When setting out to create a new piece of software, start with the README.

Good thing you're tagging all those "Low Priority" tasks. God forbid you'd ever lose track of shit that's not worth doing.

@jorilallo Fantastic. I look forward to doing so. :)

@mutru Very interesting! Thanks for the link.

@mutru Excellent. See you there and then. :)

@mutru Bitbucket's based in SoMa now, but I live close to Alamo Square. Let me know where you decide to go and I'll meet you there.

@mutru Wednesday it is. Let me know the time and place and I'll see you there and then.

@mutru Definitely! I've got plans for Monday evening, but any other evening next week is fine with me.

Not something one sees every day: cl.ly/3r1Z1I3N2m180u…

In-flight entertainment: cl.ly/463F0P1P421I2X…

@asz Though I like the simplicity of the current approach, it'd be great to see a zlib fork. The code's on Bitbucket. /cc @hashify

@kenum Good to hear!

SFO ✈ AKL

@zzzeek There is, but it's undocumented. Try: `curl -u {username}:{password} [noshorten]/1.0/repositories/site/master/issues/1/comments`.

Goodbye, Christopher Hitchens. You were envied, feared, adored, reviled and loved. Never ignored. Never bested. A great and marvellous man

Perhaps New Zealand could apply to join Scandinavia? I doubt we compare as favourably in other respects, though. guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/…

@regen Why not go all the way to 1.3 while you're at it?

@viatropos The former is only twice as slow in Chrome.

Working for myself means the whole team still unanimously agrees on Mercurial.

"@hotdogsladies: No matter what, never change lines." Actually, do: bit.ly/roYhHJ