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I find it's actually quicker and easier to move a window this way, compared to the regular "locate right hand corner, drag and release". Although the combo I use is a little easier than yours (I have resizes mapped to super key+left mouse button).

I was a solid windows user for many many years and now find myself getting frustrated using it when I have to hunt for the edge of a window. Maybe it's just me ...

I found this video useful - "Seven Habits of Effective Text Editing" by Bram Moolenaar (the author of VIM): http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2538831956647446078#

I often find that studying other people's vimrc's can be enlightening http://dotfiles.org/.vimrc

And as mentioned above, vimcasts.org is very useful too.

WHERE 1=1 won't actually work when i-am-a-dummy mode is enabled. You must reference at least one KEY column in the where clause.

I thought this article explains it pretty well: http://www.acm.org/ubiquity/volume_9/v9i39_yaffe.html

I find it difficult to code without some sort of music playing in my ears, normally because it helps block out any distractions around me.

For the past few months I've been listening to SomaFM ( http://soma.fm/ ) almost non-stop. It's listener supported commercial free radio so there's no annoying ads to interrupt you, just a constant stream of the genre of your choice. Works for me anyway!

Anyone know why it makes an outbound tcp connection?

Speaking of Safari, it really annoys me that the Apple software updater always wants to "update" my Safari install (even thou Safari is not installed.)

Am I the only one who finds this incredibly irritating?