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Oh wow that’s insane, water in Mecurity’s atmosphere.
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The context matters in how we view our privacy.
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This is awesome.
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Unit tests and Functional tests are both important.
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Cool little programming idea to work on.
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That is pretty cool.
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Difference is “Whether religious organizations that get federal money for social services can take faith into account in their hiring. Mr. Bush has said yes. Mr. Obama said no.”
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And another proof falls by the wayside.
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Hehe, the end of internet debate.
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I must say I agree.
links for 2008-07-05
July 5th, 2008 ·
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links for 2008-07-04
July 4th, 2008 ·
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One of the best stackoverflow podcasts yet. Joel and Jeff talk books programmers should read.
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Campuses age with the rest of the country.
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Good move, this part of the economy needs to keep moving forward.
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I’m upset over this, seems like a rather large violation of my privacy with no real use to Viacom in pressing their case.
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Hmm, agree with the decision, but I think it doesn’t add to the debate.
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Going to be trying this out.
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This is good for Adobe.
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A middle ground for students and the record industry.
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That’s a little insane.
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This idea cracks me up.
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Interesting ideas on Microsoft and open source software.
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Well duh.
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ouch
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Good for these people using his own tools to try and create change.
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So the list of techniques used on Guantonamo detainees is the same as ones used on American soliders, that we described as toture.
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WTF???
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That’s pretty bad.
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Proof math and science is harder.
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Another victory for science.
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Umm yeah releasing my youTube user name does tell who I am, go search for jtysot2 and see if you don’t get back here.
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One million names and count of course a black list works.
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That really bites.
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links for 2008-07-03
July 3rd, 2008 ·
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Good job Mozilla.
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links for 2008-07-02
July 2nd, 2008 ·
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Nooooo, I need coffee.
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I need to read more about this plan before offering an opinoin.
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This is ridiculous and hugely overreaching.
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McCain works the rounds.
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Yes, men do though it isn’t absolute.
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Some science for your Tuesday.
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Gahhh, yet another reason JavaScript is such a weird language.
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Texas issues a statement on e-voting machines and one oppontent and expert witness takes on the statement.
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links for 2008-07-01
July 1st, 2008 ·
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Not sure if they are dead or not, but I see the point.
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Awesome, I haven’t bought any DRM’ed music ever, and I’m so happy for it.
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Good for Facebook.
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Dumb, dumb, dumb courts.
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A good counterpoint to Scoble’s recent arguement about blog comments.
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Good idea for Twitter to make some money.
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This is ridiculous politicans would even have to answer this kind of question, much less someone running for president.
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Authors of one of the papers cited by Justice Scalia in upholding the death penalty says that the Supreme Court misread his paper and got it wrong.
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Google will know crawl flash.
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And the winner is Colin Powell.
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This is really cool, I’m trying it out right now.
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