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I was wondering the same thing. Good for him, I guess?

This is useful because it shows how to do many things in vim in easily consumable gifs. The letters are shown with dates because that's when the author posted each one. Probably not for everybody, I think it's kind of neat though!

Clicked and said "Ha, funny satire, boilerplates really ARE getting ridiculous", but from comments this is for real. Sounds good.

That almost bit me the first time. I think it may have changed a little at least though. I hit 'r' to reply and just tried it on a thread and noticed it only had the sender in the recipients field. Same if you click on the little reply icon to the right. The default if you click in the field does as labeled though, 'Reply to all'.

Reminds me of LiteDFM: https://github.com/bilalq/lite-dfm

I've been using it for a while now, love it.

The 10.4-10.8 is in reference to OS X, and ~7 years is the amount of time between 10.4 (April 29, 2005) and 10.8 (July 25, 2012).

If you're on OS X, http://fluidapp.com/

I think that's just a bad screenshot maybe... http://d.pssdbt.com/ruIf

When I try to make an entry for 'hackerne.ws' (using same selector as news.ycombinator) it saves but then resets the regex after I visit the site and it doesn't work. Any ideas? Otherwise, I'm a fan - will keep using.

This is pretty cool, good work.

If you're a web developer+designer, it's probably not as useful, but for everyone else it rocks - and I hope to see people use/customize it to their liking. I love how it pulls so many services together. It seems like there's still some desire for some basic template for blogging after Dustin Curtis' last ordeal and now this, although it kind of seems like Twitter's Bootstrap has solved all of those basic problems for a lot of people.

That's because they were using a relative reference, fixed it.

Live demo up here if anyone else was curious: http://www.pssdbt.com:3000

If you want to run it yourself on a public-facing server, you'll need to change the connection to Socket.IO on line 2 of /public/js/script.js to point to your server instead of localhost. I also had to edit /views/themes/default/room_list.jade and put the 'each room,key in rooms' bit inside of an 'if rooms' statement because that was throwing an error.

Also worth noting, nothing is filtered (you can send <script> tags for example and they'll run for everyone).

Authentication it sounds like: "Balloons uses easy-OAuth for authentication with twitter. You can easily change this code to authenticate with Facebook, for example, lets with Facebook."

Correction: Users love the Yahoo Axis iOS app

Sounds interesting... I was just looking into F-script (http://www.fscript.org/), is this similar?

Or panoptikos.com even...

Very cool. I still prefer editing via the Chrome developer tools resources tab.

Sounds similar to Skeleton (http://getskeleton.com/) but a little more in-depth (I noticed more attention to forms in Foundation, which is nice).

Also curious about this. Entering fullscreen used to do it correctly, but in the latest MacVim the document spans 100%, even if you have "Prefer native fullscreen support" unchecked.

Check out Pantyshot/Upskirt for Markdown, it's worked out pretty well for me.

I like that the example page is using the Aristo jQuery UI theme, also on the front page right now.

Serious, looks like the top of a hot dog.

It sounds like Groupon isn't the problem in your case, it's the service making a deal like that with no limit. Groupon's can/do have limited quantities, and the dental place should have probably used that. They cooperated and gave you a refund (I've received a refund as well before, the customer service has been amazing), I don't see how you would point the finger at them before the business on the other end of the deal.

Anyways, that would definitely piss me off a bit as well, crappy deal. I'll keep using Groupon, I can't pass up half off concert tickets and delicious foods :D.

Edit: Oh, this guy says it much better: http://hackerne.ws/item?id=1698788

Thanks for this. It's too bad it has to be so incredibly ugly to make up for various incompatibilities, but I really like the references commented in the code at least.

It's too bad Potion Factory never made the iPhone app they were talking about for The Hit List, I'm a big fan of the desktop app.

Or C-c.

Also pretty popular to remap capslock to esc, I tried it but never got used to it.

I do web dev, and my setup probably isn't nearly as crazy as most of you guys but here we go.

Hardware: 15" MacBook Pro, w/ 19" external LCD and external Apple keyboard if I'm at home.

Software: MacVim, MAMP setup w/ BIND for local dev (using this configuration: http://postpostmodern.com/instructional/a-smarter-mamp/), git for vc, Parallels for IE testing, Firefox w/ Firebug and WebDev extensions for debugging js and editing css, and I prefer iTerm over Terminal.app (sadly just for 256 color support, I'm sad I know).

Web apps: http://www.getcloudapp.com/ for sharing, http://www.freshbooks for time tracking/billing

Supervision: 8-month-old boxer-lab with an attitude.

Love me some vim, but isn't this kind of old? It is awesome though - think I used it back when I was getting started with vim.

Wait, people actually use that events calendar on Craigslist? I've only seen people mistake it for personals and use it for advertising crap.

I agree that the New York Times designer's version is a big improvement. A few things that really bug me about the current version that are fixed with this design include the left aligned headers / fixed page flow, more obvious search box, and fixed colors. In my opinion if you're going to use default browser link colors you should be using the default browser background color. Maybe that just bothers me though, who knows, I'm weird. Also, why do we need to see a list of countries / states / anything besides local cities? How is that not just more useless clutter?

Usually I just close the window when asked to upgrade Silverlight, this seems like a good enough reason to upgrade (as much as I dislike it). Really though, why is it needed here? Not trying to hate, just curious...