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Mainly, all the page under the bar is blank. this affects where the overview map thinks the center is, when you double click to zoom in. also, made the individual site pages uselessly narrow.

edit: deleting this node "<div id="share_btns" class="panel">" makes it usable.

Right side convenience key assignment? "Application switcher".

Works exactly like desktop Alt-Tab.

Not that this one random four year old example proves you wrong. It's just the experience I can share. (Here's a screenshot that I found from elsewhere: http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd504/Kirkx1/utf-8BU25hc... )

Baggage handling type people don't have to haul you around and stow you beneath the plane. I was recently bitten by an overweight bag, and subsequently broke it into a second carry-on in a return flight. 25$ for extra bag, 100$ for overweight...

Anyways, what I was traveling with was unreasonably heavy, and would be a hassle to toss into the stowage, probably be a greater burden/wear on the conveyors etc.

http://blog.last.fm/2011/07/18/library-and-streaming-service...

http://www.last.fm/forum/21713/_/756231

Also, amazing that the organization released the data initially.

Edit: Doesn't appear so. Also, their webpage didn't seem very mobile friendly.

Edit: I've now signed up to the service, as I've procrastinated equally with my taxes, however- I still don't know what to do. I appreciate the goal is to match taxed/preparer, but I'm not sure what forms are appropriate, which makes uploading them difficult.

I see there is a progress indicator to communicate how far along the preparer is with the submitted paperwork, maybe a similar guide for what to submit, and what might be missing? (Also possibly augmented by the preparer if the site doesn't want to become a guide?)

I myself was surprised when I found it.

I have no merit or citation to exert with this claim.

It's in the blogroll of the console hacking elite. (Wii side.)

Newer posts still interesting, glad to see other insane people still functioning (re: the vending machine change experiment).

Perhaps an intermediate site, that you log into with an OpenID, and which then gives you a new OpenID that has some form of ranking/karma system enabled?

Or- Just a standardized method to track karma/ranking across disparate sites? Maybe an extension to OpenID, feedback for feedback?

The only obstacle I see, is how the information would be conveyed. Without the participation of the hosting site, it would be little more than a static link.

Maybe a tangent of Flattr's offerings?

I think we can agree both tasks are handled nicely.

Also amusing, a story on electricity delivery, in "Wired".

I then remembered that you can switch to alternative DNS providers. Google's comes to mind, because its 8.8.8.8 address is easy to remember.

The pen-light idea mentioned elsewhere is a nice addition to the notepad idea.

Most of my solutions so far usually regard trivialities. When a train of thought was genuinely worth finding in the morning, I would usually leave a relevant web search open on my phone (along with all the other things to not forget, or check later. Quite devastating is the browser choked...). Also, the display would be jarringly bright... Although, if it was a compelling enough idea, it would be enough to win me away from sleep.

I wonder where else links were coming from?

Also peculiar, if it hasn't been updated in eight years, why is it using silverlight? [And regarding http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1606292 -- that lack of awareness could be considered a bug of silverlight's linux plugin itself.]

What sites have you seen the app on, specifically? They state in the help pane to have broken it into it's own self contained web-app to facilitate it's use by many different sites.

Assuming the commentor hadn't seen unicode notation, how could they know it wasn't related to lisp?

However, a lesson could have been gleaned from zero points. There is no need to dig a grave.