Fastidious

You are going to hate the new --upcoming-- BTSync.

I do not see any bigger font headlines. They look the same to me. The "show", "ask", and "jobs" on the menu (perhaps not all, but at least one) are new.

It should be noted that this is a year old news.

It uses Flash? Good looking application otherwise.

I have used both. When I used Linode, I never experienced a downtime. Ever. On DigitalOcean, I experience many (includes timeouts, and slow response).

For something serious, I recommend Linode. But the cheapest setup is $20/month. For testing, or to spawn many machines, real fast, cheaply, DigitalOcean. Can't beat $5/month or fractions for hourly use!

Excellent, thanks!

I am sorry I did not explain myself well. I meant it without the H1, a regular link on a paragraph.

Tried to make it work on links and couldn't. Care to give it a try?

This proves one thing: you need to keep trying.

"NOTE: THIS IS A PROOF OF CONCEPT. DO NOT USE FOR REAL SECRETS"

Other than being a proof of concept, what is the real problem on using this for "real secrets?" Are there plans to take it our of proof of concept to something usable then? I see your myLock carries the same disclaimer, what is the point then?

I read this, but at the end I am not sure what I read. What is it supposed to mean? Sincerely curious.

You make a very interesting point that never occur to me. How many of the stories of great men are just that? Makes me look to "history" in a different way.

That would be atrocious! You need to flavour and enjoy the reading, just the same you enjoy a nice drink, or a good cup of coffee, or you take the time to make coitus a never-ending engagement.

Just enjoy it.

Indeed! One think --among others-- that Gmail has done very well is search, which is expected, as Google specializes on that.

I agree. I think there is more that can be done to enhance it, and make it a more enjoyable tool. Email clients --and I am not talking about third party services a la Mailbox, who rely yet in another server-- are still very primitive.

Those keystrokes were one of the first things I learned (same applies to Windows). Minimizing the amount of time my hands spend away from the keyboard has always been a plus. I hate the mouse.

Out of curiosity, how long have you used OS X?

Who gets paid? The Chrome Extension developer? But it is the user machine/network performing the work, right?

There is something in this I don't like. Can't quite put my finger on it.

The second, for sure. You are right.

How is it more "noob?" Considering the esoteric file format Arq uses, I will not call backups with it to Google Drive simple. If anything, they might be very confusing.

I wonder is Stephan meant Google Storage instead...

UPDATE: Just read that is uses "appdata" directory. Mom and dad will not 'see' the data.

I don't understand, It seems HTML5 video to me. What kind of setup do you have?

The parent comment was deleted, but I saw this on Reddit[1] before it popped in here.

[1] http://www.reddit.com/r/wow/comments/2cyu9d/closeups_of_wow_...

+1 Plain text.

Wouldn't it make more sense to have written the letter in Russian? (and link a translation for the rest of the world).

Wikimedia Foundation is wrong. The photo belongs to the owner of the camera who captured the photo. This, of course, would be a total different issue if the operator of the camera was human.

Looked interesting. Lets watch the video! "Missing Plug-in." Duh! (Homer style)

See [0]. Also see this[1] and this[2].

[0] https://twitter.com/mikeevangelist/status/496322439740424193

[1] http://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/28243/

[2] http://www.synology.com/en-us/support/security

Very interesting project, with curious stories and results that can be used by all of us. Very well done!

You are trolling me, yes? Next you will say Crytolocker is a Windows vulnerability (that is not to say that Windows does not have vulnerabilities).

No affiliation. I am sure my account is not the only one recently created. Merely a coincidence.

I own a DS411J. Really happy with it.