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I will assume you're not using Chrome, which is why my answer is relevant.
Check out this article on copy/pasting in Google Drive documents:
When working in Chrome, you can use the right-click menu to copy and paste content (or select "Copy" or "Paste" from the Edit menu in the toolbar).
When using the right-click-context menu in Drive, the stuff you ...
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For JavaScript (and HTML/CSS), including actual execution for live testing of the code (in your own browser, of course, but not in IE6), there's the brilliant JS Bin.
Be sure to watch the short introduction videos. Once you saved your code to a public URL it cannot be changed, but others can save their changes and then get a brand new URL they can paste in ...
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There is at least 1 Wiki that does that: Confluence (from Atlassian).
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The technology is there, but I think it is waiting for someone to build it into wiki software.
Have a look at Google Docs.
Start a new word processing doc, take a screen clip using whatever you choose, the image is held in your local clipboard, and then just do a Control-V into the doc. Voila, straight into the browser and magically uploaded to some ...
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