This is quite a daring site.

Love it! Would be great if the parts with code had some editor feel to it. Also helpful to put some of the content in tables, like the @- shortcodes on the crontab pages.

Nice work, though.

IF it's on Android, you can download the .APK from any of the file-hosting sites, then rename it to a .ZIP, and extract the folder. In the folder, go to res/font/ and you'll find the fonts in there.

Hi

I noted when someone asked about conference websites last week. Following Nuno's first step to compile the list via Google Sheet, I put together this quick MVP for folks to have a website to look for conference information.

Enjoy.

Hi,

I noticed this too when someone asked of it in the past week. I just made designconf.site based off the data in the Google Sheet. This is just an MVP I put together. Thanks for leading the way.

I just found this, and it helped me to recover the docs from my Backup Drive. Thanks for your help, though. https://discussions.apple.com/message/16398046#16398046

Once you begin to charge lower than you're worth, it's difficult to raise your rate. Simply tell them no; the non-hagglers who value your work will pay for your services. Unless you need money to "keep the lights on", keep your price at where you know it's worth.

Thanks, Meng. This is probably the best deal I've seen. Totally bought it! Cheers!

I loved using Sparrow as an e-email client. About 4 weeks ago, it began crashing and getting a bit more unstable — I reluctantly switched to a new email client. I understand that Google acquired your company but I want to know if there was ever a time you thought of making your product open-source so other developers could build on top of it.

I feel we have lost one of the best Mac email clients out there. Any comments on making Sparrow open-source?

Sparrow makes the cut for me. I live the way it just works. No updates but ... it works!