Love this. Very touching. Gotta call Mom now, bye.

Not sure what so stunning about this but it sure is confusing as hell. I don’t want a new look. I want it to improve in term of usability. The only thing that actually looks good in that concept is the Wifi, bluetooth quick toggle, which isn’t new if you’re an Android user.

The new design is gorgeous for a already-great audio player. Currently in beta.

Not very elegant but it works well enough for me.

#!/bin/bash

e=$(networksetup -getsocksfirewallproxy wi-fi | grep "No")

if [ -n "$e" ]; then
  echo "Turning on socks proxy"
  killall ssh
  ssh -fCND 127.0.0.1:1080 username@host
  networksetup -setsocksfirewallproxystate wi-fi on
else
  echo "Turning off socks proxy"
  killall ssh
  networksetup -setsocksfirewallproxystate wi-fi off
fi

It actually looks more impressive than Ubuntu for phone.

Bamboo has served us all well, but its age is starting to show. The Cedar stack is faster, more secure, more reliable, and more flexible.

Just migrate this blog from Bamboo stack to Cedar. There’s no automation process yet so you’ll have to do it manually for now.

Not cheap (~$100 on top of the HHKB Pro 2) but totally do-able.

I support the WebKit monoculture.

Not sure how many of this is true. This keyboard seems a little too thin to put any “traditional” switch inside. Kind of anxious to try it in the store.

There’s a X-ray image of the Type cover here.

elementary OS has done brilliant job copying OS X.

BlackBerry 10 has much more potential over the clunky Ubuntu phone. UI is smooth, gestures are nice even though not quite intuitive. Inclusion of Dalvik VM is a bad choice IMO; especially it’s the old version of Dalvik VM (Android 2.x).