I'd say that still falls under the realm of being "pretty much a zlib compressed bitmap", no?

One of the few truly interesting articles on Smashing Magazine about optimizing pngs for their filters. It shows that yes, the filters are really a huge part of how pngs get compressed:

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/07/15/clever-png-optimi...

No, I wouldn't say that. Those filters make a huge difference to the compression ratio!

The png optimizers you see (optipng, pngcrush, etc)? What they do is carefully pick the optimum filters to get the best file size. So I'd say those filters were the most important part of the compression.

This is great, but I'm afraid I will be forking and adding SASS/SCSS support.

I want that, too. Let me know when you've forked it:

https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap

Yeah and post the new repo, because I'd be happy to contribute.

Original link/source: http://www.mint.com/blog/trends/credit-card-code-01202011

> On the following pages are a few of our favorites among those already posted. They and other artifacts can be seen in higher resolution in NIST's archive. If you know what any of them are, let NIST know.

To Wired's credit - this is merely a news article that links to the relevant NIST site.

Sendoid is iSendr.

I use a hybrid of the English language when communicating on the web :D

If you're like me and looked to cancel your eFax subscription, here is the related URL: https://www.efax.com/cancelLiveChat.html

NC here also :D

Same here. There is a decent community around these parts.

What part of NC are you guys from? I'm Triangle area (Chapel Hill, specifically.)

In any case, shoot me an email sometime, we should get together and chat sometime or other.

Have you tried Chess.com?

> Google needed a url shortener for its own products where we knew the shortener wouldn’t go away

Isn't that what this post is about?