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How about some small logo design contest? Surely there are some design wizards in here :)

For spotify and linux there's also interesting project called mopidy. It's a custom MPD server. "Mopidy is a music server which can play music both from multiple sources, like your local hard drive, radio streams, and from Spotify and SoundCloud." So you can use your favourite MPD client with...

Clearly it is another thing you're using wrong, then.

Why do I have a feeling that these are Layer 8 problems..?

BuyVM by 2070

I tried to switch to using trackball, but found it to be very inaccurate, a.k.a. the learning curve was a bit too high for me. How long did it take you to master the trackball?

Why don't they at least try to make it look professional.. :/

Perhaps you could use some framework that handles the form checking more easily. Myself I use the required tag in addition to server-side check, so the useless data won't reach the server if the client supports the tag. Just as the others said though, never trust the client!

Now fix the Git, all repositories are empty :o

Very valuable info, thank you! Stupid vendors crushing my dreams. I thought the whole deal would be pretty basic but no. I shall research this a bit more then. Yeah, except I would have wanted a higher res display, since those only come with more expensive laptops (MBP, ultrabooks..) Bunch of...

Whaaaat? But n270 supports 1920x1080, how come newer goes step backwards?! Dang it. Maybe I could try the 1280x800 one.. That bios-dependent sounds really weird. Where did you find this info? Probably yeah, but it's a fun project to try to do something by yourself :) If it doesn't work, I could...

Hey guys! My girlfriend managed to step on her netbook - eMachines em350 to be exact, and managed to break the screen. What a surprise :P I bought her a new netbook, so here I am with half-functioning netbook. Now, as you probably know, the resolution on those things is hideous 1024x600. I was...

Would you mind sharing your secret CLI app chain?

That's not very handy, you still have to save, upload, copy the URL. These tools automate it for you.

I read this when I was fiddling around with push. I am not that familiar with the technologies themself though, just a user. I did not know SPDY could do pushing too though.

I don't know if it helps, but... here's my basic crawler that I use to search for T61 laptops on a forum :D I am just fetching the website, then let BeautifulSoup handle finding what I want. :)

I thought using WebSockets was not the preferred way anymore? I am using Server-Sent Events myself. Take a look at this.

In Python: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import urllib from bs4 import BeatifulSoup url = 'insert_url_here' data = urllib.request.urlopen(url).read() soup = BeatifulSoup(data) songs = soup.find_all('guid') for song in songs: song = song.string.strip() filename = song.split('/')...

Yup, cubeupload was silly and removed them. You can find them

Nobody using it? Aww :( Updates: New layout! Reworked subtitle support (more intelligent)