I'd love to know this also, my wishlist is to have this feature as browser extension, so that I have highlight something on random articles or hn comments to find out what something really means

this is true, in my country, it's a well known thing that the internet gets un-throttled when accessing speedtest, and someone ingenious made a script to keep running speedtest-cli in background to keep the internet working at full speed

https://github.com/orz811017/boost_bandwidth_via_speedtest

I order the original CHIP at end of May, and I still haven't received it today, it was supposed to ship by June. They kept getting delayed. Latest update is that the shipping is for November. Can't help but suspect they are doing this on purpose to wait for price drop on the components to sustain the business.

I was a part of the Kickstarter, got mine roughly when promised.

If you've ever been involved in electronics manufacturing in moderate volumes, it usually ends up being more episodic than planned.

just to provide a counterpoint, i have received mine on time (original promised date). although, they're still sitting around waiting for my next big idea(tm)!

I got mine during the June shipment, not quite sure how/when I ordered mine, however.

I can only find Toshiba Chromebook 2 with 16GB SSD onboard, how did you get 240GB SSD fitted?

You can buy http://amzn.to/2a4isAQ [0] and swap it in. This model is compatible with the Chromebook you mentioned. It's about $50 for the 128GB SSD expansion.

[0] Yes this is an affiliate link through my Amazon account.

the video became private, anyone know the title of the video or is there another copy of it somewhere else?

you probably confused the 'nagara' in the end as 'kara', はげます(encouraging/cheering) ながら (while/on top of)

I just heard of Terminal.com right here, and trying it out for a spin, but it looks like the disk performance is really low, is this expected for lower tier or trial instances?

HN should have some way to downvote submission like this

is this a stab at json5? https://github.com/aseemk/json5

Nail on the head. Check the documentation. [1]

[1]: https://github.com/mitchellh/html7#credits