federicoweber

I'm a huge fan of squash rebase, myself. really it's my default, and I find it particularly useful for long run branches.

that's exactly the first thought that strike my mind.

It's down in Italy as well

I do agree, the .xxx domain is not an excellent choice, but at the end it doesn't really bother me.

I can not get along with your statement about difficulties to maintain the code. How bad programming can be considered a fault of the language?

This is an interesting concept. I'm developing a blogging platform leveraging dropbox—that it's actually powering my website—but I've taken i different approach and I'm parsing on the server the markdown files. I haven't actually thought about using it with static html files, this approach have the benefit of greater flexibility in the type of content you can provide.

Nice redesign indeed, and kudos to Myspace to pull something like this out from almost nowhere. My only concern is with horizontal scrolling; for this kind of content it feel more a gimmick than a feature to me.

I always believed the opposite, thanks for pointing this out.