mcella | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: Vim users, what's your favourite colorscheme?
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mcella | 12 years ago | on: New Mac Setup
Thanks!
mcella | 12 years ago | on: New Mac Setup
mcella | 12 years ago | on: New Mac Setup
I've been doing the same for years with the old MBP (regularly coming to 30 days uptime without any itch) and always considered this the best feature (bulletproof sleep) that keeps me from going back to linux.
PS Ironically enough, just after posting my first comment the mac freezed up again...
mcella | 12 years ago | on: New Mac Setup
1) 2/3 times a week the whole system freezes up and I need to reboot
2) once a week the sound output stops working and I need to reboot
Googling around it seems I'm not the only one experiencing these issues, too bad I can't go back to OSX Leopard.
mcella | 12 years ago | on: Quick tip for developers who use OS X
Regarding OSX Terminal, I'm an heavy user since Leopard but it's a shame that after upgrading to Mountain Lion (an now Mavericks) I discovered that they broke VIM vertical selection since control-shift does not generate a keycode anymore [1].
Anyone with the same problem? I tried iTerm recently and I don't like it! :-(
[1] https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4694342?start=0&tstart=...
mcella | 15 years ago | on: On a New Road : James Gosling on Apple and Java
"Here’s my question, though: If Mac OS X 10.7 ships without a working Java JVM, will you be able to write Android apps using a Mac?"
http://daringfireball.net/linked/2010/10/22/gosling-java-mac...
mcella | 15 years ago | on: Apple to announce OS 10.7 (probably) on October 20
I installed snow leopard and reverted back to leopard just after 3 hours as I couldn't stand the new (non proportional) exposè.
Yes, I'm exposè addicted...
mcella | 16 years ago | on: Development Journal for Price of Persia
Everyone in the office has been playing a lot of Tetris – a Russian submission for the IBM PC. It’s a classic, like Breakout. But I don’t think Broderbund is going to publish it. The knaves.
October 31, 1986
I beat out Ed and Steve for the #1 spot on the Tetris high-score list.
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Thanks for this link, great reading! my best friend had a pc and prince of persia (and karateka) when we were young, great memories...
mcella | 16 years ago | on: Python Community in Anguish, Pain, Despair Over Web Server
As you said there is probably more overlap with django than with twisted, tornado is a full fledged framework that happens to a have (thanks god) a new async web server, and I really like the self contained nature of tornado (and the no twisted dependency), if you do want twisted there are orbited/cometd already!
All this situation is getting pretty silly IMHO, opensource is about freedom to choice, they evaluated twisted and decided it was not the right path, everyone should accept this and get along. Before twisted there was async, before django there was zope, before python there was another language, before git there was svn, before svn there was cvs and so on... that's how opensource works, competition is the path to better things and I LOVE THIS!
mcella | 16 years ago | on: Must Google Reader copy Twitter and Facebook? "Features" add clutter
mcella | 16 years ago | on: Ask HN: Why Python over Ruby?
mcella | 16 years ago | on: Ask HN: Why Python over Ruby?
Reality seems a bit different to me:
http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index....
http://bitworking.org/news/413/ruby-books-sales-a-retrospect...
mcella | 17 years ago | on: Complete List of Mac OS X Snow Leopard Enhancements
mcella | 17 years ago | on: Git vs Mercurial: Google Code Analysis
Quoted.
That's the #1 reason I've switched to mercurial two years ago: a simple model that perfectly fits into my mind.
I realized something was wrong with bzr when I created a mindmap to understand its model and its commands... and that was two years ago, I don't even want to try and imagine how that mindmap would look today.
mcella | 17 years ago | on: Heroku: Commercial Launch (YC W08)
mcella | 17 years ago | on: Mercurial 1.2 out with translations, a pure Python implementation, and more
[1] http://vimcolors.com/307/moria/dark