Agreed; a few weeks ago my license of Dash (purchased via iTunes) somehow went out of sync. Within 5 minutes of forwarding Kapeli my iTunes receipt of purchase I was back in business. Fantastic support.
The advantages of searching document's offline really can't be emphasized enough, 'hotkey - search term - answer', all provided in a floating window that doesn't interrupt the programmers workspace.
I would be, even more so if there was an active forum/irc channel.
In fact I just finished a C Programming course at a state university. After talking with the professor I decided to continue on myself with a C++ book (to be determined), and a Linux Kernel book, [Understanding the Linux Kernel](http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596000028.do).
Finding a group of people of a similar skill level willing to do this type of learning would be fantastic.
Remote: Yes
Languages: Python, C, Ruby, Javascript, HTML/CSS
Technologies: Numpy/Scipy, Mininet, Flask / Ruby on Rails, Linux Admin, CAD (Solidworks, AutoCAD/Revit)
Experience: Currently a Computer Science graduate student @ Georgia Tech, with an undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering
Hobbies: Design/Build durable carbon-fiber quadcoptor frames using Solidworks and customer feedback.
Areas of Interest: Product Development (with a bias toward hardware products), Robotics/Automation, Data Science.
Resume available by email at chris@csfields.com