Snipt - Like Pastie, but for your own commands you frequently forget

* Putting the field title inside the field is not a win. It looks elegant before you starting filling the blighter in, but it's a hindrance during. I fill in field 1, tab to field 2 (forgetting to look inside the field to note what I need to enter), guess it's asking for my email, shift-tab to check, find I'm correct, tab again and then fill in my email. Repeat.

* "Whoops" is the first word you see after you sign up. The context is, "Whoops, looks like you don't have any snipts yet", but it's still jarring.

* It won't let me save a snippet without tags.

* Can the type drop-down not be a text field where I can type a file extension? Way quicker. Perhaps default it to txt.

* You need to make the most efficient use of space possible for showing my snippets. The only vertical space taken up by snippets should be the text itself. Put all the other stuff (edit, copy, add, My snipts, Public snips etc.) off to the side.

A simpler alternative may be to use make.

Here is what I do: http://ergo.rydlr.net/?p=37

Was just browsing and saw this (changed to protect the innocent):

   0123456789ab
      - Akismet key

People should probably be careful about just throwing out sensitive data on snipt.

Design rocks. Very nice.

I think it really needs search. I use Evernote for this and it's super-useful to just start typing whatever I remember and the rest shows up in the results.

Notational Velocity is another example (in a desktop app) of how I think search should/could work. http://notational.net/

I checked this page at work, and IS still only supports IE 6. The page that returned said this:

Hey there! I see you're running Internet Explorer 6.

That's neat. This reminds me of my grandpa. He had this old car that he kept having to fix. He spent so much money on it that he didn't want to get rid of it (even when it stopped running).

You guys should hang out.

Here's a free sports car from Snipt.

I understand where they're coming from, but I usually find out that insulting your customers is a bad idea.

That's pretty awesome. i added the command that grabs your wireless router's MAC address, adds it into a skyhook URL, and returns your gps coords.

Useful app, I was just using txt documents that were getting unwieldy. Bookmarked.

Does that copy link work for people in Firefox? Fails in FF+Mac for me