I really liked the changes, especially the loading indicator.
On the side note, I really feel that there should be some sort of "package file" on each sublime installation. Something like a bower.json or package.json. It'll help us to sync / move settings easily.
Moreover if it is coupled with a simple command to install all packages in that file, it'll be even better.
For India, they don't even have any option of getting it free. You have to pay a minimum 7500 Rs (~ $ 150) + taxes. Though after payment they gave it in 4 days.
This is a sear monopolistic policy, why should I pay fucking 150$ to any agency for just getting a DUNS number. On top of that, there is this annoying wait period and delays.
First of all the UI looks clean and impressive. It'll be great if you could also show who all were on that email thread and may be social links of people involved.
On a side note, it'll be great if you could show me email conversation happening in mailing lists. It'll be a relief from those boring and complicated interfaces.
for eg such email thread can be represented in this format http://librelist.com/browser//easymode/2011/10/9/using-djang...
It would be great if the sharing functionality is built in browser, but the control on what sharing services to show remains with developers.
This could be achieved with some meta tags, or something. But it'll make sense if the developer can choose which all sharing platform link should be shown while sharing.
I said so, because there are a different kind of audience for different websites, so generic sharing options wouldn't be a good idea.
In absence of quality music services like rdio, pendora, spotify, songza, in India. Youtube is still a great alternative for music.
In fact for many of us youtube is the default destination for finding and listening music.
This is basically a type of youtube radio, in which you just have to provide one video of your liking, and the player does the rest. It automatically picks best match related video and plays it automatically.
I dont think its currently possible on youtube, and more over youtube is'nt meant to do this.