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@simonw

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@Natbat

. Let's hope Lanyrd's DNA makes Eventbrite better. They should have a cocktail or two to celebrate :)

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Nah. There are new technologies you might feel excited about (thus disproving DNA’s point), or feel baffled by (reinforcing it) but that’s different from feeling borderline contemptuous because a thing is rubbish. Not everyone who’s laughed at is Galileo, despite their claims.

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sorry for being a moaner. Bugs DNA-22370, DNA-22371, DNA-22376 filed.

just filed DNA-29251 and DNA-29252, if you're still chasing this sort of thing

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Yup, AppleScript is certainly in its DNA somewhere, because AppleScript is a jolly good idea; it empowers people who know a little about programming to use that to get things done on their Macs (and it inspired thoughts on this from me 11 years ago: kryogenix.org/days/2009/02/0 :-))

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as days pass by — Linglish, or, some thoughts on a scripting language for the Linux desktop

A post by Stuart Langridge (sil)

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DNA-22403 also filed. Do you chaps have some way to see "Linux-only" bugs in your internal view of the bug tracker?

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hm, so the idea is that you compromise a shit load of boxes and then use them to look for DNA sequences? I like the idea :)

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if you set up a company to do that, in the spirit of 23 and Me, be sure to call it Dan And DNA NDA

just read about your new dance floor at DNA (good luck for next month!) It's grey: did you think about making it some fun pattern? Obviously nobody could see it in use, and I know nothing about your business so there may be 20 reasons why it'd be pointless. (Touchups? Cost?)