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Well, like you, I'm a professional but I don't know how I could get rid off of my laptop for work? What are your suggestions about that? モンクレール レディース
Commented Dec 5, 2012 on The PC is Over at Coding Horror
The PC is Over
MG Siegler writes: The PC is over. It will linger, but increasingly as a relic. I now dread using my computer. I want to use a tablet most of the time. And increasingly, I can. I want to use a smartphone all the rest of the time. And I do. The value in the desktop web is increasingly an ...
The owners of a spec aren't its creators. It's the users. You don't need Gruber's stamp any more than you need mine. BUY OBD2
Commented Dec 3, 2012 on The Future of Markdown at Coding Horror
The Future of Markdown
Markdown is a simple little humane markup language based on time-tested plain text conventions from the last 40 years of computing. Meaning, if you enter this… …you get this! Lightweight Markup Languages ============================ According to **Wikipedia**: > A [lightweight markup lan...
It not free money and it is work. It is an reasonable alternative path that authors can now take due to changes in technology. モンクレール ダウン
Commented Dec 3, 2012 on Coding Horror: The Book at Coding Horror
Coding Horror: The Book
If I had to make a list of the top 10 things I've done in my life that I regret, "writing a book" would definitely be on it. I took on the book project mostly because it was an opportunity to work with a few friends whose company I enjoy. I had no illusions going in about the rapidly diminishin...
I don't really get the whole "I'm a desktop user, I don't wanna deal with Metro", because.. well.. don't do anything with Metro then? OBD2 The desktop is still there and your interaction with Metro is almost entirely limited to the new Start Screen if you so choose.
Commented Nov 24, 2012 on Betting the Company on Windows 8 at Coding Horror
Betting the Company on Windows 8
I'd argue that the last truly revolutionary version of Windows was Windows 95. In the subsequent 17 years, we've seen a stream of mostly minor and often inconsequential design changes in Windows – at its core, you've got the same old stuff: a start menu, a desktop with icons, taskbar at the bot...
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