Neat perspective. I'll have to wait to compare it to my existing laptop (15.6 inches).
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I currently use SublimeText (been using it for about a year or so), as I'm just so used to it, and I've already forked over the money. When ST 4 comes around, I'll totally look into starting with Atom.
Nice! This one is a Haswell. I never used a computer with a Haswell before, so this is new to me. Hoping for the best!
Can I ask what Homebrew is? I've seen it on GitHub, but I'm a bit confused. Is is comparable to apt-get?
I already have SublimeText and have been using it for a while, so I believe I'll continue to do so on the Mac.
Again, as in the below comments, tweet us for a sticker. We have enough to go around. :)
We can't wait to get everyone on board, and good luck at this year's Christmas party!
Sadly, that is not the exact kind of product we're hoping to launch with, so that really leaves us with a few options:
1) After you join Meeet (if you choose to), create a feature request and have others vote on it! 2) Use Meeet to make a service like that with another developer/designer
Whatever you choose, it's a cool idea, and would be neat to have existing. :D
Yeah - I'm fairly certain that's exactly what the issue is. The reason you're not seeing the real error is that we get the errors via not-so-readable JSON from the Mailchimp servers, and the JS email library we are using displays that error message for ANY error returned by the server to keep things simple and prevent confusion, though it seems to have caused a bit of confusion here.
There's a chance we may change that in the near future. Again, if you want a sticker, feel free to drop us a line on Twitter, we'll follow you, and you can DM us your address. We have plenty! :D
Thanks for letting us know. I'm fairly certain that the JS is okay, as this is the first time the issue has been brought up, but we will throw that error in the event that someone has already signed up for Meeet's mailing list. Could have you put in your email prior to that?
We will offer a basic service at first, then allow people to vote on which features get added next, with ~ 1 feature per week.
We are fully aware of Drew's project and think it's awesome. We are a different service in that we match based on skills, have a invite-based system, provide built-in chat, and help promote the project on our website once you're finished.
We're also solely meant for side-projects that may or may not go on to become fully-functional startups.
Because he's busy working on other projects, the site's content has grown a bit stale: There are many ideas coming in, but not many people are working to execute them.
You've been awesome. Do you have a Twitter account? We'll follow you, you can DM us your address, and we'll send you a few stickers. We won't stalk you... We promise!