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that's insane. “@miyagawa: Cmd-T on github, pretty hot http://t.co/IaKatoW”

Veloci-Wiki: Set up your own Github-backed Notational Velocity -- http://t.co/5MCQtyS

last tweet from: http://t.co/MdwkO3S

"There is no piece of dynamic AJAXy magic that requires beating the Web to a bloody pulp with a sharp-edged hashbang. Please stop doing it."

RT @rayners: Somebody should really write an editor for emacs.

When I last posted, I described how I was using a Github-backed wiki as my notes directory in Notational Velocity (and the fork I use, nvalt). That post got some interest, so I decided to try and make the process a bit easier by creating a project for it on GitHub: Veloci-Wiki. In nutshell, once you have a github wiki checked out locally, you checkout Veloci-Wiki and pass the path to your wiki clone to the setup script:

@markpasc lawlz! Yes, just like my posterior.

Official Coffee Times commencing: http://officialcoffeetimes.com

realizing that the padding in my IKEA-made desk chair has compressed to the point of causing pain.

One Thing Well http://t.co/Fds0smG

RT @chrismessina: Upgrade your @Skitch beta with a free year of Pro (normally $14.95/yr) here: http://skitch.com/love /thx @atariboy

@mattgemmell one might say, Suitably prepared?

What are some hacker-friendly (cmd-line ok, but not a lot of deps) install tools on OS X? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2196440

What are some hacker-friendly install tools on the Mac? http://t.co/bKu1snQ #askhn

Notational Velocity + Github + Launchd http://t.co/sYPtFmh

oh hai hacker news http://t.co/sYPtFmh

@ttscoff http://t.co/FOAgeke #nvalt #github

RT @monkinetic: Wiring Notational Velocity to a Github Wiki http://bit.ly/ebxu60

@Bremify :-)

@ttscoff thanks! I moved the notes db and that did it.