Martin Schürrer

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Currently the best approach IMO would be to use the twitter gem: http://twitter.rubyforge.org/ You have access to all necessary tokens through the user model. I might add a nicer interface...

Yes. I just looked at the documentation for the twitter gem ``` oauth = Twitter::OAuth.new(Devise::Twitter.consumer_key, Devise::Twitter.consumer_secret) oauth.authorize_from_access(current_user.twitter_oauth_token, current_user.twitter_oauth_secret) client = Twitter::Base.new(oauth) ``` should work.

I'll support integration with the twitter gem but no more, since that clearly falls in the domain of the twitter gem.

Yes. Are you using the connect url if no user is logged in?

Great work, thanks. I'm going to merge this in tomorrow and add documentation for the new features and mongoid compatibility.

I assume this is the `vintageous_hlsearch` feature?

I think the block cursor plugin has special support for Vintageous: https://github.com/karlhorky/BlockCursorEverywhere/blob/master/SublimeBlockCursor.py#L18 Perhaps this feature can be built into Sublime Six directly?

I'm on Debian Wheezy. But a `.bin` isn't guaranteed to always be a 7zip file either?

Same for us. Wild stab in the dark: Is AppleDoc iterating over containers that don't have a guaranteed ordering (NSDictionaries, NSSets, etc) when rendering?

Yes, I turned on `minify_html`, enabling `remove_comments`, expecting this to only remove comments not perform other, potentially unsafe, actions. The htmlcompressor project by default does not enable any options for...