zachgreen

Maybe, but the user reviews indicate that the app install lots of bloat and borders on malware.

I think he was simply implying that Germany doesn't control the rest of the countries in Europe like the US government controls its states.

Perhaps it just means that religious people are more likely to click on spam.

+1 for the 4000. Replaced my old stock keyboard at work about 6 months ago, and I will never go back.

awesome. i didn't know about that twitter account. thanks.

Sounds like a good balance is best. RSS for specific, infrequent blogs and twitter for the mass news. This is where I have found myself lately. I have dropped all feeds that post more than 3 or 4 times a day other than HN. If I could get a more refined feed from HN (just stuff that makes it to the front page), I would be even happier.

Have someone else proof read the document first, and have them actually send you what they found so you can fix it (and learn from it). Even if you are writing in your native language, a second set of eyes makes a tremendous difference.

The high number of grammatical errors caused me to quit reading in the middle.

What do people think is the better approach? Should we provide a responsive, interactive menu that works really well for computer users while providing a simpler, touch friendly menu for mobile users? Or should we provide a single interface that works for both and provides a consistent interface across all devices, but it dumbs down the gloss or functionality on the pc side?

I agree. If they were retiring it, wouldn't they have just removed it from the list all together?

this move has been driving me crazy ever since.