Passive-investing boom during the event, which was livestreamed by Yahoo Finance. He trumpeted Costco, defended his China bets, and rang the alarm on the The 98-year-old investor is best known as Warren Buffett's business partner and the vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway.
(By the way, the change-made-at-the-last-minute prize this time goes to "drag and drop in the recording bar.Charlie Munger bemoaned the rampant speculation in the stock market, compared cryptocurrencies to sexually transmitted infections, and predicted the Federal Reserve's loose monetary policy would end in disaster during Daily Journal's annual meeting on Wednesday. I would appreciate comments about the general direction of the release though. Some new icons are temporary and will be replaced later. There are a lot of areas that are still changing a lot and will continue to change for some time. For that reason, reporting bugs isn't as important as normal. This is a developmental release so things are still very much in flux. Development is being done on Tiger and there might be some lurking bugs on Panther that will be weeded out later. At this point, it might not support Panther either. The exception here is per-journal sorting: this was added after 3.2 was released and will be lost if you save your data with 3.2. So you can add labels in 4.0, go back to 3.2 for a while, and when you come back to 4.0 the labels will still be there. The good news with all the new data types (like labels and background colors) is that the recently released 3.2 supports them insofar as it won't discard them when saving the data.
I added a few new panes and I think there's one too many now. The Preferences as been reorganized and split up and will continue to change. Links, smileys, and words are recognized as you type now (not just when you save), including a live word count field.īut that's just the really top stuff there is a lot of good stuff (not just bug fixes) in the Version History. New Inspector for manipulating attributes of entries and journals You should definitely read the Version History to see what is new. That being said, it works pretty well for me in normal usage. I may need to change how it is stored and I can't guarantee that everything will work. MacJournal 4 has a lot of new data being stored and I can't guarantee the future of that. Keep in mind that this is developmental software: there are probably bugs lurking somewhere that could cause crashes and/or data loss. iPod Notes export (essentially just text exporting but with internal links handled in the iPod Notes format) Fixed a bug with time zones when sending an entry to an Atom blog. Tabbing with the insertion point next to a list item will take that list item with the tab. Hold the Option key when clicking a checkbox to entry a "mixed" state. Added importing of existing podcasts into a journal. Added exporting of recordings in a journal to a podcast. Added new recording UI, including meters. Fixed a problem copying an entry URL to someplace only plain text is accepted.
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Added a special appearance for checkboxes in Full Screen mode If you have a MT blog, you'll want to reconfigure your blog settings. Added Movable Type as a real protocol type. There is also a new "Quick Note" feature: set a key equivalent in the preferences and then use it in any application to make a quick note in any existing entry or create a new one. It seems to only work on Tiger right now but I'm hoping to get it working on Panther before the final release. This release brings a full implementation for audio recording.
I doubt I'll be able to resist a few small additions but nothing is for sure. Between now and beta there will be a lot of small tweaks to get things ready to be locked down for the release. The goal is to get MacJournal 4 out in March and we need to get to localization started in February. All the features that are planned for release are now included in some fashion (although they may be changed a bit before beta). Welcome to MacJournal 4! This is the first alpha release.
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