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I've had no issues loading nytimes.com from multiple internet connections and various browsers. So not really down, maybe not updated, but definitely not down. I suppose they had it mostly resolved by time I tried browsing there, though.

I like this. Thank you.

This is a horrible article, nothing but fear mongering.

There's no bug, this is just how it was designed.

Elliott Kember, the supposed discoverer, is way behind and is stupid, mostly for taking credit for this "discovery". I was using this feature to find forgotten passwords months and months ago.

Right. It's amazing how many companies have public-facing openx installs that are no longer used or updated. Makes for an extremely easy target.

If you were using OpenX at one time and never removed it from your webserver, you can consider yourself compromised. Get that shit removed.

That's one ugly orange box.

Using Twitter Bootstrap and Fortrabbit for hosting.

I love this project. Been using their app on my Nexus 4 for a while now, put it on my wife's Nexus 4, too.

I have no idea. Here's a page about the Resource Recovery System: http://www.cityofames.org/index.aspx?page=168

Ames, Iowa, home of Iowa State University, does something similar. All of their trash gets burned to generate electricity for the city. Seems to work quite well for them, been doing it for probably 30 or 40 years, now.

that is so awesome.

I feel like your username makes you an expert on the subject.

Thank you to whoever update the link to point to officesnapshots.com. I wish I would have linked there to begin with.

Cool. Thanks!

Exactly as I use it, too. Prior to bootstrap and others like it, I had a couple standard designs I used, but the flexibility of bootstrap is what drew me in.

I'd say so.

Sent you an email.

Oh yah, I forgot they don't list their file server plans.

Let me see if I can find the link the owner gave me to sign up with so I could get the file storage stuff. Won't really be able to find it for another 6-ish hours or so though.

They're a good company, run by really nice folks. I seriously doubt that they'd limit you even if they feel you "start using too much". I've never been happier with my VPS provider than I am with Fliphost. But I came from a Dreamhost VPS...meh.

Get a file server VPS from Fliphost.net. 250GB of storage, 100mbps connection, 29TB of transfer for like $7/month.

I read the title as "Amish's Amendment". Wondering what the Amish did to illicit such attention from the NSA.

As I interpreted it, yes, the intruder does have your encrypted data.

"In the spirit of transparency". Right, Apple.

So do these companies approach the government and say "Hey, give us $1000000 per month and we'll just give you full access."?

"I'll just wait, thanks". Some good responses.

Pigz looks nice. First I've ever heard of it.

I just use BackInTime though, like TimeMachine I guess. It's really, really useful.

http://backintime.le-web.org/screenshots/

This looks like it would be useful for building a "single page" site. I may use it for just that.

Lato is so beautiful.

Slackware was the first Linux distro I used, back in 1999. Eventually left it for Debian. Glad to see it's still around and that Patrick is seemingly doing better health-wise.

I like it. Thank you. Would be nice if it'd show an orange up arrow after I upvote something though.