waltz

just made the scroll faster. Thanks

They are cunning and you should be above it.

This was the first post in the thread. I guess I was trying to explain to myself why this was in the front page.

Drugs are technology

I find the top navigation bar to be distracting. It even gets in the way of the actual text.

http://scrot.it/350

Sudo Mode ™

What I would like to know is if you made that scrolling time-left thing, it looks neat.

Hmm that is a fair point.

Maybe a more secure alternative to iframes can emerge. Something like Chrome's WebViews.

Even though as of right now native browsers can intercept your data as well, it's a matter of trusting the tool.

That would be spectacul.ar

It would be cool to check all the startups that use a certain tool.

    149 sudo
    123 cd
     79 ls
     57 nano
     47 get (alias for sudo apt-get install)
     40 acpi
     36 clear
     18 sshlg (custom command to access my ssh server)

I think I might be hellbanned :/

I give to you, The Holy Grail

http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/ultimate-3-column-holy-gr...

openbox + tint2 + dmenu + nautilus + chromium + terminator

App.net is just a cool name.

>whenever I read support for HTML5, CSS, JS, it's like... something dies in me

why do you hate your freedom?

Ambitious? It looks the same as always. Not that it's bad "if it's not broken don't fix it"

Shut down all the things

I want to live there ;_;

Check http://radide.com as well.

That kind of reference is messy even with chronological order. It's better to directly quote a post.

I think it blends in well with the nature of Facebook comments. Most of the comments are quick observations about a post. So it's better to absorb the relevant observations first then continue reading if it sounds interesting. Plus the reply feature fixes any chronological issue.

what is finishing something but a mere delusion.

Transparent terminals are awesome. With the right amount of transparency it can get a very cool background while still being readable.

This would actually put them head to head with Google on the street navigation front. One advantage of Waze is how the routes are dynamically updated by it's own users.

A good text editor/ftp client/terminal

This is just marketing. This will spark conversations by providing arguments that are easy to refute.

It really isn't. And dropping 1.5k on a .com isn't either in my opinion. Web application markets are evolving, people will look for a product name, not a url system that's not even relevant to a user, unless it is for browsing files.

don't forget to buy the .net .org .edu .co .us .br .es .xxx .gj .aj .xj .ns .jt .tk .fj .gja .aj .rjg .al .gj .jq .jp

I like to make stuff and it would be sweet to find other people to make stuff with. i'm currently working on an editor called Rad <radide.com/about> other stuff i've done gsick.com laotata.com teslarecords.com