Ö is more commonly used in handwriting than in digital, print or typewriting. It's especially common among older people (50+), not sure why. Ø is the official Norwegian character, and is therefore an own character on our keyboards, and is the character taught in school. In Norwegian Ö is often not e...

Coding is complex text editing. I can't imagine working on a project with many files at the same time in vim, I'm sure it can handle multiple buffers like emacs, but I prefer a tabbed text editor/IDE for that. And btw. I've never had to do any setting up to get colouring in vim. It just works out of...

Who are Röyksopp?. Two guys from northern Norway (Tromsø), I used to think they were from Bergen, but that's just where they formed the band. And yes, they spell it ö, in Norwegian you can use either ø or ö for the same sound, but the phonetic alphabet uses ø. Ö is more common in handwriting, since...

Have a look at the Body documentation posted above.
There are getters and setters for other physical attributes like velocity which might come in handy.

Most English speakers can't tell Dutch and Norwegian apart. Neither can most Germans, they always mistake Norwegians for Dutch people. The languages are so similar, I think you could probably be able to read a lot of Norwegian and understand it. EDIT: Oh, and squares and circles are the same thing. ...

I'm with mike too. I'd much rather use Smultron. I use vim occasionally in uni though, only because I had to use putty on windows. Sardtok: do you know LISP? Nah, I've never looked into it. It looks like it has an interesting syntax, though. Btw. if you have a good connection to your uni, you could...

Yeah, I'd go with Mike.
I only use vim for some simple text editing.
For code I'd much rather use emacs, or a proper GUI-based IDE.

***EVIL PHONETICS AHEAD*** * zig zig zig * You never cease to amaze me. I'm glad I can give you such joy and amazement! :megagrin: At least this time I gave you a warning that a bunch of EVIL PHONETICS were waiting, so you didn't actually have to read it before ziggifying it. Bartbes and Robin: Dut...

Jasoco wrote:I figured why not? So I made one myself too.

Furry! ><

The front page is nice, you might want to create a link back to it (for instance make the logo a link to it). You might want to have server-side validation of category strings for the category views. Maybe show the number of snippets in parentheses next to a category, or hide empty categories from t...