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Well, Atom is no longer supported, so I'm going to have to switch to something anyway.

Is there an official source or announcement for this? I've noticed that recent release notes and changelogs have become much less substantial, but I've yet to see anything indicating that it's approaching EOL.

Previous conversation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17312588

This should link to https://github.com/save-net-neutrality

Ubiquity? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubiquity_(Firefox)

It might be worthwhile to check out Benson Leung's (Google engineer) reviews on USB-C cables: http://amzn.to/2hX3cMZ

Previous post from last year on the subject about his work: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10508494

I agree; it looks really nice!

Minor nit: would you be open to using colorblind friendly color choices in the future? The current colors are pretty hard for me to differentiate between.

Site appears to be overloaded. Here is a mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20110511182424/http://www.atlant...

While I agree that it is slightly jarring to use, there are "Permalink" buttons beneath each section.

Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but could someone explain why a handful of letters (G, J, K, M, etc.) have emphasis?

This reminds me of Miłosz Kośmider's "Zeros in JavaScript" comparison table: http://zero.milosz.ca/

Essentially the same thing, but covers a few more operations.

Alternatively, the full domain could be displayed instead of just the root domain, so (itunes.apple.com) would be displayed instead of (apple.com). This appears to be the case for some domains, like Tumblr and Blogspot, but not others.

gti might come in handy: http://r-wos.org/hacks/gti

I'm not sure that would be the case based on http://blog.agilebits.com/2013/12/31/the-nsa-can-do-what-to-... (scroll to the Miscellany section)

Matt Thompson (https://github.com/mattt), also from Heroku created Induction (http://inductionapp.com/) to handle this sort of database administration around a year ago, but it seems like he's become pretty busy with other projects at the moment. I hope that he's able to pick up progress on it again as it really had a lot of promise behind it.

Sorry, but I'm not the author.

If you don't want to use Zoompf (even if they don't follow their own advice), you should take a look at Steve Souders' blog for web performance: http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/

He literally wrote the book on it.

If it is in fact what you'd normally tip, why would you let this prevent you from using the service? Unless you have an extremely bad experience (which I'm pretty sure you can report) - why let it be the one thing to stop you?

What were those two businesses?

To be fair though, your potential forgetfulness wouldn't be their fault. Sadly, I do see how it could be misconstrued though.

It looks like this could be the first glimpse of how eBay is using its acquisition of Svpply and its team.

Look for the good in that post, don't nitpick the phrasing that was chosen.

Aside from the fact that it's hosted by the Dojo Foundation, why?

It does seem odd, especially since they have a Github organization account: https://github.com/adobe

Minor nitpick: the keyboard toggle button looks more like a calculator and does nothing for the 'Auto' option (maybe it should be hidden until one of the other layouts is selected?)

You're right. I've since changed it from "John Siracusa describes his process of writing the OS X 10.8 Review"

The quickest/easiest way is to subscribe: http://arstechnica.com/subscriptions/

You can pay $5 for a month and then cancel it. For the amount of work Siracusa puts into this thing, it's worth it.

Except Sofa sold/transferred both Versions and Kaleidoscope to Black Pixel to continue to be maintained. I don't see that happening this time.

Nope, you can go sans filter. It's actually the first option - you have to scroll past it to get to the modifying filters. You can see it in step 2 here: http://help.instagram.com/customer/portal/articles/168150-ta...

To be fair, that image wouldn't exist (nor would we be having this discussion) otherwise as it wouldn't have been published to Instagram. I can't comment in regards to the photographer's filter preference though...

Any reason in particular for that? Seems a bit harsh.