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Cool idea!

And licenses?

I believe this is how bankruptcy works in Australia, and to take your last sentence as a metaphor, is exactly what happens (assuming the stigma of bankrupty isn't a big enough deterrent for you).

As an IT worker with no possibility for remote work currently I would happily agree to this policy which other posters (who presumably do some remote work) seem so unhappy about.

"start off as command line accessible and add the gui after"

As much as I'd love this to be true, it is so wrong unless you are targeting other very technical users.

Most people I know (ie, potential customers) think anything in the command line is old/impossible to use/nerdy.

For what it's worth, your newsletter is one of a couple I've manually moved to my Primary tab.

The capitalisation of every letter in the title makes it completely unreadable.

I don't particularly see the difference and switch between both pretty much daily - granted I don't take advantage of Github social features really.

No.

I'm working through it now - have left the tutorial for a while (finished chapter 8, sign in) to do a few demo projects and make sure all the concepts are sticking.

I'm also finding that reading open source code is giving me some much needed 'real-world' exposure - currently studying Lobsters (https://github.com/jcs/lobsters)

I consider username/email to be pretty synonymous, don't you think?

Mechanical Engineering. I suspect it'd press many of the same buttons as web development (tinkering, 'making something', etc)

Your age is only one factor among many other factors. Especially on the internet - how would anybody even know how old you are.

The support overhead of users not seeing 'who' they are may not be worth the extra security.

"John wrote 'had'. James wrote 'had had'. James' answer had a better effect on the teacher."

For those with a few hours of commute daily, it's a no-brainer.

I suppose I was more surprised to find it so easily, rather than surprised it exists.

Clicking on the usernames of the pro-scientology comments surprisingly yields other generic positive comments on pro-scientology articles:

adamcroft croft posted a comment in David Miscavige Leads Scientology to Milestone Year · 5 hours ago Nice pictures. So festive and grand. Scientology does so much good in the realm of drug and human rights education and it is only right that more places be reached and more people be helped. People need to know that illegal drugs are not worth it and that we should fight for each and every individual's human rights.

adamcroft croft posted a comment in Is Scientology Trying to Take Over Self-Publishing? · a year ago I've read about this facility, and it's quite impressive. Technology in the 21st century progresses so rapidly that it's mind boggling. Not only do we have the power to virtually publish infinitely, even print publishing has gone to a whole new different level. Having worked in the publishing industry, I certainly realize what a big deal this is.

adamcroft croft posted a comment in Facing Difficulties in Life? Scientology Has an iPad App For That · a year ago Thanks Portia for providing the information.

adamcroft croft posted a comment in Facing Difficulties in Life? Scientology Has an iPad App For That · a year ago The app actually looks pretty promising. It's free, and seems to be more useful than the books I find on the self-help section in the bookstore. I've always been curious about Scientology, and this is an easy way to find out more about it.

I agree - I worked on the other side of the fence doing some back-end dev for Ross and would happily do it again.

Hopefully this all blows over and his fingers get burnt and everyone can get on with it.

I did some work for BetaPunch last year.

It's sad to see such an error of judgement (a big one, but nonetheless) which will really hurt after slowly gaining steam.

I like the nice clean design, bootstrap done well. I think you might get an angry email about the cool logo though.

I had no idea there was one.

This is fantastic, you should make a submission so it gets the credit it deserves.

I'm terrible at creating nice colour-sets and looking forward to making my bootstrap based projects less 'out of the box' looking.

Thanks for explaining! Sounds like something that could really benefit from more eyeballs.

Can you explain what this does, as if to a 10 year old?

Do you have a realistic way to go about this? Especially in what is more than likely a 50 line project.

I really disagree with the approach of blowing apart a fun project and insisting bloat like a text parsing engine be added to make you happy.

http://keyword.jpg.to/source or http://keyword.jpg.to/s would do just fine IMO.

I like it because it is different (Inspiring maybe?), and it is someone's hacky project. Maybe a bit simple, but fits in IMO.

Imagine all the uses!

Thanks, great read (and interesting eye opener!)

Both now bookmarked - a while ago I went hunting for a good domain name helper and came up very short.