echo -e '\033[0;32m'

EDIT: Of course, real hackers use a rainbow shell prompt. (http://www.termsys.demon.co.uk/vtansi.htm) Building one of these is left as an exercise for the reader.

CMD+0 no longer works to reset to default zoom since you've bound it to the help toggle.

To get it working in three modern browsers, no.

To get it working in all the browsers that your users use, it's trickier.

2. Cackle maniacally

3. Profit!

Backblaze looks like a great service, but like other cloud-based backup services, it does not store "your operating system, applications, and temporary files."

Out of curiosity, why is this? Are there copyright issues involved?

We don't store your operating system or apps primarily because without taking a complete disk image, you wouldn't be able to reinstall them typically anyway. Thus, it would take more of your bandwidth to get the files backed up, but you wouldn't be able to use them. (And you may get a false sense of security about them.) In general, our goal is to backup your data - the things you can't get back.

Thankfully, we have you to point this out for us.

I cracked the screen of my iPhone 3G a few years back. Rather than get it replaced, I decided to keep it like that since the touchscreen was still perfectly functional. I thought it made an interesting juxtaposition, and I loved the looks of horror mixed with pity people would give it whenever I nonchalantly used it in front of them.

I'll believe that when Texas executes one of them.

And by definition of the individual words it can mean 'demands the (following) question'.