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Thank you so much for putting this post together. I was there and enjoyed it plenty. Its been a focus of a few discussions among friends back home in Bermuda.

Thanks for the link. I am experiencing the same issue.

I live in a region where its geoblocked from purchasing this film.

Would love to support this film/work.

Congrats to the Docker team on 1.0!

Every time I use Docker it leaves a grin on my face.

Cross posting this for Erowid:

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We are trying to collect a record of all tweets and retweets of hashtag:

#ThanksSasha

and

#Shulgin

We want to continue to track these. So we don't want just an output, but a way to grab all existing tweets and collect them going forward.

We would also like to grab google plus matching posts as well, but twitter is the first target.

If someone has PHP and twitter experience, it seems like a pretty easy application to write a scraper that saves the data to sql, xml, or text.

We want a downloadable data file that can be updated over time.

I spent a while looking for existing tools and didn't find anything that could provide a downloadable, reliable format that we could use to try to track this.

Thanks for any help or suggestions of services that would provide that data as a lump, without having to have one of us manually slog through many, many clicks and parsing extremely obscure HTML/js.

earth

earth@erowid.org

Working perfectly from Bermuda.

Curious if this will affect Put.io as they are based out of Istanbul.

For those of you comparing animal brains to human brains and how it relates to consciousness and intelligence take a look at the "Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness." (signed on July 7, 2012)

Definitely been guilty of it.

Still naming your branches like this is where I draw the line.

Hopefully this doesn't accelerate the likelihood of a helium shortage. Helium, as a abundant as it is in the universe, it is a finite and important resource on the earth.

A lot of scientific and medical equipment depends on it.

I first heard about this in Paul Stamet's book Mycelium Running.

Its too bad they include this period of Earth's history more prominently in high school.

Yes your endorsements are always there. You will continue receiving endorsements too. They just won't be displayed if you "disable" them.

In case anyone is wondering if this worked on IPv6, and the rate was constant (45 minutes to do 2^32) it would take about 2 octillion days to scan all of the IPv6 addresses.

Ah thanks for clearing that up.

True though it does return an invalid method.

I imagine this could this be used to kill a running instance of node.js in production?

+1 for permalinks as well, it would make sharing this with others a lot easier.

Also when under pressure the spleen shrinks substantially which raises the level of oxygen-enriched hemoglobin.

I know I'm stating the obvious though these comments are hilarious. Keep'em coming.

In case you don't want to download all three design variations in a zip file you can download the one you want here:

* White http://www.git-tower.com/files/cheatsheet/Git_Cheat_Sheet_wh...

* Grey http://www.git-tower.com/files/cheatsheet/Git_Cheat_Sheet_gr...

* Dark http://www.git-tower.com/files/cheatsheet/Git_Cheat_Sheet_da...

I am pretty certain that the Kintek website is a Wordpress site built using the Roots Starter Theme.

Based on the fact they use:

* Make use of both the Yoast SEO and Gravity Forms plugins, which are well known Wordpress plugins.

* Twitter Bootstrap

* Have an /assets/ folder which most likely rewrites to /wp-content/themes/themename/assets/

* Have a /plugins/ folder which most likely rewrites to /wp-content/plugins/

Surprised this story has not yet been covered by any major news outlets, tech or otherwise.

Oxford Martin School pays tribute to Dr. James Martin on its website's front page:

http://www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/

another alternative:

Computing Legend, Dr. James Martin, dies at 79

Its tough this guy was such a legend and so I thought "Creator of Rapid Application Development" would probably pique most people's interests amongst Hacker News' demographic.

I had also considered this:

Largest Benefactor to Oxford University, Dr. James Martin, dies at 79

The title should of read:

Creator of Rapid Application Development, Dr James Martin, dies at 79

Indeed it is. Its sad, looks like this was accidental. This guy was a legend.

Or better yet write a patch and submit a pull request informing them.

Ha you beat me to it.