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Awesome details
I like small details in software. Here’s a nice one I spotted the other day: The Amazon Kindle app for iPad changes its background depending on the hour of the day. It even has some very nice effects, for instance, … Continue reading
Tagged design, usability
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Mono at FOSDEM 2012: Schedule announced!
The schedule for the Mono devroom at FOSDEM 2012 has been finalized: (11:00 – 11:45) Enough Debian packaging knowledge to hurt yourselves slightly less than you do already (Jo Shields) (12:00 – 13:00) Mono – State of the Union (Miguel … Continue reading
Mono @ FOSDEM 2012: we still need talks!
Mono hackers of the world, if you are planning on attending FOSDEM 2012, be aware that there is still a call for presentations up for the Mono Devroom. Go submit your talks now, you have until the end of the … Continue reading
Tagged fosdem, mono
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On F-Spot maintainership
From the category of news I’ve been planning to send out for months, yet never got round to doing: With life work getting in the way, it’s been impossible for me to further maintain F-Spot. Fortunately, Stephen Shaw has offered … Continue reading
Tagged f-spot, gnome
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As seen in a Berlin hotel
As seen in a Berlin hotel: Whoever made these things needs to re-read his usability 101 book.
Tagged failboat, usability
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Mono Developer Room at FOSDEM 2012: CFP
Great news! There will be a third edition of the Mono devroom @ FOSDEM. The event will take place on Feb 4 and Feb 5. We have the devroom the entire afternoon, for 6 hours (from 13:00 till 19:00). As … Continue reading
Tagged fosdem, mono
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Quarter of a century
As of today I’ve passed the mark of 25 years of existence. And what a ride it has been: Started out as one cell, then gained about 1m78 in height. Went from illiterate and unknowing to a university degree and a slightly … Continue reading
Surviving on OS X when you’re used to the terminal
If you’ve spent some portion of your life with Linux on your computer, you’ve undoubtably discovered the usefulness of the Linux command line. Sometimes it’s just quicker to get something done by pulling up a terminal and entering a one-liner. … Continue reading
Tagged gnome, linux, mac, osx
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Zipper, an insanely simple zipfile creator for node.js.
Earlier this week I needed a way to create zip files with node.js. I was shocked to find out that no such thing exists (prove me wrong interwebs!). Some hacks later, zipper was born: Zipper, an insanely simple zipfile creator … Continue reading
Tagged nodejs, zipper
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