jgillman

And they laugh when you try to explain that decentralized services are good. :/

The Workman layout sounds interesting, though I don't have the brain-cycles to try switching. The Shift + Capslock = Escape seemed interesting though (especially for a vim user).

If you want to use it with KeyRemap4MacBook this should save you a bit of time:

  <item>
    <name>Change Shift + Capslock to Esc</name>
    <identifier>private.shift_and_capslock_to_esc</identifier>
    <autogen>--KeyToKey-- KeyCode::CONTROL_L, ModifierFlag::SHIFT_L, KeyCode::ESCAPE</autogen>
    <autogen>--KeyToKey-- KeyCode::SHIFT_L, ModifierFlag::CONTROL_L, KeyCode::ESCAPE</autogen>
  </item>

jgillman

13 anni fadiscuss

This guy gets it :)

jgillman

13 anni fadiscuss

I wholly agree with what you're saying. It seems too many people think of Soylet as a "total food replacement" which is pretty extreme. Your "taking a road trip versus driving to work" comparison is right on!

jgillman

13 anni fadiscuss

Congrats guys! Well deserved :)

jgillman

13 anni fadiscuss

I don't mean to be a yes-man, but just to offset some of the other comments: The site is clearly an early (but totally functional) version. It will get better + prettier + more ajaxy as time goes on. Bravo on your launch!

jgillman

14 anni fadiscuss

I recall trying to use this in 2003 to automatically click on some car website to collect points so I could get a free flatscreen TV.

I ended up using AppleScript when Sikuli didn't work to automatically click the mouse every X number of seconds and only ended up with a free T-shirt. :(

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