You are right about speed. However, I would like to have handwriting simply for symbols and drawing (i.e. mindmapping). How are you going to enter math formulas faster with a keyboard than a pen? Same goes for marking and annotating things. IMO, precision and speed for marking/annotating is pretty bad with iOS.
But I don't see how apps like Omnifocus can make use of it.
thousands? if your average book has 300 pages, and you read 30 pages per hour, you would need to read for 10000 hours, doing it for 8 hours a day you need 1250 days. that's without repeating anything of course.
am i wrong? in what timespan did you read those thousands of books?
correct. but if you don't know it even exists, how could you need it?
especially considering that all startups are just luxury products, since humans don't need anything other than water and food.
i thought about getting a standing desk as well.
what do you don't like on standing desks like the steelcase activa lift [1]? (other than the quite outrageous price ;))
what would you change?
one thing though: on my 30" the distance between the phone elements and the bin is extremely far (worse on the rotated 24"). move the bin or let me remove an element by dbl-clicking it.
no. i resize with sizeup (macosx) and the right frame with all the control elements is just a tad too big (in height) than half of my screen. i would have to resize with my mouse which - plain and simple - sucks.
sizeup works great, i evaluated moom for only a very short period of time (their trial period is too short IMO).
i have been using sizeup for a long time now, started using it when moom wasn't all that powerful. i think nowadays i would go with moom and customize everything. on the other hand, sizeup does everything i need except for shrinking/growing a window and is extraordinarily stable.
disclaimer: i use Witch => I have nothing against Many Tricks.
yes and no. Some just don't check their balance as they don't care about 100 or 150 euros a month.
what makes it a bit more complicated too (not complete, i am sure there are other reasons as well):
we get paid at least 14 times a year, where the non-monthly payouts have a completely different taxing. my father working for a bank gets paid 16 times a year plus a bonus once or twice a year.
also, once you have paid a certain amount for your social security, you don't pay it at all anymore, skewing your net wage.
it might be that the employer miscalculated your net wage and you might have to pay the IRS at the end of the year (or if you are lucky, you get money back)
since i put the studded tires on, i have not slipped once. i haven't even come close to slipping to be honest. i pretty much rie as i would on clear, dry asphalt.
because plan-subsidized prices depend on the negotiator, i suppose?
the network company i am currently with offers a plan for the iphone/android cellphones too. i can get the Samsung Galaxy Note or HTC One X for the same price/same contract as an iPhone 4.
I am not sure i would say "inexplicably runs Android 2.2, looks like a Hummer, & has 3 hours of battery life" about either the Samsung Galaxy Note or the HTC One X.
edit: and since i pay around EUR 6,00 per month for my mobile telecommunication needs (EUR 4,00 for internet, rest for voice, EUR 0,00 for text), I am not sure I care about plan-subsidized phones either (unless they are attached to a EUR 5,00 plan).
i have an kinesis advantage pro too, hence i am wondering why you are using a keyboard tray and which one?
maybe you could answer two problems i can see with dvorak:
a) home row changes. isn't this a big problem in vim, as in, you have to re-map basically every shortcut (otherwise you are basically de-dvoraking)
b) wouldn't you need different dvorak layouts for different tasks? ruby needs different keys on the homerow than java, which is different to plain english which is then different to plain german etc
what put me off RTM is the list/project management.
one list per project is fine but how do you get subprojects?
how do you quickly create lists?
how do you quickly set a list to "complete"?
never been able to figure those questions out, would appreciate it if you could help me. thanks.
> all you get over a good €1000 bike is some protection from the elements
and speed. http://www.kreuzotter.de/english/espeed.htm
at 200w i would be 50% faster (with no wind) than with a road bike. with wind its far more. imagine going 50km/h or 60km/h with a bicycle
> Vagrant is the execution environment that you set up, share and whatnots. Your dev environment (IDE, text editor, etc) can still be in the original environment you are familiar with.
Sorry if i have missed this but how do you execute/debug in the IDE through Vagrant? e.g. how would rubymine use vagrant's ruby binary?
Would love the idea/app/service but I am not sure what exactly your app does.
Would it be able to extract enough information from hundreds of business meetings to actually pinpoint not just meetings but also just segments of meetings?
=> I don't wanna listen to a 60 minute meeting but really only listen to 2 minutes where we discussed feature XYZ
