yeahit

I use this - try example 4:

http://en.gibney.org/calculator/

As a VIM user, these things irritated me:

1) I cannot delete the end of a line with this thing. Is that normal? Im only used to VIM so this might be a VI thing.

2) CLTR+ does not scale up the font size

You can filter that with another grep for example:

  wget -O- news.ycombinator.com | grep -o 'title"><a href="[^"]*' | grep -o http.*

If you use Linux or some other Unix, you can also do it with standard Unix tools:

  wget -O- news.ycombinator.com | grep -o http[^\"]*

  curl news.ycombinator.com | grep -o http[^\"]*

I like the Macbook Air except for the glare type display. And im not sure how well it supports linux.

Currently i think about buying one of the sony vgn-z notebooks. Any expriences with these?

You might also like this way of looking at all the requests your browser is doing to a certain host:

http://en.gibney.org/capture_webtraffic/

Looks like cuil.com

I would prefer they made a simple list like here on hn instead. Is there some general news site with a simple list of news on the web?

Where is the Demo?

Wouldnt these two solutions be even nicer?

* Backup the Binlog of the DB (At least its called Binlog in MySql)

or

* Make a diff of the uncompressed dump and zip that. This diff would even be human readable.

Looks like its not canvas either, but svg.

In my daily browsing, I often see Designs that are not on that list.

For example Hacker News is a very standard interface to me. I would call it "Forum".

"Search" looks like it has multiple columns, but in my daily experience the main characteristic of "search" is that it only has a single column of results. (Google, Amazon, Yeahit...)

Another standard Layout, I would call "Portal". Yahoo is an example. Most pages are more or less "Portal" these days. (Another name for "Portal" is "utter mess".)

Ditto. But Keyboard shortcuts dont work on my Firefox 2 here. Any idea why? For example, CTRL+C / CTRL+V doesnt work.

you could try "c sharp"