brak1

Do you have a screenshot to show what you mean?

Its a good compromise i think. OTherwise to update a field to null it would need a button or right clicking and selected a null option. I would expect the amount of people who actually want to enter a 'null' string is minimal...

ISnt it more likely that it is just bots, that know your domain cos they have lists of every domain for that tld?

what browser do you use for vim bindings?

Where do you get the data from? real time via twitter's api?

> How long are my files kept?

> As long as possible

What a stupid answer to that question! (it gives more info - "You can set an expiry time by pressing the "Options"-button that's next to your uploaded file, otherwise your files will float in the clouds for as long as possible." - but it still doesn't really give any answer)

>"Leakers shouldn’t use their work computers and should use public wifi, “like a Starbucks or at a hotel or anywhere where the Internet is open for public use.”"

Hotels can normally link a computer on their network to a room number... Suggesting they use a hotel wifi isn't a good idea IMO (unless you are not actually a guest, and its just an open public wifi network).

I've bought some games (older games from years ago) on gog.com for os x, they were always just running wine

also type='password' don't get their submitted values suggested for the autocomplete thing in broswers.

They prob prefer to have fake accounts than to block a real user that wants to sign up (or lost his email account and signs up again, etc etc)

(not actually my post, just using the same title)