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This may be too late, but from the discussion in /r/argentina [1], what I gather is that both parties were cited by the judge for investigation (for involuntary manslaughter). Since David left Argentina, the judge assumed a flight risk and he ordered an international warrant for his capture(to continue the investigation).

[1]: http://www.reddit.com/r/argentina/comments/13260b/argentina_...

Same on Chrome 23.0.1271.52 beta-m, in fact the music example crashed the tab the first time. The Rainbow example doesn't animate either.

Front page seems down for me.

Here's one: http://green.autoblog.com/2012/09/24/tesla-supercharger-netw...

> and bandwidth doesn't seem to be getting cheaper

Google seems to be working on that. :)

There are lots of solutions, one of them is: http://www.printwhatyoulike.com/pagezipper

Great read. Thanks. :)

Does this mean that "http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline/<user... will be deprecated? Or is this talking about authentication?

Do you have a source?

Ugh, now I feel stupid. I didn't think to click on the die.

Works pretty well too.

Completely agree. I think sites that customize bootstrap should have presets that you can work of.

I'm not a designer so when I see so many options I'm overwhelmed and don't really know where to start, but if they gave different presets that you could preview then you could find the one that best suits you and modify small things you'd like to change.

Too many options.

Does adding a "monthly subscription" type option make sense? It does add another level of complexity(user accounts and whatnot), but I think people would like the convenience of automatically donating.

Maybe having the option to split their donation as they see fit(1/3, half and half, 100% to just one, etc).

Good luck with the site. :)

No, it isn't required, but they encourage it.

Check out: http://www.readability.com/bookmarklets/

Here's how it looks: http://awesomescreenshot.com/02fd25oe4

The coordination of all this just blows my mind.

Small suggestion: You should give focus to the text area when the user lands on the page, so I can instantly search and not have to reach for the mouse or tab.

Would opening a pdf via Chrome for example provide any extra protection? From what I understand most of the exploits are because of embedded media, no?

It could gather information on a highway's traffic and things like that, sell them to whoever is interested in that stuff(News maybe?)

Maybe I'm not understanding correctly, but isn't that how they're presenting their findings(W/cm³)?

http://www.extremetech.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/energy...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_density

Thanks for the links. :)

The only thing that is annoying me with Windows 8 so far are the contextual menus where you need to move your mouse to the bottom right-hand side. The delay is too long and it makes the experience less fluid IMO.

I'm liking the Start Metro screen and getting used to the dynamic tiles.

I don't see him asking for money anywhere, so at most he'll get a cease and desist. Of course if he doesn't comply then things would get worse.

Plus from what I understand Nintendo has been pretty lax with these sort of projects lately and I don't think Valve would do anything either.

I love this. How feasible would a Chrome/Firefox extension be? An icon by the URL to start a share without going to another URL would be amazing(and something no one else does as far as I know).

Great product. Best of luck! :)

It also shows just how powerful the blackout is. I much rather these people asking what's going on, then going on with their day in ignorance. Maybe a few hundred will learn what's up and phone their representative.

Imgur mirror because tinypic loads pretty slow for me: http://i.imgur.com/NPllL.png

I heard that. Oh how I wished someone would have stopped him and said "Sir, I'm sorry, but you have no idea what you're talking about. We don't have the technology." Or something.

/rage...

"If you're not paying, you're the product" still applies, I agree.

"Only problem is nobody is writing PC software anymore"

Huh?

Could be as simple as figuring out that the picture is a baby, get the user's location and then find near-by hospitals. Then ask if the guess is right.

Whoo! They finally added history so you can keep track of a few sfx that interest you, very cool. :)