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What do you advertise?

Clearly, this was a disaster waiting to happen. Not that it would ever happen, but if websites were required to disclose how sensitive information was stored, I'd guess this sort of intrusion would be far less common, since no one would use a site that left passwords unencrypted/salted/hashed. Tuts+ is a HUGE service... 660 on Alexa today. I am beyond frustrated.

Makes a big case for OAuth in my mind.

Subscription-based Web/Photoshop/Illustrator/AV tutorials.

Right. IMO, here's an answer by pg where a timestamp would have provided a lot of context:

A: Not yet. I haven't spent much time reading the next batch of applications yet.

It would be nice if you added the date and time that questions are asked and answered. That would help users gauge recency and temporal relevance.

I started using the right Alt & Ctrl keys after my left hand began feeling strained from the Alt/Ctrl + Number routine. I actually removed the left hand Alt & Ctrl keys from the keyboard to discourage myself from using them, and after about a week, I had basically learned to use the right side keys without any issue (plus my hands feel much less strain).

The only time I continue to use the left hand Ctrl key is in conjunction with the mouse cursor - I use a ThinkPad, so it's difficult to control the trackpoint with the same hand (my right) as I use to hold Ctrl.

Not a question about Pinwords (good job, BTW), but...

I noticed that this is a repost of a submission originally titled 'Show HN: My side project helps you add beautiful text on pinterest images '. That post garnered just five upvotes and no comments.

Clearly, you've garnered more attention with this post. What prompted you to try this particular verbiage instead? Do you think timing played a factor?