badboy

When I started to study last year in October I thought about getting a tablet for day-to-day use. But then I realized everything and more can be done with a small Laptop aswell and reading papers is even better on a Kindle than on a tablet anyway. I am happy with my choice, there's such no usecase for a tablet where my laptop/smartphone/kindle can't do a better job overall.

I use InstaFetch on my Android phone: https://market.android.com/details?id=pl.immortal.instafetch

Even the Lite Version has everything I need: Saving links and from time to time even read them on my phone (now that I've got a Kindle that's not so often anymore)

I just found tig, which is even better than any graphical client.

tig: http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/

Now some love for us Linux guys and I would be so happy.

I like the ruby syntax and I played a bit with Erlang in the past. This looks just like the perfect mix of both worlds.

Ok, I should read more carefully. I thought the article uses cat > file followed by ^D to create empty files.

Of course when having some text cat > file is just fine.

  cat > file vs. touch file
  cat file | cmd vs. cmd < file
  cmd1 | cmd2 | cat vs. { cmd1 | cmd2 || true; } vs. cmd1 | cmd2; true

So even some of the thing listed are still not the best use case for cat

So let's start some fundraising right now.

It is a bad thing to have just one command to move files instead of 3? Nah, I don't get it.

That git has different commands than svn is because it is different. Why should it adopt any of the commands if it does different things?

When I started with git, I never ever destroyed any of the history. Because it's not easy to do so.

I looking forward to read the follow-up article where he wants to point out some advantages of git.

I upload my music to Google Music. But just so I can access it when I want to play some music when at a friend's house. It just don't work on my mobile phone, because when I leave my house I got no mobile connection, so I NEED to rely on music saved on my phone already. And why I don't use it at home: My local music player (mpd) makes it so much more comfortable (shortcuts, remote control via phone, ...)

Now I got something to read this evening.

I started with C as my first language and even though pointers made some code really hard to read and sometimes my own experiments with pointers crashed horribly, it helped me understanding programming in a whole, how the memory is used and changed, ... I no longer write anything real in C now, but I feel quite confident when reading other's people C code.

Wow, the interface is really nice. But I don't think it would work for my daily mail use. I'm too familiar with my mutt setup.

seriously, I don't get it why I should use another big node script when there is timeout

You know your software is successful when it's used by porn sites :D