vilcans/screenplain - GitHub
august 2011 by rmateu
Screenplain allows you to write a screenplay as a plain text file. Text files are simple and supported by all text manipulation software. It's not just for hackers, too. The simplicity of plain text allows you to easily view and edit them on devices such as tablets and phones. No need for specific screenwriting software.
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august 2011 by rmateu
The easiest way to write your life story | OhLife
march 2011 by rmateu
Write your entries by email
Every night we'll email you the question "How did your day go?" Just reply with your entry and it's saved here instantly.
Peek at the past every day
Your nightly email has a random entry from the past. Forget what you were up to a week or a month ago? We'll show you.
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Every night we'll email you the question "How did your day go?" Just reply with your entry and it's saved here instantly.
Peek at the past every day
Your nightly email has a random entry from the past. Forget what you were up to a week or a month ago? We'll show you.
march 2011 by rmateu
structure - Dashes vs. Commas vs. parentheses? - Writers - Stack Exchange
february 2011 by rmateu
Looking at your three examples, I would say the following:
The first one (hyphens) emphasises that it's his third meal of the day, making it at least as important an idea as the broken table.
The second one (commas) downplays the idea, making the broken table more important, just leaving us with an impression about the eating. This is the most subtle of the three.
In the third one (parentheses), the narrator is speaking directly to the reader and is making an out-of-character remark about Bilbo's eating habits. This is the most blatant of the three.
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The first one (hyphens) emphasises that it's his third meal of the day, making it at least as important an idea as the broken table.
The second one (commas) downplays the idea, making the broken table more important, just leaving us with an impression about the eating. This is the most subtle of the three.
In the third one (parentheses), the narrator is speaking directly to the reader and is making an out-of-character remark about Bilbo's eating habits. This is the most blatant of the three.
february 2011 by rmateu
Julian Eberius/Textmate-Minimap @ GitHub
february 2010 by rmateu
A minimap plugin for TextMate.
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february 2010 by rmateu
Matias Tactile Pro 3
february 2010 by rmateu
The Matias Tactile Pro Keyboard is built from the same premium keyswitch technology that Apple used in its original Apple Extended Keyboard, widely viewed as the best keyboard Apple ever made.
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february 2010 by rmateu
kung fu grippe : Appreciating Donald Murray (a/k/a, “Quit trying...
january 2010 by rmateu
I’ve been inspired by many books and been educated by countless more. But Murray’s work is different. He’s on a different level — broadcasting from the inside, if that makes any sense.
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january 2010 by rmateu
Big Huge Thesaurus: Synonyms, antonyms, and rhymes (oh my!)
december 2009 by rmateu
Synonyms, antonyms, and rhymes (oh my!)
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december 2009 by rmateu
toland's qlmarkdown at master - GitHub
november 2009 by rmateu
QLMarkdown is a simple QuickLook generator for Markdown files. It renders a preview of the selected Markdown file using Discount -- a C implementation of John Gruber's Markdown.pl script.
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november 2009 by rmateu
fletcher/markdown.tmbundle @ GitHub
november 2009 by rmateu
Variation of the markdown TextMate bundle with improved support for MultiMarkdown
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colophon
november 2009 by rmateu
The Link Post – Shawn Blanc
september 2009 by rmateu
The sweetest stuff has to be unearthed and recommended by people we trust. Which is why everyone should blog. When you blog there are two types of entries:
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september 2009 by rmateu
QuickCursor — Use your favorite text editor anywhere.
september 2009 by rmateu
For Mac users who want to use their favorite text editor everywhere. QuickCursor is menu item that allows you to edit text from any application in your favorite text editor*. Unlike custom “edit in” plugin solutions QuickCursor provides a standard open source solution that uses public API's and doesn’t require input manager hacks to work.
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september 2009 by rmateu
WriteRoom 1 - WriteRoom | Google Groups
august 2009 by rmateu
Is it still possible to download WriteRoom 1?
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august 2009 by rmateu
Main Idea Sentence Starters
august 2009 by rmateu
Main Idea Sentence Starters
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august 2009 by rmateu
, Cory Doctorow interview
august 2009 by rmateu
As a technical matter, I write for 20-30 minutes every day. I do it at 5 a.m. or 6 a.m. in the morning. I write 250 words, about one page. At that rate, I do a little over a novel a year and that's not a bad clip to go at. Novels for me are how I find out what's going on in my own head. And so that's a really useful and indeed critical thing to do when you do as many of these other things as I do.
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august 2009 by rmateu
20 Tips on How to Write for the Web | Webdesigner Depot
august 2009 by rmateu
here are really only a few tricks to writing properly for the web. If you know how to write, you are already 95% of the way there.
These are some of the more common mistakes that I’ve seen in web copy and some tricks that I use every day to write effectively, from e-mails to site pages.
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These are some of the more common mistakes that I’ve seen in web copy and some tricks that I use every day to write effectively, from e-mails to site pages.
august 2009 by rmateu
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