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- @mattnystrom It's not a bad thing! about 6 hours ago from Tweetie for Mac in reply to mattnystrom
- @mattnystrom Started you on the soapbox, did we? about 7 hours ago from Tweetie for Mac in reply to mattnystrom
- @amsoell I haven't had any problem with 1.5. Never crashes, quite stable. Use it daily. And an iPad version would change my wflow too. about 7 hours ago from Tweetie for Mac in reply to amsoell
- @amsoell I second. Coda for iPad. Must have. about 7 hours ago from Tweetie for Mac in reply to amsoell
- RT @twitter: Wehn yuo cnnaot raed, noe hruendd ftory ccrhaetars mean noinhtg. Hlep ptoorme goalbl latceriy: http://t.co/d1eX0so about 16 hours ago from Tweetie for Mac
- @jessicahische Thanks for the info. Looking forward to hearing more about your experience. about 16 hours ago from Tweetie for Mac in reply to jessicahische
- @jessicahische Have you used it for any design work (Illustrator, particularly)? about 17 hours ago from Tweetie for Mac in reply to jessicahische
- @jessicahische Absolutely! I save every .dmg I grab. It increases storage overhead but makes recovery much easier (Time Machine helps too). 08:48:39 PM September 07, 2010 from Tweetie for Mac in reply to jessicahische
- Nose down in interface design, listening to some @bessrogers, and snacking on fresh pineapple. It's a good start to the week. 01:18:16 PM September 07, 2010 from Tweetie for Mac
- RT @jasonfried: The reason you can't get it done in one day/week/month is because you're making it take two days/weeks/months. 02:37:49 PM September 03, 2010 from Tweetie for Mac
