This is not even a good portfolio piece. The typography is really bad.

Meteor provides its own MongoDB lite for that.

I lost mouse focus a couple of times by moving the pointer out of the browser window in the HTML5 version which lead to multiple game deaths. This didn't happen with the flash version. Is there some technical barrier in browsers preventing complete mouse capturing?

What do you have to assume about e.g. user monitor ppi and webcam field of view to make this work?

Why do we need this?

Animating scrollTop is quite a common effect that some developers/designers add (personally I'm not a fan).

Usually it's done using the jQuery animate function, meaning you can't take advantage of CSS transitions.

As you can't add a CSS transition onto the window scroll, this demo is useful as it shows a workaround that achieves the same effect using CSS transitions.

Good answer, Thanks!

Volkswagen probably.

The devs should include a global-corner-radius setting in variables.less

That's actually a much better sounding idea than just fragmenting the source into a whole new project, that will probably eventually suffer from disregard as Bootstrap continues to flourish.

In fact... https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/wiki/Contributing-to-Bo...

There are variables for @baseBorderRadius, etc. They don't hit all of the spots yet, but it's getting there with each new version of Bootstrap.

boottheme.com does a good job. It's a 'wysiwyg' editor of the bootstrap less variables, and that includes border-radius.

Not a good practice. If you keep changes of .less files separate you create an overhead of 50-100% of the resulting style-sheet file size for larger projects, that style most of the components.

We now directly modify everything and try to merge in updates manually. This has proven to be the best practice.

How do you filter my "own" posts without correlating my Facebook id with a post-author id?

Your system seems to be able to correlate the FB id and user id on login to filter my own posts and aggregate my friends postings.

Am I wrong to assume that this ability might enable de-anonymization of postings after a server compromise?

No, you're correct in that assumption.

In case of a complete server breach, that would indeed allow for de-anonymization of posts.

The UI components visually do not adhere to the general Twitter Bootstrap appearance.

And it uses tables (!) for laying out the toolbar buttons.