"There's some weird interaction going on with a scrolling Terminal window when you zoom in. Try running a command like "yes" (which repeatedly prints "y" to the console) while zoomed in. There's your sea sickness!"
- Brad Choate
""OK. I'll agree to your 'no strict' policy if you let me kick you in the groin every time we have a production bug that would have been caught by 'use strict'.""
- Brad Choate
""OK. I'll agree to your 'no strict' policy if you let me kick you in the groin every time we have a production bug that would have been caught by 'use strict'.""
- Brad Choate
""OK. I'll agree to your 'no strict' policy if you let me kick you in the groin every time we have a production bug that would have been caught by 'use strict'.""
- Brad Choate
""OK. I'll agree to your 'no strict' policy if you let me kick you in the groin every time we have a production bug that would have been caught by 'use strict'.""
- Brad Choate
""OK. I'll agree to your 'no strict' policy if you let me kick you in the groin every time we have a production bug that would have been caught by 'use strict'.""
- Brad Choate
""OK. I'll agree to your 'no strict' policy if you let me kick you in the groin every time we have a production bug that would have been caught by 'use strict'.""
- Brad Choate
This stuff is really infuriating. Especially for me and my wife, who have an AT&T Family Plan. We can talk by phone to each other for free and the plan has unlimited data service, but SMS? I pay $5 for 200 messages for myself and $5 for 200 messages for her. AT&T counts each message sent OR received against your quota, so sending a single SMS to my wife eats 2 of our 400 SMS texts per month.
- Brad Choate
"The reason you aren’t getting a lot of negative comments on this post is that you did a fantastic job with TextMate 1. I have no doubt version 2 will be even better."
- Brad Choate
Please, please, please tell me this sort of thing can be disabled as a browser preference (or on a domain-by-domain basis). (And good grief, this is already supported on iPhone!)
- Brad Choate
This is a post I've been meaning to write for some time. It seems obvious to me, and yet all the other big companies seem to miss this. Producing dozens and dozens of largely indistinguishable products does not help your product lineup. It makes each one harder to stand out from the others.
- Brad Choate
"We credit Matt for the WordPress plugin, since it is a derivative of the Akismet WordPress plugin. The TypePad AntiSpam API is Akismet compatible, so the changes were fairly minimal (mainly, making the hostname for the service calls configurable instead of hardwired for the Akismet server). Thanks for the review — we'll update the version requirements on our site match what is shown on the WP Extend directory, that it is compatible with "versions 2.3 and higher"."
- Brad Choate
"We credit Matt for the WordPress plugin, since it is a derivative of the Akismet WordPress plugin. The TypePad AntiSpam API is Akismet compatible, so the changes were fairly minimal (mainly, making the hostname for the service calls configurable instead of hardwired for the Akismet server). Thanks for the review — we'll update the version requirements on our site match what is shown on the WP Extend directory, that it is compatible with "versions 2.3 and higher"."
- Brad Choate
"We credit Matt for the WordPress plugin, since it is a derivative of the Akismet WordPress plugin. The TypePad AntiSpam API is Akismet compatible, so the changes were fairly minimal (mainly, making the hostname for the service calls configurable instead of hardwired for the Akismet server). Thanks for the review — we'll update the version requirements on our site match what is shown on the WP Extend directory, that it is compatible with "versions 2.3 and higher"."
- Brad Choate
"@themexican: I think it still does, but you should explore the new Asset tags in MT 4 -- in most cases, you can use those instead of the old EmbedImage plugin."
- Brad Choate
jQuery plugin and demo that hooks into iPhone 2 MobileSafari's ontouch, ongesture events. You can drag, throw, rotate, scale elements in Safari web apps.
- Brad Choate