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Memory, and CPU on a retina MBP in my case. The bug is still open, with no signs of being fixed anytime soon. I really do want to switch back, but this is a deal breaker.

Um India has had this tale for centuries. The story of Heer Ranjha is an immortal tale in the Punjab, and has been adapted many times over. ;/

Today, we are all French. As a student of European History, I want to curl up and cry. I proposed to my beautiful wife of 11 years beneath the spire of Notre Dame. We fell in love walking along the bouquinistes. There is a terrible empty feeling in my heart this afternoon. It is like losing a part of myself this day.

Yes, I know the Notre Dame will be built again. But that might not happen till after I am long gone.

I LOVE Input. In fact, I have been using it since 2014. It quickly replaced Pragmata Pro for me when it came out. And it is free. Awesome.

Yes sir. Though I held on to a fair share.

I agree. Whatever he might have been in his personal life, his business sense, and marketing acumen really make it a pleasure to watch the keynotes, and video interviews.

Full disclaimer, I was a full-on Apple fanboi from the Nineties to the mid 2010s.

Well, if the shoe fits...

That paper was quite a fascinating read. Thank you for the recommendation.

Is it possible to load two instances - with different profiles? For instance Opera/Opera Beta can be run simultaneously with different profiles.

Thanks for sharing the book.

I agree that the releases from the US Gov the last few weeks have been VERY surprising, nearly a 90 degree shift from the "deny everything" policy that they assumed for the last few decades.

Going one step further, at the risk of sounding like a conspiracy theorist, I just wonder, what actually has changed to prompt this change in policy of denying everything

Ha. I met my wife on ICQ, looking for people to practice my German with.

I am a huge, huge fan of the free font “Input”[1]. Just love how customizable it is, so much so, that I’ve replaced Pragmata Pro with Input on Sublime.

[1] http://input.fontbureau.com/

Thanks! It looks interesting - might give it a try in a VM.