#Dear textmate mac os
#Dear textmate full
#Dear textmate windows

#Dear textmate windows

itвЂ™s just a pain to have to do that over and over again for the different windows apps you use. Now, spirited away does allow you to exclude applications from itвЂ™s control. However, using the Windows application sometimes doesnвЂ™t reset the trigger in Spirited Away and it will still hide the window, even if youвЂ™re using it.

#Dear textmate mac os

IвЂ™m assuming with the introduction of Coherence, the window handles for Windows applications needed to be exposed to the underlying Mac OS just like any other Mac application. However, one of the interesting ( or perhaps annoying ) things is that with the latest Parallels builds, Spirited Away actually hides Windows apps too. ItвЂ™s nice because youвЂ™re not constantly bombarded with windows and I can concentrate more on what IвЂ™m doing, rather than something beeping and blinking in the background. ItвЂ™s a neat little tool that hides my windows after a definable period of inactivity. I use a tool called Spirited Away for the mac. ThatвЂ™s a pop-up banner ad for a site and I thought everyone hated those? Parallels and Spirited Away Just a headline / title that says вЂњEarn more money now! IвЂ™ll show you howвЂ¦вЂќ In fact, itвЂ™s only another small step to not even offering partial text at all. TheyвЂ™re letting you know that the content on their site will be structured in a way as to maximize traffic and hits. As soon as a site makes it known that page views are their number 1 priority, they are letting you know that page views, metrics, and ( perhaps ) AdSense are more important to them than people hearing what they have to say. The sites owner wants to increase the number of page views on their site. Why would they do that? Easy: Page Views. Partial text feeds are meant to do one thing and thatвЂ™s bring the reader back to their site. I donвЂ™t read partial text feeds for one reason: Trust.

#Dear textmate full

I find it sadly ironic that two days after Steven Rubel talks about increasing your blog readership through full text feed, one of my favorite new blogs Circle Six, has apparently decided to go backwards and offer only partial text feeds. UPDATE : Brett over at Circle Six has responded to my gentle prodding and will be moving back to full text feeds. However, you bloggers with partial feeds still know who you are. My apologies to the folks over at CircleSix. рџ™‚ Apparently, Brett updated to WordPress 2.1 and it automatically moves to partial text feeds. Another one bites the dust: A favorite feed goes partial People either fall in line and maintain order, or risk some sort of judgment from the group. Often, a group of people impose a dynamic set of constraints on any chaotic group that assembles. However, the opposite usually tends to happen. I found this interesting, because itвЂ™s common to think that without a clearly defined set of rules governing people, chaos would ensue. This was in New York, of all places, where the stereo type of people is that they donвЂ™t care about anyone else. If someone walked up to the bus stop, they noticed the line and went directly to the back of the line, without fuss. What was amazing was that people stood in the line, even if there wasnвЂ™t a bus. I was really paying attention to them, until I saw a bus pull up. When I was in New York last fall, I always noticed long lines of people on street corners at random times of the day. IвЂ™ll illustrate this using the same bus example, but in a different area. The strange thing is that it doesnвЂ™t have to be this way. This strikes me as interesting, because most people will tell you that is the way it is anywhere a group of people try and access a resource ( the bus door in this case ) without clearly defined constraints telling them other wise ( some sort of marked line, for example ). In fact, except for the blind person that everyone let on first, people showed no concern for others. No one knew when to be polite and let women or elderly people go first, because they think someone else with just jump in front of them if they hesitate, so they go. People were scattered around the whole bus stop and as soon as the bus open its doors, you had a mob of people trying to force themselves into the one opening. Waiting for the bus this morning on the corner of Roosevelt and State St, I noticed something strange.