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Its there in some malls in India too. They call it a car spa.

In other words, you throw all kind of shit at the wall and see what sticks.

This extension[1] helps in getting the entire subdomain of the link.

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/amenlkcfjlmchdpogj...

Create a link to target page on the actual title of the search result. That is more intuitive than clicking on the site name.

Great.

I didn't sign in yet, but wanted to know if you show a timeline containing only the tweets from those 5 users?

Edit: Grammar.

Yeah. In chrome I can type just the domain (without the www. part). But FF (even with the urlbar.autofill property set requires me to type with www.

And in chrome I can do ctrl+shift+pageup/pagedown to move the tabs around. FF doesn't allow that.

Minor irritant, but thats what makes me like chrome.

HTML/CSS isn't a 'programming' language.

You should also try to do twitter handle availability.

I think I saw a website long time back which checked a username availability across many websites and social networks. Can't remember it. Can someone help me out here.

Contains too much text which is unnecessary.

All the explanation about UTC, GMT, DST doesn't need to be on the page where I come to see the time. The page for a timezone need to display only the local date and time and the offset from UTC.

The left side bar is unnecessary if the search bar at the top works as intended.

What host do you use?

edit: sorry. Found the answer. Softlayer right?

Great idea. I am adding this to the http://appamonth.uservoice.com page. edit: http://appamonth.uservoice.com/forums/94045-general/suggesti...

1. For me "Apps" doesn't means just iPhone/Android apps. Right now, my skillset allows me to create only webapps :-), though I am thinking of using this "App a month" as an opportunity to learn to do mobile apps.

2. Sure, I have created a uservoice site. Please suggest ideas here http://appamonth.uservoice.com/forums/94045-general

Thanks a lot for the support.

I am going to build and release an app/project every month in 2011. Have wasted enough time on HN and reading my RSS. Have read about lot of cool things that I wanted to build stuff with.

http://appamonth.blogial.com/

I also thought it was some indian who was on the other side. Though it has nothing to do with the bad service and response. He is just typing it off a script.

Note: Indian here too.

Check out a open sourced version written on top of SQLAlchemy. http://github.com/bickfordb/waffle

I wish I could install it on Firefox 3.5. Or should I turn off the extension compatibility check and try it out?

I think he has fixed it now. I tried it and it did nothing.

The email goes out to all the team members.

I have been trying out Redis (http://code.google.com/p/redis/) which is also quite good.

MemcacheQ - http://memcachedb.org/memcacheq/

How do I do this for Linux?

Try out Nutch - http://lucene.apache.org/nutch/ or the one archive.org uses Heretix - http://crawler.archive.org/

Amazon Flexible Payment System? - http://aws.amazon.com/fps/

StackOverflow podcast - http://blog.stackoverflow.com by Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky.

Why a computer?

To do your own work, use your fingers.

Me too. Was previously using Turbogears.

Wouldn't you like to have first few programmers to be interested enough to work for 12 hours a day, all days a week than to let him think that getting a low pay means I can do a crappy work for 4 days?

missed by 1?

In countries like India, most of the people still have the basic model of the mobiles which doesn't have GPRS or WiFi. For them txting is the easiest and fastest way.

Why is the site offline? If I can't see what the startup is about how do they expect me to research about the company before applying?