Yep. Also, I understand what other people are saying about already having aliases, I do too. But, as a visual list of servers I can ssh into it is a nice reminder. Plus there are some files that I edit only from time to time (php.ini, apache config, etc). I made shortcuts that throw those files into my editor. Call me an amateur, but when I have to edit some of those my first question is usually, where the hell is that file again? Anyway, I find this tool useful.
Adding this css changed my whole impression of the site. (I just inserted at the top w/ firebug, had to add !important to the .deadly-subtitle styles.)
Everything you just said, plus the non-scaled header and footer image/text gives it a non-responsive feel, the search bar intrudes on the top nav...sheesh. The design of the comments is cool.
Hey, thanks. I really liked the site by the way, it is very nicely done. I also understand why you would charge for the modules, and you should. Just thought it could be more clear. Again, thanks for responding.
I felt hornswaggled when I finished the first one and saw that the next one costed $4.99. I had just signed up too. When I clicked to try it I did so because it clearly stated "You can only get better, and it's free." However this was a flat lie. I looked for a way to delete my account but could not find one. I felt deceived.
I just checked back at the site without logging in and it even says "Save your progress to unlock" for the next modules. "Save your progress" is a euphemism for "sign up" and then when you do that it doesn't actually unlock. $4.99 unlocks the module. Wow.