is probably why you overlooked it. (Apologies for the pedantic
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Super Simple Guide to Launch Center Pro, Drafts, and x-callback-url
(whileyouweregone.co.uk)
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12y ago
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sedm0784
15y ago
Shouldn't that be inoremap?
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sedm0784
15y ago
There's no "ctrl" key on the iOS keyboard, though.
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sedm0784
15y ago
The ones I've seen don't ask you to identify one single puppy. They ask you to identify all the puppies, making it rather harder to brute force: http://thepcspy.com/read/the_cutest_humantest_kittenauth/ http://research.microsoft.com/en
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sedm0784
16y ago
Whilst I agree with your main point, I have to nitpick your aside about running iOS on older devices. When I tried iOS 4.0 on my 3G (and the reason I'm now running 3.1.3 again) the UI would frequently completely freeze for several seconds.
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sedm0784
17y ago
Little Boots's cover of Hot Chip's Ready for the Fun is my current favourite example of Tenori-on music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6tLRCDqJ2c
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sedm0784
17y ago
Paklsound1 (currently £1.19) is an even more similar iPhone app: http://pakl.net/iphone/PaklSound1/
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18y ago
See also the MegaPenny Project: http://www.kokogiak.com/megapenny/
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18y ago
The linguists at Language Log don't think too highly of this article (and the BBC radio segment on the same topic): http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=1186 Choice comment: "This is probably one of the most abysmal failures of science