oh! hey! thanks. that's a good tip. I'll still keep the same approach in webnomad for non-js compat, but well I'm convinced we don't need new tag names.

shamelessly putting forward a young project of mine but look, here I'm using markdown (piped to anything, pandoc works fine) inside HTML documents and in multiple blocks throught the document.
webnomad is a minimal implementation to use <markdown> </markdown>inside a plain html and bootstrap styled website. I hope this inspires someone. I'd advocate for markup tags inside HTML6 eheh

Jeff Moe from LulzBot here (aka jebba). Thanks for your nice comments. :)

We actually don't have an interest in *running* a free/open/libre repository, but we'd sure like to see one exist. Ideally, there should be a thingiverse-like site that is run more like the Wikipedia Foundation. A "neutral" non-profit, with no ads, run by donations. The donations can come from various 3D printer companies and end users.

Also note, some folks think MediaGoblin is the hosting site. They are just the makers of the web software. Anyone can set up a MediaGoblin site on their own servers. With luck, many will do so.

Jeff Moe here, founder of Aleph Objects, Inc. maker of the LulzBot 3D printer. Note this is a printer which makes *objects*, not a printer that prints on paper.

I haven't spent much time on /. recently. I appreciate the post and the positive comments from many of you. The others, not so much. ;) I typically use the nick "jebba", but this account got set up with "yeb" for some reason, long forgot.

I am a long time supporter of free software, open culture, open publishing, etc. I am not a communist, as you can figure out if you go to opensecrets.org or many other places (cf. http://thebubblefilm.com/ )

Just saying hi. Thanks again, and happy hacking!

Right. It is Europe that is part of the UK.

-- YACHM: http://museum.dyne.org/

Right on!
FYI Another "Working Computer Museum" up since about 15 years in Palazzolo Acreide, Sicily, nearby Siracusa,
privately run by volunteers and collectors: http://museum.dyne.org/
(website in Italian and some english, remote access to computers offered via telnet and ssh)
Definitely the way to go. Wait another 20 years and we'll all be establishment :^)

MakerBot has a patent on their automated build platform. See here:

http://www.google.com/patents/US8226395

-Jeff Moe (jebba)

on KDE there is this pretty good open source alternative to gnu-cash
I find it more intuitive
http://kmymoney2.sourceforge.net/
also make sure your bank's ledgers export is supported by some of the plugins in AQbanking

For those in the near, the speakers are worth hearing: http://canopycanopycanopy.com/programs/60

For milling type machines along the lines of a makerbot, see the Contraptor:
http://www.contraptor.org/