It just works. While still in private beta, it works just fine. And best of all - they just made it free!

For those who don't know - Insynch.com is like dropbox. Only, it syncs with your own Google docs account.

Evernote (https://www.evernote.com/) Notes service. Clients available for Mac, Windows, iPad etc.

It is absolutely fabulous. I keep my Linux box, Mac and Win PC in sync. I also use it to keep a single copy of my dot files and share them between my mac and linux box (I use symlinks in home dir to point to Dropbox files). So far, pretty reliable.

Not sure if its a great business plan, but its something that I have been looking around for quite sometime now. Very useful idea!

Reading this article was the most interesting experience I have had in a long time. The passion and feel of the description and the imagery being described really resonated with my geeky soul. RIP SR-71. You are a truly magnificent creation.

This is a smart move. If news starts disappearing from Google, why would people use it at all! And, the fact that Google supports "opt-out", makes this all the more easy!

People would use it because it is an amazing search engine.

I never use google for news, and I will use google even if bing pulls this little(big) stunt.

I really like this comment from Uncle Bob: Inheritance is not ISA. It is a redeclaration of variables and functions in a sub-scope!

http://cafe.elharo.com/programming/a-square-is-not-a-rectang...

Please do a more detailed version, if it makes sense to do so. You actually managed to say a lot in this little space. I had a teacher too who did this on a small scale - the first 5 mins was a summary of the previous calls. The first day of each week he summarized the entire chapter or section in the first 10 mins. This bird's eye view of the material went a long way in keeping the concepts 'live',

I really like the effect of crowd-sourcing influence. This appears to be a fall out of the large number of comments to the recent post on HN regarding the slack on part of 37signals: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=803899

Very effective. What's scary though is that it apparently took being posted on HN before someone took it serious.

At least now that procedural hole seems to be fixed and this will never happen again.

Really nifty! Really fascinating!