Keeping score
51.23/3:34/14.8 (15.8) vm 38.7
I have to admit though, I really enjoyed the run in this morning, and the hills coming back were only really a chore.
51.23/3:34/14.8 (15.8) vm 38.7
I have to admit though, I really enjoyed the run in this morning, and the hills coming back were only really a chore.
Pretty much every single time these days…
(Source: arcaneimages)
I can still keep count though, so it’s not getting all “old lady with too many cats” yet.
Not yet.
Oh, and there are eggs being made. Or something.
It’s very exciting. (See how I avoided the obvious pun there)?
It’s really weird, but I REALLY needed a CSS editor this afternoon for work, and I just HAPPENED to have downloaded the Coda 2 demo version so I thought to myself “that’s a lucky co-incidence” and tried it.
Sold instantly I’m afraid.
The 50% off on day one only offer also contributed significantly to the decision too.
It’s such a nice editor I think I’ll start using it for all sorts though. Also, it’s got a SQL editor which I’ve been needing for ages so really, TOTAL bargain and in no way at all a complete geeky impulse buy.
Not in the slightest.
@GTE writes one of those “Apple is doomed” pieces that actually makes sense.
I think all his points are valid, but he’s especially right about iTunes which is just all over the place just now. I had to resort to some serious Voodoo last weekend to sort out my Dad’s iTunes which (and I still don’t know how he did it) was completely hosed and somehow, inexplicably linked in to a Word document.
With the “Back to the Mac” concept making a lot of sense, taking separate Apps for purchasing content, purchasing apps, playing video and playing music over to Mac OS X would make some sort of sense, but the whole content management issue itself does need some sort of rationalisation.
I really don’t need a proper text editing environment for webpages at the moment, but Coda 2 makes me want to get back into web design again because it looks like a great place to work.
I’ve grabbed Diet Coda for the iPad anyway, just for playing of course. Nothing serious.
Also, do look at the video, they are very smart people.
Introducing the Leap (by leapmotion)
Very impressive demo - though I churlishly wanted them to show photo sharing “Minority Report” style.
Via @Pogue
This is massively nerdy, but fantastically cool.