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Shameless plug: I've implemented something similar in the past, but with the addition of client-side encryption. I've been using it for some time without problems. At a first glanc…

Does anyone know how putting diesel into the motor oil causes the engine to "[run] more smoothly and [use] less fuel"?

They explain it here: https://developers.google.com/closure/compiler/docs/limitati...

I think the problem with your analogy is that it doesn't include the measurement basis. Consider polarization of a photon: you can either distinguish between horizontal or vertical…

"airbnb" results in “ayr” Arabic: penis The only one I could find, so just bad luck :)

Shameless plug: If you want the data in dropbox encrypted, try https://github.com/lucas-clemente/git-cr :) I think I've also solved most of the concurrency problems, but haven't te…

Shameless plug: Might be interesting to combine this with client-side encrypted remotes, a feature of https://github.com/lucas-clemente/git-cr :)

Cool, thanks!

The file size (ember.min.js) went down due to the cleanup: 1.13.8: 488K, 126K gzipped 2.0.0: 424K, 110K gzipped

As an Apple user, everytime I see Android's share button I think of the Steam icon ( https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Steam_logo.svg ).

Do you plan on offering self-hosted setups in the future?

Homebrew already fixed that, you can just do a git pull in /usr/local.

2009 - Obama 2014 - Snowden That would certainly be something ;)

Very cool! Could this be merged into jQuery, or are there reasons why that's not a good idea?

Just out of interest, what is your temperature setting for night? I'm at 3600K, decreasing it every few weeks.

This looks amazing, congratulations! I really like the idea of having a nice UI for keeping an eye on tests. Does anyone know whether there's something similar for Ruby / Rails?

Interesting, could you give a quick explanation how this could work?

Chrome: "This page is in Haitian. Would you like to translate it?" It might as well be.

I quite like pupil: http://pupil.io/ It allows you to change the resolution (zoom) from the menu bar.

This is void of any citations of scientific studies or just about anything to back its claims. How does this get voted up?