Off topic, but wasn’t Xserve just Apple’s rack mount system running Mac OS X Server? How was it trying to co-opt and extinguish the internet? (Not snarking, genuinely curious)
Homebrew's openssh formula include a patch for Keychain support: $ brew info openssh openssh: stable 6.6p1 ... ==> Options --with-keychain-support Add native OS X Keychain and Launch Daemon support to ssh-agent…
I switched in 2005. It took me at least a year before I really felt comfortable and maybe another year before Windows felt harder to use. Perhaps you already know this, but I found it really hard to use Finder until I…
I agree, although I’ve noticed that the Retina screen is coated with something that makes it far less reflective than the older glossy screens.
I turned them off completely. I found that the line numbers and file position in the status line was more than enough to get my bearings, and it looks nicer without the scrollbars. In ~/.gvimrc: " no toolbar set go-=T "…
Why so much hate? The foundations of Apple were built by Jobs and Woz. Several days ago someone else on HN pointed out that had it not been for Jobs, Woz probably would have been just another nameless, brilliant…
Off topic, but wasn’t Xserve just Apple’s rack mount system running Mac OS X Server? How was it trying to co-opt and extinguish the internet? (Not snarking, genuinely curious)
Homebrew's openssh formula include a patch for Keychain support: $ brew info openssh openssh: stable 6.6p1 ... ==> Options --with-keychain-support Add native OS X Keychain and Launch Daemon support to ssh-agent…
I switched in 2005. It took me at least a year before I really felt comfortable and maybe another year before Windows felt harder to use. Perhaps you already know this, but I found it really hard to use Finder until I…
I agree, although I’ve noticed that the Retina screen is coated with something that makes it far less reflective than the older glossy screens.
I turned them off completely. I found that the line numbers and file position in the status line was more than enough to get my bearings, and it looks nicer without the scrollbars. In ~/.gvimrc: " no toolbar set go-=T "…
Why so much hate? The foundations of Apple were built by Jobs and Woz. Several days ago someone else on HN pointed out that had it not been for Jobs, Woz probably would have been just another nameless, brilliant…