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Hands up who else read the post before coming to the comments, saw this and cursed themselves.

"Portscanning Low Earth Orbit" http://www.summercon.org/presentations.html#orbit, lots of overlap with this post, but we also learned how to pronounce appalachian.

If it was open source it would, I'm reluctant to run tiny tiny rss because of my own anti-PHP bigotry.

Could be, but apparently a lot was http://rochestermade.com/

Jason Scott may be your only hope: https://twitter.com/textfiles/status/313386087802351616

Lost interest the third time they said there were only updates for backers.

Yes, they should be providing more updates for the people who might buy it. I think the backer-only updates were listed as features since that was presumably one of the big draws of the doublefine kickstarter success.

But RPS: do some journalism and ask someone who did back it? Or email the project? For a story titled "where are they now", having half the entries be "they protected updates so dunno, lol" is annoying.

good use of prezi, the presentation on the chip & pin break from last year.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv3dxjvqk7Y

kickstarter! there's probably enough nostalgia and curiosity to make it happen.

He was on "I've got a secret" in 1965, Wikipedia says born in 1948. So pretty close to 100.

Since 37s is so ruby, reading this title, I was briefly hopeful that _why had returned.

Briefly terrified by a future where people are as easily convinced they're good at programming as they are today with writing.

Clue: the software for the iPod touch wasn't found in the street either.

This has no C++ support, it's the same SDK you get buying UT3 plus the ability to make a standalone binary that doesn't require UT3 installed.

Since iphone safari doesn't unload pages when you leave the app (Multitasking!), flash could've been spinning in the background all the time.

That this shows up in the EU version of android is another red flag that this is about software patents.

The iPhone's pinch zoom lets you control the focus and amount of zoom interactively.

Yeah, both. There's a lot of emulators, unsurprisingly, but also some neat homebrew apps.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_development

I wouldn't want to say there's no correlation without controlling for, well, a lot.

This looked at breast and colon cancer, which could be drowned out by noise from other cancers if this doesn't apply to them, for one. Other sources of cancer like diet, smoking, and being constantly irradiated would vary on a national level.

Also, the post seems focused on cancer becoming metastatic, which wouldn't be the same as cancer incidence, and looking at cancer deaths isn't helpful either because of variations in treatment, etc.

Looks like it's using Keychain, reading passwords I saved in Safari too.

You're over-thinking this. My comment was a response to the idea that every lisp can that but there's no single standard.

My awkward phrasing was a reference to about 1:53 in this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCWA7uevo_Q

I'd have guessed IA-128 was Itanium, as IA-64 was, but google seems to think this article is the only authority on IA-128.

More appropriately, there's no standard way to do this with CL. One might ask the same about threads. What are threads? We just don't know.

It doesn't even seem to have a way to log in, getting to comments is awkward, and threads are flattened to an iPhone list.

Is there any confirmation that Snow Leopard has fixed this?

If you actually use Google Voice all calls go through it, and get sent to the GV voicemail, instead of whatever voicemail your phone uses. This would make the Visual Voicemail and SMS that ship with the phone useless.

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I read "itanium-like" not in terms of architecture, but in market timing, delivery on performance promises, and scalability for future revisions.

Reading this made me wonder about the eventual fate of Thinking Machines. Wikipedia says most of it was bought by Sun, the rest by... Oracle!

Now we know why Oracle is really buying Sun.

Supposedly, I don't think there's any official announcement beyond t-mobile's second next week. Would a headphone jack be too much to ask for?

And would also get rid of most of the traffic caused by people circling around looking for parking.