I don't have my own blog and I'm not sure of the etiquette here. I've been using this jQuery plugin I wrote for awhile now and am just curious what other people think/if they find it useful...
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This is/was one of my fav games of all time...played it on an old Macintosh back in the day! <props>mad</props>
Your analogy falls short at the end there...
A teenage girl bragging about her fashion sense or poetic style does not directly equate to the statement 'I want to make video games'. Unless, of course, you are implying that anyone who makes that statement has already tried and failed at creating successful video games and are now doomed and hopeless before they even hit the campus floor (as I am assuming that teenage girl is because, well...her poems suck).
I wanted to make video games. I went to a school specifically for that. I made it halfway through. The reality (to me, at least) was that the industry was just not worth it. The average lifespan of a game developer is 5 years...before total burnout ensues, and you are left entirely drained, hopefully with some bank though. But above all that, I decided to drop out because of a very simple and fundamental reason: It took all the mystery out of games...the X-factor, if you will.
This is not just refined to games of course...I feel that this happens all over the place, and the simplest answer as to why could just be that we as humans LOVE to learn. Just the prospect of learning some new language or about a new technology can spike a persons motivation to new heights, even if it is short-lived...we keep going.
pardon me, I meant to say that it (tmux) looks neat and useful!
I found this link on how to patch/compile Screen 4.0.3 on Snow Leopard...the one out of the box is kind of buggy, and does not support 256 colors...
Thanks, I will look at that, looks rad! I just thought the article covered some really key points about multiplexing terminals in general...
if you are viming on an osx macbook of some sort and are sick of the damn small-ass control key they left us with, i've found it helpful to remap the caps lock key to control. you can do this easily in System Prefs > Keyboard > Modifier Keys. so now you can <esc> insert mode with the ^[, hardly moving your hands at all.
This works for me personally because I very rarely find myself even thinking about or noticing the true CAPS key, but if you are stuck on your CAPS bein CAPS, then this wouldn't be for you :!)
dont forget :helpgrep !