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@eactipis excellent - I look forward to hearing how you get on with it.

@eactipis NV is text only, so can't do PDFs, images etc like Evernote. But *incredibly* fast, incredibly simple, mouse not even needed.

@iamluwei enjoy the course!

@DanWahlin I'm still a _huge_ fan of Ableton. Though it's overdue for a version rev, but that might be why the current discount.

I don't know how I'd manage notes without Notational Velocity. So simple. So fast. Such a great app.

You can tell you've been writing too much about Apple dev when you write to "Ian" and instinctively type it "iAn". And it looks right.

@JeffBNimble wow, nice job - wish my iOS 5 course was out already, although this way you really see how the SDK has matured

@PhilippBeer Thanks - glad you enjoyed it!

@OmniFocus I'm another one unable to run OF (non-App Store) on Mountain Lion. I have other Macs with OF, but any fix much appreciated!

@theJasonHelmick welcome back my friend! let's get together as soon as you're up for it

@DanWahlin Computerworld coverage more accurate, less sensationalist. http://t.co/KmLkGWuY

@DanWahlin original article was wrong (they're quietly editing it). App Store is not required. But apps should have a cert. Which is free.

@joaoamaral hopefully only a few weeks for the new iOS SDK Essential Training.

@AndreeMarkefors It's in with the editors and testers right now, so hopefully not too long.

Xcode 4.3 (now in App Store) finally a real app, not an installer. And it can trash /developer 4.2 for you. http://t.co/XTZsdEYI

@nathanshubert no, I haven't tried that - I rarely use this machine as a server, so weird behavior would probably go unnoticed

@eactipis once had to explain to old American lady why "pat on the fanny" stopped a transatlantic conference call dead #stillwakeupscreaming

In Mac dev program? Find "What's New In Mountain Lion" doc, search for "enhancements" Read first bullet point. Rejoice. #mustntbreakNDA

@nathanshubert feels very smooth, just click the dot, notifications slide in. Feels natural, like it's always been there. A good sign.