I really like Jacob Bijani's (ex-Tumblr) new desk. Looks simple but it's very spacious.

http://jacobbijani.com/post/63757715317/me-and-tidas-desk-bu...

Disappointed that Google's own application doesn't support 2-step authentication and application specific password.

I don't know what you're talking about, I logged in using my password and OTP without any problems.

Don't all Google products support application specific passwords? Without built-in support for two-factor auth, it's cumbersome since you have to generate a password on your own, but anything with a password box works.

What do you mean ? I seemed like web login to me. I got asked for my username and password then my token.

I was asked for my normal password and not an application specific password.

That's the way 2-step auth works. If you have 2-step auth enabled, and the application supports 2-step it will prompt for your username, normal password, and a one-time token. If the application doesn't support 2-step you have to generate an application specific password (which is a random string). The application specific passwords are only for clients that don't support 2-step (like IMAP and XMPP clients).

We've been using Gitblit (http://gitblit.com/) in the office for new projects and are quite happy with it. It all comes together when you hook up Groovy push scripts which we use to notify our Jenkins instance to test and build which in turn pushes it to our dev server for deploy.

Agreed, Gitblit is probably the best solution if you're forced to self-host git on a Windows server.

Only available in 360p? Has to be fake to cover up the dodgy video editing when the phone is turned on.