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I too am very pleased with Sublime and have purchased a full license. The
autocomplete is marvelous, and the tools for multiple selection make
refactoring a breeze. Highly recommended.
Cheers,
Vic
On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 10:37 AM, Dom Latter <bitfolk-users@???>wrote:
> Free softweare zealots look away now.
>
> I recently got pointed in the direction of Sublime Text:
> http://www.sublimetext.com/
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> I have found it to be an absolutely superb programmer's editor.
> (GUI-based, I should point out).
>
> It is nagware, but the nag screen doesn't pop up all that often
> and I have come to the conclusion that it's well worth ~40 quid.
> (The "evaluation" period is indefinite).
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> I'll be buying a licence as soon as the Round Tuit becomes available.
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I too am very pleased with Sublime and have purchased a full license. The a=
utocomplete is=A0marvelous, and the tools for multiple selection make refac=
toring a breeze. Highly recommended.<div><br></div><div>Cheers,</div><div>
Vic<br><br><div class=3D"gmail_quote">On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 10:37 AM, Dom=
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Free softweare zealots look away now.<br>
<br>
I recently got pointed in the direction of Sublime Text:<br>
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http://www.sublim=
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I have found it to be an absolutely superb programmer's editor.<br>
(GUI-based, I should point out).<br>
<br>
It is nagware, but the nag screen doesn't pop up all that often<br>
and I have come to the conclusion that it's well worth ~40 quid.<br>
(The "evaluation" period is indefinite).<br>
<br>
I'll be buying a licence as soon as the Round Tuit becomes available.<b=
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Seeing this today:
Introducing BRIC (Bunch of Redundant Independent Clouds)
http://bitcartel.wordpress.com/2012/10/21/rbic-redundant-bunch-of-indep=
endent-clouds/
made me think of this thread.
I've been keeping an interest in Tahoe-LAFS for some years but it's
always been rather slow and fiddly.
I've been wondering about doing a storage grid for backup, maybe
with two nodes in London and one at somewhere like Hetzner. No real
idea how to monetise it though when so many companies are giving it
away for free.
Also there is the rise of Ceph..
http://ceph.com/
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Peet said:
> You have to decide if it's worth it. I've only once had to restore
> from backups (my mac, had to fall back to previous OS release).
> Local Time-Machine backup though.
Over the decades, I have had two sudden catastrophic failures of
'spinning' discs (one had the read head mechanism fall off but
fortunately that one had nothing important on, and one had some other
failure which one of the expensive recovery services threw their hands
up at... which did, although fortunately not much) and one of a microSD
card (I can live without the data, but I'm sad it went).
So I'm not quite so optimistic that I won't do a restore, even though
that's three out of 'quite a lot'.
> Why not host disk space (only for yourself) at home?
This is for the home kit :)
Andy said:
> Seeing this today:
>
> Introducing BRIC (Bunch of Redundant Independent Clouds)
> http://bitcartel.wordpress.com/2012/10/21/rbic-redundant-bunch-of-independent-clouds/
Interesting, thank you.
Ian
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It's time to check if you need to update Exim:
https://lists.exim.org/lurker/message/20121026.080330.74b9147b.en.html
If you run Debian and Exim=E2=80=94which I know is lots of you=E2=80=94then=
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