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I'll switch them up to ^shift-n, etc tonight Thanks for the feedback

The key generation is swappable. Currently I have implemented "random" and "phonetic" but this would be a neat (and easy to add) addition. I'll look into it.

should be fixed - sorry for the inconvenience, was upgrading a few things

favicon is out now. thanks again for the suggestion

yep: http://github.com/seejohnrun/haste-server

Could also start tracking when edits get created as history - i'll look into this

When you edit a paste, you create a new one - so the history thing is rough.

The favicon is a great point and I'll get one together ASAP

vvv wahnfrieden

will be fixed tonight

Thanks - glad you like it :) If you can submit a ticket on github for .pp highlighting I can get it in, by writing a highlight.js adapter for puppet config files

More related to the central topic of redis as a store for this, I think it really depends on the read per write ratio. Gathering stats like this would be very useful, and its very easy to write a SQL adapter for haste-server, since its just a set/get and optional expire

The syntax highlighting will be constantly improving given changes to highlight.js (another OSS project), and a possible move to pylons. Thanks for the feedback, and I'll take a look at the Java highlighter and see what I can do to make it better. Any obvious things you'd like to see in the highlighting?

Definitely - thanks for putting in the issue, and we'll get it in as soon as possible

I think it would be a really interesting project to get together a way to gather statistics like this. I'm particularly interested in seeing things like average reads per doc, interval between reads, etc (like you mention).

Thanks for the research, and look forward to more coming out in the way of statistics soon!

Probably no plans to - this is really meant to address the primary use of a pastebin in a more elegant way. I think search is just bloat here

You can do it on linux too:

gem install haste cat something | haste | xsel

I'll add that to the /about.md page tonight

Thanks - glad you like it! :)

thanks :)

definitely a good idea, i'll try to think of a way to add it but keep the minimalist approach. I'll file a ticket on github for this and get to it very soon

Wouldn't you just make the browser window smaller?

Will remove that tonight and redeploy. Used to be before I switched over to ^S

Heya - just didn't have the .c extension in the mapping. Will add it in tonight and get it out. Thanks!

Awesome - I ended up writing a markdown extension for highlight.js (also OSS) to support the about page

i'm definitely gonna check out dillinger

Fixed sorry, temporary bug

Fixed - sorry

Fixed, sorry

Fixed now - sorry for the inconvenience :)

Awesome - added and deployed. Thanks!

Hey - Thanks for the comment.

You can set the language by just changing the extension in the URL, if it guesses wrong.

the open source project also has an optional disk store you can use in place of redis (http://github.com/seejohnrun/haste-server), but my hosted version uses the redis store.

Thanks again!

Heya - I didn't really test in IE, but tonight I'll get it updated and fixed for IE9. Thanks for the feedback

server: http://github.com/seejohnrun/haste-server client: http://github.com/seejohnrun/haste-client

more info: http://hastebin.com/about.md