Viewing profile — muitocomplicado

Being one of the developers of the Project Reality mod for Battlefield 2 for the past 10 years, I can say I worked on it at first for the challenge of changing/fixing some stuff th…

Very good suggestion and it's really needed. Since the service is mostly focused on developers we can "forgive" a not so polished interface, but the overall look and feel could use…

Your recommendation in a previous blog post made me sign up for their service and I have been a happy customer for a few months.

Works great with the Collapsible Comments extension. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hockhafcdegocajmjh...

I had people write www.hotmail.com in the email field in the past.

I don't see this feature as a way to fight spam, but to make it easier to label incoming mail by using the sufixes. As you said, it's easy to bypass it with some simple find and re…

Done, version 1.1 has hackerne.ws support.

Adds reddit-like [+] and [-] links to collapse and expand comment threads. Based on the bookmarklet code by niyazpk. https://github.com/niyazpk/Collapsible-comments-for-Hacker-N...…

That's great, thanks for sharing.

It would be cool if you could tell us more about the structure behind the website.

Agreed, would like to see this applied to Issues.

#!/bin/sh SOUND=$(ls ~/Sounds |sort -R |tail -1) afplay ~/Sounds/$SOUND > /dev/null 2>&1 &

That really looked like a good candidate for non-relational databases. I was watching and thinking it was weird they didn't go with that approach, but he explained the reasons late…

I thought about the same thing the other day, because url shorteners are really only useful for applications like Twitter or Mobile devices where size matters, but for anywhere els…

One of his arguments was that prototype is not that slow anymore in comparison to jQuery. Some nice speed improvements are coming to jQuery 1.3: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeresi…

Very interesting talk. Lots of concepts and learning behind simple experiments.

All the arguments for this change just makes me think: why did they have the service in the first place?

I feel the same way. Being an outsider, who cares about the bickering between coding groups. It's still a nice programming language to code in and improve on.

Nice release, but looks like there's a lot of features missing in this beta, like Labels, RSS, etc.