Thanks!

Check out Bootstrap's 'Default navbar' example. It does this. http://getbootstrap.com/components/#navbar-default

It doesn't matter what people thought. The complaints were coming from people at big companies with legal departments. The lawyers' job is to make sure there are no legal vulnerabilities, the same way it's your job to make sure your code doesn't contain any vulnerabilities. Intent is irrelevant.

Exactly. Looks like Google was among the companies with legal complaints: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9271331. I wonder if the new version of the grant was enough to get them to reconsider? It'd be really interesting to see more of Google in the React community.

I was also quoted the $1000/month price, and followed up with this same question. I was told it was separate from (in addition to) all other service pricing.

Prepaid plans across all US carriers generally have all taxes and fees included in the advertised price, except for standard sales tax (if your state/locality normally charges it).

You can now also use !s which is the same as !sp.

Note that it works as either a prefix or a suffix - it might be easier to put the insertion point at the end of the text box.

If you're using Safari, you can use my Safari extension to do this with a toolbar button or keyboard shortcut: http://horizon-nigh.org/re-search/

Rooms is a separate app, also made by Facebook, but (AFAIK) unrelated to the Groups app which is the subject of the article.

I have a separate local user account on my computer for work. When I start work in the morning, I switch to the work user and all of my personal stuff goes away. When I'm done with work at night, I switch back, all my personal stuff comes back and work goes away. It's almost like having a separate computer.

People often look at me like I'm crazy when I tell them this. I haven't quite figured out why.

If I need to look up some personal thing in the middle of the day, I reach for my phone. If I find I've been reaching for my phone too much that day, I get up and put it on the other side of the room. Now every would-be distraction requires me to physically move my entire body.

For me it involves like 10 keystrokes.

Ctrl+Shift+N -> "new" -> select auto complete to hacker news -> enter.

This place can suck my whole day away, and because I'm a web developer and work in the browser constantly, there's no easy way to dodge it.

I can do things like blocking dns lookups or browser extensions but then I outsmart myself.

So I guess HN is part of your "work" set up :-)

The story continues: after that court case, Apple added a special, obfuscated 'stolen from Apple' icon to the firmware, in case they ever had to go to court over something like this again. http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?story=Stolen_From_Apple...

Here it is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8441230