340 karma · joined January 16, 2013
They say they skip safety lines because its easier and faster. Wonder how often someone falls off while doing his work though.
This guy just made mockups of a future iteration he imagined, of a product he probably uses and likes. Something designers have published to the interwebs for years. It can be fun and a nice way to improve on your skills.
It don't get what justifies the hate some people here show up with. If you don't like it, just skip it and enjoy something else.
With its 'blog'-gem nex Jekyll features like excerpts and support for timezone-config have been implemented for a while.
Love this project. Sublime Text's awesomeness makes it hard to completely switch back to VIM, but this looks like a good approach to bring features we have grown to love back to VIM, without all the hazzle.
(As far as I know think this saying originated in Hinduism in the first place and found its way into the german linguistic area somehow)
* Wanted to find a suitable alternative to Galaxy on Fire 2, which I finished and since space adventures are quite rare …
I use Moom (http://manytricks.com/moom/) for quite a while and I'm happy with it so far as it integrates perfectly into the overall UI of OSX.
You have of course also convenient (and customizable) shortcuts for actions like 'Move & Zoom Window to Left Half', which is quite handy for example for webdevelopment on a smaller screen (Macbook), where you might want your browser to occupy one half and your editor the other half of the screen.
I also see a market for a mail-service like Gmail, but operated from a company within Europe, so it has to adhere to European standards for data protection and privacy.