If you happened to catch all of the fuss about Git lately, you might also have heard Linus Torvalds bragging about it (literally bragging). And you might have, like me, dismissed it as another of those linux against the world moments (as a side note: nothing against linux, using ubuntu, freebsd, and osx myself atm.). Well the win32 native binaries went out not long ago, and i gave it a try, it didn’t take long until Linus Torvalds’ image in my mind jumped a few steps, everything he bragged about...
I’ve been wanting to implement a solution for this problem: When i’m working on a problem, naturally i can go through gazillion of sites, when the problem is solved, there will be no record of traceback for references for that problem. namely, if i ever want to solve it again, or re-check it, i will have to do the browser history traceback dance, will not find what i want, and do the research all over again from scratch. I needed either of these two solutions. one: add the option to group history...