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So what's the best way to do it instead? And why is the current model so bad?

And those are 1982 prices too.

You do know that's nowhere near being the purpose of StackOverflow, right?

Very cool, looks like I may get a Mac soon then :)

Heh, I don't need file-diff specifically. I just want to see for example this file was last changed on Tuesday, and be able to pull up the Tuesday version.

Hm, I thought Git doesn't handle versioning of binary blobs so well though?

What's the difference between "generic" and "exhaustive," and where can I read more about all this stuff?

How do you do documentation in Haskell? For Python and Clojure, there's docstrings. For Java there's Javadoc. For Haskell, there doesn't seem to be any well-established documentation practices.

This is of course not counting the occasional comment explaining why/how you're doing something convoluted.

Any personal recommendations out of all those?

Oh my god that sounds like me. Grew up speaking some Cantonese with parents in America, learned to speak English fluently with a Chinese accent, went to China and learned to speak a bit of Mandarin with a Cantonese/English accent, back in the U.S. and somehow along the way I've acquired an accent in Cantonese as well!

Where can I find a list of these amazing multi-media programming environments that I've never heard of before, but which look so awesome?