No Linux SSH/VPN instructions?

@buono: j.mp is also bit.ly, so if bit.ly goes away, people will just migrate to an even shorter url for the same service.

@Jesse Wallace:

@2 replies: I thought the same thing... then automatically assumed that someone was making a joke about a FB e-letterbomb.. which is exactly on par with all the other dangerous things FB does with user data.

@Dås Bøøt: You may have to create a new IMAP version of the account.

I can just see it now... kevin.purdy@zuckerbook.com

@hahn: Sounds like you're looking for something similare to this: [www.alwaysinnovating.com]

@Icarus.: Here's a link to another place that may have better information:

@Icarus.: LM 9 or 10 with the Ubuntu Netbook Remix interface (preferably not Unity) is excellent for laptop/netbook computing.

@Yarr!: URL to a place where something like that can be bought?

I've been using this for a couple years now... I thought I heard about it on LH, but if this is the first time it's being mentioned here, then I must've found it on my own..

@ryoshi: I was just about to make a comment about how someone should make a GM script to do that.... Let me know when it's finished, I'll be one of the first people to download it.

@frankthepirate: strike anywhere match-heads...

Has anyone tested its compatibility with WINE? This could be an excellent tool for remote support or client training sessions, but I would prefer not to be forced to install Windows again, even in a VM.

@kellanpan: I RSS LH, but the great thing about LH is that if you are interested in an article, you'll want to follow the link to the online version and see what people say in the comments. I probably spend more time reading all the comments than I do reading the articles.

@kondrik: There should be a #noRSS tag that can be applied to this type of article so that the people already taking advantage of RSS or the mailing list don't have to see it.

Daily delivery article twice a month: OK

@Martin: ...or not (linked to in the article): [j.mp]

@SquareWheel: As soon as it's available as a real product, I'll be setting up a Diaspora server & transitioning everything I can to that.

So how is this better/worse in comparison with Qwotebook [lifehacker.com] ?