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lean

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    Comment #4649564

    > given that Dropbox has native version control (via its web interface) I'm guessing you've never had to do a large restore from Dropbox before? It's technically possible, but on a…

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    Comment #4645405

    The example is flawed: `Bob started speaking. Hello, Mr. Smith! How are you today?` The quote would be in quotes : `Bob started speaking. "Hello, Mr. Smith! How are you today?"` So…

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    Comment #4595317

    Hyperbole, in the NY Post?! Now I've seen everything.

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    Comment #4561549

    There are no ads in this update. Just affiliate links.

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    Comment #4511527

    jQuery tools has a product that does just that: http://jquerytools.org/demos/tabs/ajax-history.html

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    Comment #4468749

    SASS/SCSS is preferable, but the point is no one should be writing pure CSS anymore. Using something like Livereload (or Compass.app) is pretty amazing. Watched folders (automatica…

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    Comment #4427768

    The major problem is the lack of any kind of bike lanes/infrastructure in most major cities. This makes cycling to city centers difficult, if not dangerous. Another is showering an…

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    Comment #4427762

    I live in a major city, cycling with any kind of headphones would be a deathwish.

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    Comment #4275646

    Strange title, considering: * "Apple’s products have a look and feel that few can match, and even the Nexus 7 doesn’t quite get there" * "The screen is no Retina like the latest iP…

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    Comment #4234686

    http://www.theonion.com/articles/area-man-constantly-mention...

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    Comment #4219549

    Why would anyone have a .min version of their CSS anyway? Gzip does the real compression, I'd imagine a CSS file with line breaks and one without are nearly the same size after Gzi…

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    Comment #3803962

    That wasn't really the crux of the argument. The author even offers to ignore the performance issues >Let’s forget the performance problems. How’s the actual functionality of the a…

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    Comment #3803257

    Why is this newsworthy? A user upgraded a user-upgradable laptop. And it still takes 20 seconds to boot! Is this a Mac problem?

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    Comment #3794085

    "valid" yes, "working", maybe? I'm guessing unquoted multi-word font family names cause problems in older browsers.

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    Comment #3784121

    MBAir is the best hardware wise, worst bang-to-buck wise (especially if you opt for a RAM upgrade). Underpowered GPU, average RAM, nearly impossible to perform DIY upgrades. If you…

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    Comment #3767369

    The Zenbook's a nice step, but still has a cheep look and feel compared to Apple. Please, someone make an unbranded, user-upgradable, Asus-priced, MBAir-quality laptop! You'll swee…

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    Comment #3715114

    Very functional app, many thanks to everyone on the team, but please find someone to do some art. The branding, website, and UI are all terrible.

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    Comment #3713736

    Barebone AMD E-350-based HTPC connected via HDMI. Smaller than a Mac Mini and a third of the price. HD playback, streaming, etc.

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    Comment #3703361

    3D View: Neat, but I'll never use it Live CSS editing: You're now as good as Firebug, great. Save CSS changes: This is awesome, we just need a plugin that takes it a step further, …

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    Comment #3644778

    It's missing Photoshop's Brush > Brush Tip Shape > Spacing setting.

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    Comment #3625015

    [Windows key] + [left arrow] or [right arrow] acts as a poor man's tiling window manager.

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    Comment #3625008

    Fellow chrome user here, there was a video?!

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    Comment #3604296

    Good writeup on Brand New: >I’m not saying the previous Windows icons were good, but they had enough abstraction (and gradients and shadows and highlights) to at least look techie …

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    Comment #3599031

    "Notes" still uses Marker Felt as the font, and faux yellow legal pad background?! Sigh. I thought Macs were for designers?