mikec3k

AltWWDC is not the same as CocoaConf - http://altwwdc.com/

Real ramen has nothing in common with those packaged noodles. A big bowl of ramen soup with lots of meat, seafood & a hardboiled egg is heaven.

This is why I like an open console like the OUYA (which I should be receiving any day now).

I got rid of my car when I moved to San Francisco. I haven't missed it.

I really hate the flat design. I prefer to see some depth as a indicator that something is clickable & active.

It really needs push notifications

I subscribe to Instapaper but I switched to Pocket because I prefer their UI. I keep begging them to take my money.

This might be a good alternative for someplace like my company where team members are in different time zones. When I'm getting to work around 9 in SF, it's already evening for the team members in Bulgaria.

Yes, those are exactly the questions I've seen on credit checks to verify my identity.

The current notation works & musicians have been learning & using it for centuries. I'm not a musician, but I've learned to read traditional music notation. It's not that hard. Why fix what isn't broken?

I use the CLI for almost everything. The only time I use a GUI client is for complex stuff like cherry-pick or fixing conflicts.

I still prefer TextMate & BBEdit. Sublime Text just doesn't feel like a Mac app.

Fuck.

Opera's rendering was never the worst thing about it. The thing I always hated about it was its clunky bizarre UI.

Sad, I use it all the time since most of my favorite places use it and they don't support Square Wallet.

Yes, it does run Android.

I can't wait to receive my Ouya, as a $99 backer.

I can see this failing in so many ways.

I have both Tower & SourceTree but I use the command line most of the time. The only time I use one of those tools is when I have to do something complex like cherry-pick or resolving conflicts.

I'm not familiar with AppTrap, but I use Hazel for that and a lot more. In addition to moving associated files to the trash when you move an app to the trash, it also lets you create your own rules for things like sorting & color coding downloads, removing backups older than a particular age, and automatically deleting trashed files over a certain size or that were sitting in the trash for a certain time.

Why does anyone give a fuck what Grover Norquist says? He was never elected to any office.

I never plan to retire. I have no family & nothing to look forward to. The day I stop working will be the day I die.

I prefer logging in with Facebook or Twitter rather than having to remember yet another login. You can always revoke access later.

I find that Gmail's smart labels work very nicely for me.

It doesn't take a SEO to 'game' Google. Case in point: "Santorum". No SEO was involved, just organic gaming of the system.

I don't believe in SEO. I've always felt that they're just one tiny step above spammers. When one contacts me, I just tell them to go f* themselves.

That's a result of how metering works - it assumes you want a brightly lit scene. You'll either need to use manual exposure or use one of the spot metering modes, where it measures only the brightness of a focal point rather than the overall scene brightness and tries to compensate.

Use source control. You can always revert.

I've never been a fan of Sublime Text because it doesn't feel like a native Mac app. They lost me when they made the preferences command open a window to edit a settings file. Both BBEdit (still my favorite) and TextMate feel much more native & user friendly.

A felony conviction didn't prevent Rick Scott from being elected governor of Florida.