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Check if that site is functional/not. I mean, if the domain is in use or not. Check the WHOIS for the expiry date, and wait if you can. Or just email the owner.

Hacker / Hackr is just an example.

No, removing that vowel sounds cool. But buy both the domain names, to be on the safer side (If it's available).

PS : I had the same problem with : http://quizr.me/

So, basically you're going to scan the tweet, if the tweet contains keyword(s) for which you have replies for, you'll reply back, right? It's Awesome!

How many times would the script check for new tweets with handle's mention?

Head First HTML with CSS : http://www.headfirstlabs.com/books/hfhtml/

Once you are comfortable with HTML and CSS, you can learn new techniques / tricks introduced in HTML5 & CSS3 easily ( from any other source, say a tutorial ).

The new version(s) doesn't "eat up" memory. I use it to test web design / apps, I have ~5 background running addons, and it's fast.

My Teacher used this code to explain conditions in class :

if( 1 == 1 ) cout << "it's true" << endl; else cout << "false" << endl;

Haha, 1==1

Native mobile app development - Java [Android] and Django / or any other framework.

You have a new fan here.

Awesome! PS : The favicon looks like the uTorrent icon. :P