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* Command-F3/the Exposé function button to reveal the desktop (on Apple keyboards, or you can change it; just search for Exposé in System Preferences).
* Enable right click in System Preferences > Mouse or Trackpad.
It just takes a little getting used to. But in the end all that really matters is what makes you most productive. All this elitism is stupid.
edit: sorry, missed your edit. I'd probably agree with you and chc now. Obj-C was a clever hack for its time, but compared to modern dynamic/scripting languages, it's not really that special -- outside from being relatively high-performance due to its C compatibility, as you mentioned.
> That nobody except for a few geeks do it. Just like the 'I feel lucky' button.
Why don't they offer this as an option then, by the same logic?
("It's the artist, not the tools.")
$ vi
You should really use emacs.
$ emacs
You should really use vim.That seems to be the only thing left on the site that is still Flash.
As far as the design goes: I'm not much of a designer, so I used vegetables. It seemed like a good idea at the time, anyway.
(foo.com/c# is parsed as an anchor)