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You only understand the value of Internet when you lose it.

Due to a stupid faulty underground cable.

For 3 straight days.

While being busy and anxious to see what’s cooking on ‘net.

Sigh. Have a nice 1st May all. Keep flowery.

Unless you were hiding under a rock (call me Windows) during the last few days, you’ve heard the name “Coda” before.

Coda is a nice little app from Panic (think Transmit) that combines unusually a text editor, a live previewer, a CSS editor, a terminal and much more. Like Dreamweaver, minus the hefty price tag.

There is not much to say that anyone else didn’t. Coda is nice and useful for all us designer guys, so if you’re into heavy development, stick to Textmate or vim or emacs or whatever. Coda has too much bling for you.

And all this for just 79$? That sounds way cool. Mac designer people, will you buy?

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When do you realize a piece of software is badly written? When it makes you feel stupid. Or like you missed something on the way.

Every day at work I get a minimum of 100 spam e-mails, which are conveniently filtered and stored in my Outlook 2007 Spam folder.

And what does a person usually do when she sees that much of spam? Empty folder.

So, where is it? Shouldn’t it be there?

In short, to delete my spam e-mails I have to manually select all and delete them. How convenient.

Now please tell me I’m missing something somewhere. Which I shouldn’t, since there is an “Empty folder” option already in other folders. But anyway.

EDIT: To add to the madness, all my home PC’s Outlook Junk E-mail folders (phew, how did I say all that?) actually do have the “Empty folder” option. Someone’s toying with my nerves.

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