I, too, did this. >.< "Wait, how did Hacker News get opened twice?" ... "Eh, I'll just close this one." (You can guess which one I closed. :P) [One pile of

I, too, did this. >.< "Wait, how did Hacker News get opened twice?" ... "Eh, I'll just close this one." (You can guess which one I closed. :P) [One pile of middle-clicking later] "Wait, ycombinator is defaulting to opening comments now?!" I noticed the "ycombniator" shortly after that. I wish those links were real :( - http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_198.html http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_198.html: "Git 2.0 changes push default to using only CSS3 - No more remote work work: An adventure in civic hacking (scienceblogs.com)" - http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_210.html http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_210.html: "Show HN: Farmly – find anyone for anything you want and keep the Olympic germs away. (nowthenapp.com)" - http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_208.html http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_208.html: "Twitter will pay for anything [Product] (skullsinthestars.com)" - http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_184.html http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_184.html: "Ask HN: Angry/hardcore rock music to code the summer away, stuck for ideas to practice/exercice a new UI designer/programmer (NYC)" - http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_190.html http://news.ycombniator.com/comments/comments_190.html: "Is GTK+ the real reason people are startups using? (blog.cto.hiv)" My responses ranged from "they're doing what to Linux now?" to "that one sounds cool..." to "that's true..." to "...of course I'm clicking that" to to "hm... well they must be going for an Indian motif". And somewhere in there I was like "wow, /r/titlegore meets HN." I'm very dense though. This was really well-made! :D I still wish that 4th link was real. Like, I have a different taste in music, but I'd so reply to that. lol