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Yeah, totally spaced on the badges. Thanks for pointing them out :)

Which CC license is being adopted?

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/

Haha, I love that. Had a friend who did the same thing. But seriously: why not get a beefier computer for your buck and if you need OSX, spring for a copy and install it on a virtual machine?

The ol' one-two punch.

Why can't I share my test results on social networks? This is like one of the only types of social activites / games I would want to share with my friends!

Other than that, this is freaking rad!

I found it funny that I'm normally a 120-150 WPM typist, but when typing special characters for regex, etc, I hit a patch of molasses.

Oh I know how you feel brother. Fellow DX owner here.

Are you a wizard?

Not suggesting otherwise, I've been eager to try a platform like this with a lot of other users.

Feels/seems like smallest federated wiki.

Is it possible to see the reasoning behind the 'no' votes?

I'm not sure, but the only one that makes sense so far is filepicker.io

For sure, you totally hit the nail on the head - the solution presented for svbtle is not an optimal choice for a production, user-facing web application.

I believe Dustin Curtis is the author: http://dcurt.is/codename-svbtle/

Haha, you have a valid point, but how many authors using the svbtle platform are using IE at all? Svbtle is totally an author/editor feelgood platform.

I found this on Quora, looks like it's up your alley, and there is a free trial: http://koemei.com/pricing

Also, this gentleman talks about accessing the undocumented Google Speech API: http://mikepultz.com/2011/03/accessing-google-speech-api-chr...

What is the average hourly rate for high-level engineering consultation? It seems that's the service he's offering, and I don't really think he is overcharging.

Several registrars practice this, sadly.

Links with rel="nofollow" have no link "juice" however Digg.com itself is a very prominent and trafficked website, so any links that are not capped with a nofollow have extraordinary value. (A very basic judge of "link quality" from a particular domain is its "PageRank" value, which Digg.com scores at an 8 of 10.)

This definitely solves a major paint point for a lot of people. Cheers and good luck. Great post!

I've dreamed of Sparrow for Windows for a while now, but Postbox is holding me over. It's a good alternative -- it has a traditional, but sexy user interface.

We just used an openvz environment in one of our deployments. My system administrator is using a combination of puppet and yum (using the hardware node as the main repository for the ovz containers) to facilitate updates and other simultaneous maintenance tasks.

Much better headline than the one actually on Wired, "Wiki Inventor Sticks a Fork in His Baby."

It was very easy to set up and get going with it. Disappointed with the low fill rate and lack of variety in the interstitial ad category. All we get are ads for the Bahamut Dragon game. It's an awesome ad, and yes I want a dragon, but I don't think anyone else does, haha.

bit-pay.com offers a service where you can accept payment in Bitcoin, which is then immediately converted to USD at the average market rate (of the last 15 minutes) and sent to your bank account. I believe the funds are available next day, I forget.

Here's the actual hangout: https://plus.google.com/111626127367496192147/posts/ZAnS9UMS...

Not a problem at all, and I am taking a look at their documentation to see if that is possible. I think it is, great suggestion!

Hey philsnow,

We currently use MoPub as our advertising network, and that is an interstitial advertisement from them. I'm thinking we should probably add something to the market description stating that this will happen after you make a move.

Right now, yes. Several people have brought up that this game could really be played without an account (for people that just want to play one game at a time, and don't care about leaderboards in the future, etc.) so we are definitely taking into consideration developing a feature that would allow instant gameplay.

Haha, thanks. The idea actually spawned from one of our cofounders discovering this game in college and playing it with his friends on paper. Even if you don't download the app, let us know what you think of the game itself! Here's a good run-down of the "official" rules as well as a standalone java app you can play on your computer with your son:

http://scheinerman.net/jonah/supertictactoe.html

Blank search results in a 500 error.