How do they think, these two will co-exist? What’s really the difference between Posts and Buzz?
They don’t even support the import of my my blog RSS / atom feeds (AKA syndication feeds)
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somebody without caller ID tried calling me at 20:15 on Saturday night and gave up – something I hate terribly
I actually preferred, if my telephone system wouldn’t tell me that. Why don’t they have such an option? I would even love it, if my telephone system would tell callers without caller ID, to call again later with caller ID and that calling me without caller ID is (technically) unacceptable.
Update 2011-09-09 23:41 :
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early return from my holiday
That b*tch was far too stressful + manupulative + authoritarian.
German? Hmm, yes, with these qualities what else?Lesson learned – hopefully.
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how do I point my iReport to a JasperServer?
On OS X: Window > JasperReports Server Repository.
In the Repository Navigator there is an icon with a “+” (white on green) with the hint text “Add new server”. -
TextMate: I finally purchased a license
TextMate — The Missing Editor for Mac OS X
I call it “The MacroMate Commercial Emacs for Mac OS X“.
Why did I spend the money today? Jan L. SQL application on OS X better interacted with TextMate than with GNU Emacs, and don’t bother whose fault it is.
Time was simply ripe for this decision. I never seriously needed TextMate before, but as for GNU emacs Mac OS X is not really the main platform, occasionally you reach points, where you prefer more perfection, and at least on OS X TextMate is a reliable and also feature rich text editor.
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Microsoft HealthVault
They only allow registrations from the U.S. and the U.K., and they check your IP address, and your location within your Live or Facebook or OpenID profile. I ran out of time faking all this (right now), but I definitely will occassionally, as I do want to have such an account in order to upload my Google Health CCR profile and maintain my health data online.
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TextMate: Forward Incremental Search
That’s emacs’s isearch-forward, and for both the keyboard shortcut is C-s.