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Seemed so. I was just able to delete my account.

What do you think it should be?

I just made a switch to Input (http://input.fontbureau.com). Before that, I used Source Code Pro.

Which only support one operation: DELETE. Isn't it?

I guess.

I saw that most of the time people did complain about the first releases of the OS. I didn't get most of those problem, though, until Mavericks.

I feel jealous with your luck. I've had as many crash as I can imagine since switching to Mac from Windows (before, I don't even remember how many times I got freezing apps or BSOD). And it seems to occur that often since Mavericks so it's my sole assumption.

I agree about the battery life improvements part as a nomadic user. However, it's totally depends on which applications you are using. For me, chrome/firefox, which eats up most of the battery, is used constantly, therefore, cannot be turned off (to save energy, because it doesn't support AppNap, I suppose). I don't see any help looking at the Energy Tab as whatever it's like, I don't have a choice there.

Sorry, I must have made it clearly. It's among the OS that I've used. I just have been using Mac for about 4 years.

I guess it would be a wise move. However, we are in 10.9.1 right now and the problem doesn't seem to be gone. Sighhh...

In my opinion, Mavericks is the worst OS X version so far. It's caused a handful of crashes/hangs to my Macbook Pro, which I only encountered with about once or twice a year with Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion. I'm not sure it is caused by the OS itself or the compatibility of the apps I installed, but it's still bad.

I just had a crash few mins ago after I reinstalled the OS entirely last week. According to the crash log, it has something to do with the "kernel_task". That sucks!

I once doubted the usefulness of this application. Now it's one of my must-have apps. My eyes will sore without it for a while.

Or you can consider using "tig" (http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/manual.html) if you really prefer using a command-line style.

It doesn't seem that Firefox 25 catched the millestones of adding Chrome-like tab. I personally glad of it because I prefer the rounded tab style.

Buffer is not only for Twitter. Or what you want is a bunch of apps for every single media you are in.

I don't think you can find a service that makes a promise that they will never got hacked or be down. Common, look at what they've done to the situation.

Agree. A version suffixed download file should be easier. Currently, there's no update for Mac yet.

For those using ZSH and prefer history with timestamps (setopt EXTENDED_HISTORY), the awk command should print the 4th arg instead

    history | sed -e 's/^ *[0-9]*  //' -e 's/| */\n/'  | awk '{print $4}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head -n 100

I use this to search only php files

ag --stats -G ".*\.php" SearchForThis

Just passed it to our design team. They liked it!