pudgereyem

Definitely neat. Thanks for posting.

Hi dylanvee, and thanks for Gitris - it's awesome. I got it hooked up in my bash, and I will probably play this a lot. However, I think it would be awesome if you did keep track of stats/scores and made it visible thru gitris.com or what not. Main reason: Bragging Rights. That would be awesome. Thx.

I also think Mou is by far the best Markdown editor I ever used. But even better is it's creator @chenluois. I asked him if he was to support Math Syntax, and ~2 months later it came. As he writes on this post;

> That's why donated users' suggestions are on my highest priority, because it is them who are supporting Mou's development.

Thanks so much, and I really hope ppl keep donating for every feature that ships (if they benefit from it). I know I will.

Thanks for the links. Math is awesome, and this kinda stuff really gets one going. No wonder some people (mathematicians) get hooked on prime numbers for the rest of their lives. It's beautiful.

I can agree on that.

I actually did have a blank keyboard as a teenager, and altho I type pretty fast (90+ wpm) my technique is bad: only using my index and middle finger on the right hand. I don't know why really, just got used to it and never bothered to rethink.

Anyone recognize themselves?

BTW: After reading your blog post Maxim, I ordered a Das keyboard myself. I still think it's overpriced, but hey, I guess we all need our gadgets.. dont we? :)

QUOTE : >"In 2005, in a personal quest to improve his own typing speed and accuracy, Metadot Corporation founder and self-proclaimed “Uber Geek” Daniel Guermeur asked to have a totally blank keyboard created. To his surprise, his typing speed doubled after just a few weeks of use."

When reading the history of Das Keyboard I get the feeling that the founder (Daniel Guermeur) felt an increase in typing speed due to the "blank" keys?

As hackers tend not to look at the keyboard when typing, is there any reason to have blank keys other then the badass feeling of it?