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  1. @areitz Ah OK, that's consistent with what I’m seeing.
  2. @fitzage Yeah, poor wording, sorry. Upon further investgation, Tab works; arrow keys do with certain apps, not others.
  3. @irons Can you use ⌘-number or arrow keys to select a window then, though? I can’t (but I’m using a IIgs keyboard via an iMate :-)
  4. Seem to have stumbled on a half-implemented feature in 10.6’s app switcher: hit ⌘↓ to switch to app Exposé. But then keyboard is dead.
  5. Very unimpressed with Google's cut-rate map data. Can't find my apartment, can't find an address on fifth avenue in New York!?
  6. Finally trying to migrate the Jython Windows buildbot off the laptop in my living room. Windows is not helping. (http://bit.ly/50FczA)
  7. @brentsimmons Try http://www.tow.com/msgfiler/ if you haven't already. (FWIW, I still use Mutt.)
  8. Still, the speech synthesis is well done and timely.
  9. Played with Google Navigation on a trip to school. Seems to work fine except it doesn't really like to exit, and is confused where I live.
  10. @rentzsch nah, it's been in bash forever too. But everything is better in zsh land (aside from the need to 'rehash' once in a while).
  11. @fitzage I think I'm too sheltered mostly dealing with Mac folks.
  12. It just amazes me how most open source developers not only get UI wrong, they *defend* the wrong decision. I really need to stop caring.
  13. @uliwitness Hah, reminds me of the 9500 I finally retired a few months ago. (http://www.flickr.com/photo...)
  14. (And yes, my eyesight is getting worse. Sigh.)
  15. Wishing for a simple text editor that lets me adjust magnification without huge margins. Maybe I'll hack TextEdit next week.
  16. Very happy with my new insulated mug (http://www.zojirushi.com/ou...).
  17. @irons thankfully the mac's advantages and debian's advantages are pretty complementary.
  18. @boredzo Is there a way to configure the number of services that display in a contextual menu? I thought it was fixed at 5.
  19. Maybe I do need to port the services functionality of ICeCoffEE to Snow Leopard. This "only 5 contextual services" thing is irritating.
  20. @rentzsch Yeah, nearly every time I try do something complicated I run into some weird limitation and have to switch to perl -pe.