http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/ A blog about developing Brainstreamer en Peter Muys Sat, 24 Nov 2007 18:08:53 GMT Pebble (http://pebble.sourceforge.net) http://backend.userland.com/rss http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/11/01/1193946360000.html#comment1195927733781 Peter, I am very sorry to read that. You once told me that you really like your cat, and so I can understand that you feel some severe grief about your loss. I can only assume that it is even worse when your cat was intentionally killed and you have a strong suspicion who the killer is. Regards, Martin Martin Leggewie http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/11/01/1193946360000.html#comments http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/11/01/1193946360000.html#comment1195927733781 Sat, 24 Nov 2007 18:08:53 GMT http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/09/17/1190013600000.html#comment1191901891906 <strong>Sounds ambitious!</strong> But more power to you...<br /> <br /> I've got to admit that I really enjoyed playing with BrainStreamer, but became frustrated at the lack of export to use in other formats.<br /> <br /> The idea of being able to use other map entities (mine and others) is a fantastic idea and fits in well with the Topic Map definition where you can specify a location.<br /> <br /> I also think that the ability to create my own types is essential.<br /> <br /> Congratulations: roll on v.2!! Perry Mowbray http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/09/17/1190013600000.html#comments http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/09/17/1190013600000.html#comment1191901891906 Tue, 09 Oct 2007 03:51:31 GMT http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/09/17/1190013600000.html#comment1190054264843 I wish you the best of luck. Brainstreamer looks like a pretty interesting product. I'm going to give the demo a go-round and will try to write a review of it on my blog. Looks like a good bargain too, based on the website copy.<br /> <br /> I started programming with I was 12 or 13 too. I wonder if it's a genetic predisposition? I've been at it 25 years and still love writing code. Arthur Vanderbilt http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/09/17/1190013600000.html#comments http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/09/17/1190013600000.html#comment1190054264843 Mon, 17 Sep 2007 18:37:44 GMT http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/09/16/1189934700000.html#comment1189935951375 Looks nice, can't wait to try it... Anonymous http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/09/16/1189934700000.html#comments http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/09/16/1189934700000.html#comment1189935951375 Sun, 16 Sep 2007 09:45:51 GMT http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/06/26/1182838834921.html#comment1187107948359 Why, this is really a good way of handling accidents: Just trying to get the best out of it :-) Instead of wasting time with self-regrets and complaining about life, the world, and everything, one should try keep up the spirits. I admit that this is not always possible, but in your case you made it happen.<br /> <br /> I guess I will check the applications you mentioned because I am also frequently annoyed that I have to remove my hands from the keyboard and to grab the mouse, especially while developing. Martin Leggewie http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/06/26/1182838834921.html#comments http://www.brainstreamer.com:80/pebble/2007/06/26/1182838834921.html#comment1187107948359 Tue, 14 Aug 2007 16:12:28 GMT