Anyone with half a brain has seen this coming for years.

I tried to fullscreen it, but i couldn't because they intercept keystrokes.

So i fullscreened and then clicked on the link, but then i couldn't get out of full screen or close the tab because they intercept keystrokes.

mjg59 wrote the original blog post - he might know more than you.

the designer is Ethan Marcotte, he's written a book about fluid (or as he calls it, "responsive") web design.

http://www.abookapart.com/products/responsive-web-design

one member of the backend dev team was posting in /r/web_design over on reddit. if you're really interested, it couldn't hurt to post a reply and ask him about things.

http://www.reddit.com/r/web_design/comments/kd2e9/boston_glo...

Ethan has written about his experiences here: http://unstoppablerobotninja.com/entry/the-boston-globe/

Ethan gave a wonderful talk including several points about this design at Converge SE (http://convergese.com/) this June.

I don't have root on every box I log in to.

direct link to torrent file: http://torrents.thepiratebay.org/6617784/No_Time_To_Explain_...

RAM can be placed in the stack, eliminating slow trips accross the frontside bus. The only remaining bottleneck should be hdd access.

You can also stack flash, phase-change or memristor-based memory in there too.

/r/ideasfortheadmins is the place you should post.

How clever. I've been inspired, I'm going to write a module named "mkfs" and it will do absolutely nothing related to making a filesystem

I thought that was \the point\ of invisible karma.

Closest you can get is something like this: http://hnpoints.com/about

Otherwise, no, the information simply isn't available.

Not true. After 6 days you can view the karma points when you search at http://hnsearch.com/

I think we both lost :P.

Lots of people happily live in cities that aren't Detroit. Lots of people even prefer to live in cities over suburbs.