The difference is that the Tumblr page was posted as a Hacker News article and the Google image link was posted as a Hacker News comment.

Yep, I really liked the moral operating system talk as well - really powerful stuff. There's more on it here: http://venturebeat.com/2011/05/14/damon-horowitz-moral-opera...

Agreed. I believe there are some nice technology and business wins that will come from blurring the lines between client and server. Stay tuned!

Sounds great. I like the song. Amazing progress from needing a professional studio to record music a few decades ago to being able to do it on a comic-book sized pad. I'm not sure I see big cost/performance advantages to an amateur musician of using this arrangement ($700) versus a basic dedicated or pc-based recording setup (maybe $1500-$2500) considering the other costs (instruments) that come into play. Convenience, maybe, in terms of being able to record outdoors, while traveling, etc., but how feasible are those scenarios anyways?

When I travel on business, I carry bunches of receipts around in my wallet - it sucks. I downloaded paperphobic and look forward to using it on my next trip.

Don't use vim, but the stuff Dan Choi builds is high quality