Probably just some dirty politicians who needed to clean up their pizza before Trump comes to drain the swamp. Seth Rich Memorial Border Wall will start construction in 2017. #maga
This is why I'm excited for VR. Now that equipment like Oculus Rift is going mainstream, there's an opportunity to move beyond managing "windows" to managing "objects", e.g. taking a phone call would not affect the notes you were arranging on the virtual desk in front of you. Current generation phones are trapped by the limited screen size of a handheld device.
Even worse than being disrupted would be if my phone started trying to guess what I was intending. "It looks like you're writing a letter."
Perhaps this is too far outside of your existing scope of functionality but I'll throw it out there: I would really love a "Hacker News Alerts" feature. I make the same searches every week on a few key terms but it's a manual process.
If you could push new search results directly to my inbox it would be convenient.
Another great resource for free, permissively licensed music and sound effects is OpenGameArt.org[1], although they mostly focus on assets for retro games.
I use the `dotenv`[1] package with Node.js and it does exactly the same thing: environment variable definitions that you can store elsewhere in a dead-simple format.
To be fair, I think they just copied the `foreman` tool from Heroku. However, it works great. Most projects don't need anything more than a flat hierarchy of secret keys and values.
Writing your own parser for a `.env` file is a piece of cake, even in shell language.
Adding `etcd` is better, but it's too much work for a small project.
It would be a little more clear if they compared it to L20n[1] (their internal Mozilla browser localization API) and how this is going to bring those open standards to browsers.