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rcarmo
31,677karma·6,896submissions·July 17, 2013
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I remember when 8-bit machines ruled the Earth, IOS was a Cisco thing, and e-mail bounced around via dial-up, back before the first AI winter.
I'm now enjoying the new AI spring and doing all sorts of fun stuff.
Profile and secondary social links at https://carmo.io, blog at https://taoofmac.com, @rcarmo@mastodon.social.
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/rcarmo; my proof: https://keybase.io/rcarmo/sigs/dPUWksGTynvLR6kAjasNUx4K65ETkwsM3_vFZ_dcDFA ]
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I suppose most people here aren't familiar with Cringely and his completely off-the-wall "revelations", using just enough facts and tossing in a few plausible (and deniable) "pseud…
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Interesting. Serendipitously, I just came across some GSOC posts regarding getting Java on it: https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!forum/plan9-gsoc If that turns out OK…
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2 things: - Jump Desktop works _a lot better_ than anything else in my experience (I live inside an iPad hooked up to XRDP)
- Android terminal bindings are perfectly OK in https://play.goog…
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I'm positive Lenovo will be thrilled to think people are mistaking their stuff for Apple's :)
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Google me, it's easy :)
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That would be grand. I've been using this for a few months now, and everything works OK - it was only this build that included Lua support (since I enabled it locally for myself a while back), bu…
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Hmm. I guess turning on Lua was a bad idea. Apparently forcing a static build didn't work right. Will be fixed in around 20m. EDIT: fixed! Disabled Lua for now, I have both my own build and brew&…
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Yeah, that was only in the README. Fixed.
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Hi! Are you sure? Check out my build: https://github.com/rcarmo/macvim/releases/tag/7.4 EDIT: link to fixed release.…
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I've just updated my unofficial Mac OS X build (featuring alloy's native sidebar with a file tree): https://github.com/rcarmo/macvim/releases/tag/7.4 It&…
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Nothing beats that moment when, late in the evening, you hear someone shout "GET THE FLAG!!!" across an open plan office.
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Carmack has been edging towards this for a while now (not Oculus, but the concept), and I foresee great things. OTOH, considering I played all of id's games up to Doom 3 (which I found a tad too …
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I do something else that is a lot more readable: {
"#": "this is a comment for the next line",
"url": "http://foo.bar"
}
Sim…
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We have always been at war with Eurasia :) Seriously now, yes, Bootstrap has always had forms. But as a developer who merely dabbles in design, I personally prefer Ink's markup because it's …
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Well, like I said above, it addresses some internal issues my colleagues had. It also tries to make a lot of things simpler for web designers (especially regarding the grid system) without tying you d…
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Well, we're not actually selling, but rather giving it away :) Seriously now, it's been in internal use for a good while because it solved problems that Bootstrap didn't address (like t…
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You've just made one of our design leads very happy - we're very proud of that page.
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Which, incidentally, don't require you to use jQuery. Just sayin'. (it's agnostic).
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Like the other guy said, IE7 isn't that rare in Portugal. it's a sensible baseline for SAPO, which, incidentally, runs the biggest web portal in PT (I work there). And yes, corporate governa…
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Thanks for the heads-up!
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Please do, and feel free to file issues on Github: https://github.com/sapo/Ink
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Nope, not a skin. It's a very different beast in terms of grid layouts, for instance.
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Well, IIRC Ink came about due to the need to quickly build out sites like that (you'll notice SAPO is involved in a bunch of other services like that), and things dovetailed together when the sit…
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Yeah, that was one of the goals. Ink is supposed to co-exist with existing layouts when you have a legacy to maintain.