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and crl+r again for the next match. The ctrl+o tip didn't work for me though (OS X).

"We're hiring a Rails/jQ developer. NYC or Chicago"

Someone should take you up on $120 per hour being low!

Thank you for posting this. After today's incident I was 100% certain I was going to switch to Authorize.net. Why did both companies not send out notification emails!? Doesn't seem like too much to ask.

Regarding the "Reload the window to activate..." comments. I was running into this too. It is fixed in the 1.5 alpha version. You can go here: http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.5X and install firebug-1.5X.0a18.xpi.

Thanks! We appreciate every bit of constructive criticism. We did make the artwork for a few shirts deliberately big. For example, we wanted We'll Do it Live to really be in your face just like good old Bill. Or do you think we are too bold with all of the shirts? Thanks again for the input Adam!

We are working on a viral video incentive program right now!! The store front widget is a great idea, we did not think of that. Do you mean place the video embed and accompanying t-shirt into a widget to be included on blogs etc? That way the content creator has an easy way to spread the t-shirts as well because they get a cut of each sale! Thank you so much for the input!! I love it!

Thanks! There are a ton of t-shirts out there made from viral videos, but they are really scattered throughout the net. The biggest provider would be zazzle, but the designs are generally not created by graphic designers. We want to become the definitive place to look for high quality youtube inspired t-shirts.

If you like any of the shirts, I made a coupon for HN readers: http://www.shirtstastegood.com/coupons/lXgcYWo4XEQ9fVAq

I quit my job a month ago for my second crack at bootstrapping a business: http://www.shirtstastegood.com

I'm in nyc and I would love to hear any feedback! Thanks.

Ease up on the sarcasm. I get it, you write perfectly descriptive commit messages and your apps are perfectly tested. I was cutting the original committer some slack because he was guilty of something that most of us are guilty of.

"I would never dare to submit a commit like this into our internal repository, much less to a public one."

Never? Are your deadlines infinitely flexible? I try my best to adhere to single purpose commits too, but being under the gun I know I've slipped on a few (hundred) occasions. And no, I don't go back and split commits.