archenemy

I find myself on both sides. I usually get a quick prototype started over a few days, but then I can't bother finishing up, dealing with all posible errors and polishing. But then, I love when I get to deal with a big, messy codebase I can move forward while cleaning it up and shaping it.

Resume looks good, and if properly coupled with Bootcamp it can be great. (think: run a Windows app from OSX, have it reboot straight into the app, and back to OSX as-it-was when you leave Windows :)

i was thinking more or less the same. i'm running on a 40GB SSD now, with about 25GB to spare...

I've been doing that for a long time, combined with ShiftIt and Spaces at 1920*1200, with 2 open applications on each space, each taking 960x1200px. (usually: browser+textmate, logs+doc, im+itunes).

I'd like to get a 2048px wide screen, but can't afford it right now.

This approach gives you some of the convenience of a tiling WM with the easeness of use you expect from OSX (cmd+num for tabs in applications, cmd+alt+cursor keys to tile, ctrl+cursor to move between spaces, not forgetting cmd+tab and exposé).

I don't think so. Bear with me as the analogy is not all the way there, but small nuclear 'pebble' reactors already exist. Not that much people care... BUT the company that makes them available to the masses cheap and safely will change the world.

maybe the connector cabin could move along the train and dock above every car. my main concerns are existing tunnels and the aerodynamic profile.