You can add a .gitattributes file, to mark your CSS files as binary and avoid conflicts, with this line:

I didn't really know where to post this, but there's a bug when collapsing Marc's comment: the

don't really want to leave ( screenshot).

No, just execute the command once and you're good to go. I saved it as an alias just in case I needed to reactivate the icon.

You can! :) I found that piece of code one day and saved it in a terminal alias:

alias hidespotlight="sudo chmod 600 /System/Library/CoreServices/Search.bundle/Contents/MacOS/Search; killall SystemUIServer" alias showspotlight="sudo chmod 755 /System/Library/CoreServices/Search.bundle/Contents/MacOS/Search; killallSystemUIServer"

I'm in Nouméa, New Caledonia.

http://maps.google.com/?q=Nouméa

You can post a still frame and link to a demo page, people might like it more than a simple gif because of the ability to really test how your element behave.

I use Adobe Edge Animate, the code isn't beautiful at all, but you can animate things with events and test them in the browser.

Sidebar is really great, I love it. I think about it like receiving my newspaper in the morning :)

The fact that I'm receiving the 5 links rather than looking for them really makes the difference with DN for me.