This looks like a nice guide - http://rogerdudler.github.com/git-guide/

Also, if you are on Linux or OS X:

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git config --global core.autocrlf input

And Windows:

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git config --global core.autocrlf true

Deals with newline issues when working across different OSes.

I guess I can put up with it. Not that I like it

Man, I should hop into IRC some time. Too lazy to open mIRC for some reason though.

Oh, and yes, I'm alive. My exams are over, and I (think) I've made the cutoff for doing Computer Science for uni next year.

I didn't notice anything, but I wasn't looking for anything either.

It's because my asset thingo tells your browser to cache the stylesheet for a bit =P

The second thing I would want to see is stable released+website like the v4 a2h made that will make ENIGMA more accessible to more people

I'm holding off on changing the site over to v5 for now. It's no use having a nice friendly site... yet.

I am considering refining this design a tad bit, though.

Fixed the font stuff! Was a minor error in the asset serving script.

How about having the SMF user id prefixed in front of the username made safe for the Wiki?

I'm thinking https://help.tenderapp.com/faqs/customization/priorities makes a good point.

Perhaps let's just offer a way to differentiate bugs and non-bugs? (0 severity and 1-5 respectively)

Yes there is but it's horrible

http://enigma-dev.org/forums/index.php?topic=656.0;wap2

And if so do you want the feed to be of new tickets or updates to tickets?

You could just recompile changed scripts- I know Visual Studio can usually update code while the program is running, GCC should be able to do it as well.

Since when?

http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/53346/open-source-advertising-sidebar-2h-2010/64047#64047

The logo to be honest looks nice but the ad looks terribly sloppy.

Wait a moment, it reminds me of the GM8 logo a bit too much.

What about \t and \r\n?

Wow, you've been up for a bit.

I've got physics, business studies and economics to deal with over the next two days, so I won't be able to get stuff done immediately.