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Tried out UbuntuMono on @kennethreitz's recommendation. REALLY nice code font. Feels almost sans-serif but monospaced. Exceedingly readable.


If you use elcodo's django-registration-invitecode-backend, I've forked it and am updating it. Feedback welcome. https://t.co/AC7LdG1U


Son (9) after a snuggle attack: "Heehee, I didn't see that coming!"


Catching up on the Internet after yesterday's sickness. What'd I miss?


Chills this morning, aches, fever and vomiting. Helloooo, Wednesday.


Current Status: code, Mystery Men, considering Tequila.


@akavlie to each their own. I like them there.


@akavlie Also, don't make so many mistakes! :-P


@joestump You ever see the old Doom-PS (kill via FPS) ?


@akavlie SublimeLinter is configurable -- see https://t.co/LCpeeI25 ("save-only" mode, for example)


I installed SublimeLinter for python and got JS linting for free. https://t.co/CJnXWhPT #sweet


Sublime Text's python linter is fast and furious #pep8 #linteverything


Sublime Text 2 is my new bicycle. Or jam #2008 #2012


Just productively used Balsamiq to mock up a new feature. Achievement Unlocked!


One thing I love about Sublime Text: click a file to view it - click away & it goes away. Dbl-click to open persistently for editing.


Loving Burn Notice, but beginning to get a bit tired of the Rodney Dangerfield routine (Weston can't catch a break).


@jacobian Best thing about the Sublime examples is that they include HOW to activate the feature being described. Like, no one does that.


Learning new Sublime Text tricks. Approaching TextMate in terms of nerdy fun. BBEdit still a stalwart, but not as kb-driven #toomanyeditors


@davidsheller check your TXTs, man. :-)


Ugh… O’Brien #downtonabbey

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