Same thing here. I was using http://hckrnews.com/ on my tablet because of the non-responsiveness of Hacker News but http://hack.ernews.info/ seems better because it includes comments and use the new API. Thank you !

Great application ! It's functional and beautiful.

As a little experienced developer (still a student), I find you Work in progress page very interesting and full of useful tips and information ! Moreover it shows all the work done on this app (especially concerning the UI).

You have a lot of concerns about the UI design, do you have any books or online resources concerning application UI that you really like you'd want to share ?

Thanks

Thanks, and, no, I don't, sorry. It's just a matter of observing how other people do it and then improving upon it by good old trial and error.

Is there an rss for articles of this blog ? Didn't found it.

There is an atom feed:

    <link rel="alternate" type="application/atom+xml" title="blog.golang.org - Atom Feed" href="http://blog.golang.org/feed.atom"/>

On Windows, MusicBee is pretty good with lot of possibilites. http://getmusicbee.com/

Having used Winamp for over a decade, I switched to MusicBee and never looked back. The level of customization, fluidity and smoothness were all I was looking in a media player. While it's not as lightweight as foobar it feels a lot more polished.

Sad to see the old folk go though.

+1 on MusicBee, can't praise it enough

MusicBee is awesome!

And the best part : it's a free expansion !

It wasn't mentioned in the page, but I'm assuming the iPad version will need to be re-purchased even if I've already purchased for the PC?

I think so too. The App store has only limited functionality to give out licences outside the normal purchasing process (100 free keys, if this information is still correct.)

This is a constant problem for all Kickstarters which produces iOS apps.

(But seeing how I got the original game for 5$ and how much time I've spend with it, I am willing to pay again for it.)

Thanks for this link, it is useful for beginners to understand. Comments are even more interesting.

I think http://crackstation.net/hashing-security.htm is better.

Have you even read that? It recommends bcrypt too: http://crackstation.net/hashing-security.htm#faq

Oups, my mistake. I thought that md5 was used by default by the new API (I made a quick read) but you are all right ! Tiredness can be deceptive... But it's still a good website where I learned to make secure password hashing for the first time.

Consolas is pretty good on Microsoft Windows. There is also Proggy font or Profont.