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Maybe it's the paper? I have a Lamy with a fine nib and it's amazing. I mostly use decent printer paper, but coarse paper like a typical composition book is not so great.
I had no idea other people do this too. To me, it doesn't even feel intentional.
no need to enter your exact personal info to try it out.
this exactly.
I had that Apple powerbook G3 that had two hot swap bays for batteries/hard drives/media players AND a PCMCIA slot. Oh, and built-in ethernet. I remember adding Firewire support via PCMCIA. Good times.
Indeed. So many people seem not to realize that there will not be one final best source of music.
My cat does the hull down maneuver: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hull-down
How so?
same here - regular hi res took overnight sometimes.
It genuinely surprises me that you expect more from a ride than getting there.
exactly. When you're being driven somewhere, "no problems" is 5/5.
I love this article. Nice re-framing of color choices.
This makes me think it would be nice to have at least two functionally distinct comment types: remarks (to be visually hilighted), and temporarily disabled code (to be visually suppressed). I suppose comment lines (remarks) and comment blocks (code) could be used for this, but as the author points out this would need to be a widely adopted convention.
So you're that person. I love it. keep it up.
I use both, and both are good. Fastmail does calendars and notes. Both have roughly equivalent keyboard shortcuts in the web apps.
Maybe dual-language novels are what you're thinking of?
Maybe sync subtitles with a mobile device.
I would use this all the time.
Well, for one thing, it grows incredibly fast, and spreads like a weed (some types, anyway).
the normal argument for analogue gauges is the additional information they convey in terms of context. might not matter for your clock. but most of the time the specific minute doesn't matter, so it's unnecessary detail. I'm not translating the analog clock image to numbers in my head; the image of the hands, the spacing of the minute hand - the quadrant it is in and how close it is to the boundary is enough. digital clocks dominate our digital environment though, .. so whatever.
It's a superset of csv, what's the problem?
Ok, so wait. If native Mac apps were better when the market was much smaller, what gives?
Thank you. Instead of acknowledging this reality, many here seem to be proposing technical ways to get around it.
That is better... but does the shifter really glow blue?
...but the whole point of the effects in those movies is to bring the idea to life, to make the unbelievable seem real and believable. If it fails to do that, it’s not silly to discuss how and why.
well.. if you have already advanced to the point where you're making a mask, I imagine it wouldn't be too hard to heat it up a bit.
then fill it with concrete..
so.. two iPads!
Yes, there are probably lots of useful interaction methods to be found in between text files and the "boxes and arrows" visual programming (circuit design) model.
Sounds like the next extreme sport. rocket up.. wingsuit/parachute down.