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It can be seen in this article.

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2014/01/steam-controller-impre...

Direct link to the Ionic Framework: http://ionicframework.com/

This was my very first thought as well. I worry they will close it as well. Perhaps they will charge for to use the service in the future?

I really like your bookmarklet. Few quick notes I have after using it for a few minutes. - It will sometimes begin to read source code.

- There doesn't seem to be an obvious way to close the reader?

- Customization for colors/fonts/positioning would be great!

Great work!

Created a JSFiddle from your current source: http://jsfiddle.net/Wh7d2/

I disagree. The user interface is poorly designed. It immediately slides everything past in a blur. I wanted to look from smallest to largest, but when I click the icon to go to the smallest scale, I'm asked to "restart". If I use the scroll wheel and get to the smallest scale, I'm also asked to restart. When I restart, I'm shown the blur of objects again and have to go through the entire process over again.

What software did you use to render these images? They look nice.

I was wondering the same thing.

I'm sorry about that. I didn't realize that the email field in our profiles was private. I have updated my profile for you. Thanks again!

If you still have invites available, I'd be happy to take one off your hands :-) Thanks!

Perhaps their budget (both in terms of time and money) doesn't allow for it...? Don't default to the web developer incapable or disregarding scalability.

I've only played around with it for a few minutes, but it seems feature rich with a free account option. See http://kanbanize.com/

The video felt more like a demonstration of software that works on Macs rather than 30 years of Mac hardware to me.

I never claim effectiveness. Reading an article about a protest and a protest causing actual change are two very different things. I don't see what job was done.

I've never felt the need for a down vote button for a comment on Hacker News until now.

Yes, we should be ethically aware of the tools and products we build, but this is not the way to go about this! Harassing a man at his home like this is unnecessary and aggressive.

Please stop the promotion of individual harassment.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but hasn't the usage rights filter been around for ages?

Whereas had they decided to use Backbone or AngularJS I wouldn't have to invest tons of effort...? Regardless of framework (or lack there of), effort will be needed for those utilizing the API.

Reminds me of Vim Golf.

http://vimgolf.com/

For those who are curious, information for Google's 2-step verification process can be found here:

http://www.google.com/landing/2step

Looks like they were using Hacker Typer[0]. Just make sure you have all Vim related plugins disable :-)

[0] http://hackertyper.com/

I think the link for this article should go to: https://github.com/SamyPesse/reportr

Or to: http://www.reportr.io/

I'd love to be able to jump to a certain point in a specific video lesson. Say I can't finish the entire lesson now, I'd like to be able to pick up where I left off previously. Instead, I'd be forced to watch what I had already watched.

Not the end of the world, but a minor feature I think most of us are used to with online video.

It's refreshing to see a positive comment about PHP at the top of a HN discussion!

My first thought was along the lines of how great a service like this could be when abroad.

Perhaps to gain new customers who can't (or don't want to) use their phones at the checkout? Isn't the card good for stores that don't have means to use your phone as a means of payment? A more "traditional" way of paying if you will.

At this time (1BTC = USD $781.90) that translates to USD $1,012,560.50!

Take a look at http://fontawesome.io/ as well. :-)

I never understand the decision behind blogs not putting a link anywhere on their blog to their actual website.

1. Mixlr in the header points me to blog.mixlr.com.

2. Footer links, all of them link to the page I'm on...

I know there is a link in the content of the post, but what about other posts? Why is there not an easy way for me to get to your main site without manually modifying the URL in the address bar?

It's a big deal because they are interested in the product and it requires you to have an iPad...

But what are your actual benefits to your semantic layout besides "not feeling bad"? It seems that using the @extends creates just as many issues as it solves.