Six months ago I lost my job but since then I found this great opportunity to work for Facebook from home working online helping people research and order products and services, among other tasks.

I actually enjoyed the movie with Jim Carey years ago and kept thinking how great of a video game it would be. I didn’t think I’d like the movie since it had that ultra-long title and, well, Jim Carey playing some weirdo. Then I rented it and was thinking it was really good. I wished they had made a sequel. I guess…

I keep giving Atom and Brackets a shot but ultimately I go back to Sublime because of its speed. Hopefully this announcement will light a stronger fire to wrap up ST3 (although for my use, I haven’t seen any issues with ST3).

Didn’t Google just close down a similar system? Why would anyone switch back to them again?

How long till they bin this project?

After the google code fiasco, I’m not sure how many developers will want to host their project on google again...

It's not really unsending though? It's just delaying when it will send. It's not as if Google has the ability to reach into other websites email accounts and remove messages.

Of course, watch the video if you want to see the scenes in question or hear the guy talk.

Site may be overloaded by LH readers. Get a 500 error when trying to view the results of my resume.

seriously? Yes, I can name one. I can name many.

There is a glaring omission from the options. They forgot:

Or just use Ninite.com - download all the necessary applications in one installer without the bloatware/adware/toolbars, etc. I just save my installer with all my office’s necessary apps and run them on someone’s machine when they need an update. Much easier than this approach.

Social Fixer Chrome, Safari, Firefox et al

OneTab (Chrome & Firefox)

This group is way better IMO.

Not really all that unique, futuristic, or reality-warping / breaking. More of a missed opportunity to really take advantage of the potential effects on perception.

Well, I didn't say it wasn't buggy :)

I have a good idea to prevent this: implement a terrifying fine

No. Not even close. My parents were so ready to get me into a college of some kind that they let me waltz right into a 2-year technical school. I spent almost $40k for an undergraduate multimedia degree. The classes were a joke, the instructors "learned along with us". The books were broken English from India and…