The United Kingdom constitution is embodied in many written documents, not just one.

I seriously undercharged when I started out meaning I had to work as many hours as possible to make ends meet. When I got confident enough to raise my rate, I was able to scale back my hours and work 3 days on freelance projects and 2 days on bootstrapping. The problem I found was transitioning away from the freelance projects (my bread and butter) and dedicating more time to my app which was putting more of a demand on my time as it grew.

Could they not turn the development over to the community? Put the source code up on Github? Seems a shame to kill it off.

*I'm not a user and not sure how popular the browser is.

Camino has been open source and developed entirely by a community of volunteers for most of its life. There were extensive instructions on getting involved on the website for many years. There was even a specific push to recruit new people a year ago to make the transition to WebKit so that it could continue to use a modern engine, which is the only way it could have survived once Gecko stopped supporting embedding.

If there were a community of people with the time/interest/skill to develop it further, the project wouldn't have shut down in the first place.

They should definitely add this to the frontpage.

He sure doesn't look like a native of Pakistan.

Currently it looks like they aren't going to reach their goal of £1.2 million (http://www.kicktraq.com/projects/1461411552/elite-dangerous/). Maybe they are trying to get the mac crowd on board in order to push it over the line?

There is always a last minute surge at the end which this doesn't take into account http://forums.frontier.co.uk/showpost.php?p=29887&postco...