AlexCP

Building a static site generator is always a good learning exercise.

US and Canada

Yes but doing this keep x running in the background, wich might not be power efficient, remember that this is what he is trying to achieve.

I think censorship is a bit of a strong word.

It loads content as you scroll down the page.

I find that using good aliases for common git command is quite useful. Here are my gitconfig to show some examples. https://github.com/alexcp/gitconfig/blob/master/.gitconfig

I think you could improve the site dramatically by using a more readable font.

I have the same problem, I'm using Chrome. It might be related to linux.

This website http://domai.nr help finding such domain names.

I am pretty sure you don't need to install jekyll on your computer, github will compile the files for you when you push.

*Of course you wouldn't be able to test localy so it might not be a good idea.

Also there is a lot of downtimes.

If you want a free, git supported web hosting, I highly recommend using Heroku free plan instead.

I have to disagree, sometimes it is a lot better to start over. For example, with legacy code with bad test or even worse, with no test at all.

I've used it on a few small websites.

I think it's a great service if you don't want to spend money on a cdn.

There are some extremely powerful and useful plugins, CommandT for example, that shouldn't be miss.

I always listen to http://designers.mx/ when I work, lots of great mixes and a nice way to discover new genre.

It's possible to travel for a lot less. If you are on a tight budget. I traveled for 6 month in India, Nepal and Thailand 2 years ago for less than 6k.

I think the real cost of travel is time.

This game is great

I guess it could be useful in a business environnement

This website is really good for vim beginners http://yannesposito.com/Scratch/en/blog/Learn-Vim-Progressiv...

Green text on black background, my eyes hurt.

I normaly use https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm when I need a random password

Seriously, you have to learn how to use css sprites...

I'd like to see how it looks. Anyone know of a framework or a web app example?

Damn, I am procrastinating right now

It's a sad day

There is no way to filter or browse by category, useless.

linode is expensive, you can find some cheap vps for less than 10$

I got an Access denied message.