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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2011 · 1H 13M

Episode 25: My Food Court of Functionality

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Dan and Merlin talk about nerds getting problems and about using Markdown in BBEdit, Textmate or any text app because you need to find tools that remove friction, not distractions. Links for this episode:OS X Lion and the state of the new 1Password extension (Updated) | Agile BlogDaring Fireball: MarkdownMultiMarkdownAnd now it’s all this (Blog of "Dr Drang")Welcome to BrettTerpstra.com, home of Brett Terpstra and his nerderyMacromedia HomeSite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaCoeliac disease - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaBuild and Analyze #34: My Best Dan Benjamin Impression - 5by5TextMate — The Missing Editor for Mac OS XBare Bones Software | BBEdit 10 is here!Posting style - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaText files and me IV - BBEdit and TextMate - All thisProjects - Brett TerpstranvALT 2.0 - Notational Velocity ForkBlogsmith Blogging Bundle for TextmateMarkdown Service Tools - Brett TerpstraSodastream | Turn Water Into Fresh Sparkling Water And SodaTextMate Manual » BundlesByword • A Simple Text Editor for MacUntitled-1.jpgTextMate Blog » Introduction to scopesByword MultiMarkdown GuideThink of Microsoft Word as the internetScott Schwartz - IMDbMPU 046: Workflows with Merlin Mann II « Mac Power UsersSponsored by OmniPlan 2 and Harvest.

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