Oh wow that’s insane, water in Mecurity’s atmosphere.
The context matters in how we view our privacy.
This is awesome.
Unit tests and Functional tests are both important.
Cool little programming idea to work on.
That is pretty cool.
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.”
And another proof falls by the wayside.
Hehe, the end of internet debate.
I must say I agree.
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One of the best stackoverflow podcasts yet. Joel and Jeff talk books programmers should read.
Campuses age with the rest of the country.
Good move, this part of the economy needs to keep moving forward.
I’m upset over this, seems like a rather large violation of my privacy with no real use to Viacom in pressing their case.
Hmm, agree with the decision, but I think it doesn’t add to the debate.
Going to be trying this out.
This is good for Adobe.
A middle ground for students and the record industry.
That’s a little insane.
This idea cracks me up.
Interesting ideas on Microsoft and open source software.
Well duh.
ouch
Good for these people using his own tools to try and create change.
So the list of techniques used on Guantonamo detainees is the same as ones used on American soliders, that we described as toture.
WTF???
That’s pretty bad.
Proof math and science is harder.
Another victory for science.
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.
One million names and count of course a black list works.
That really bites.
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Nooooo, I need coffee.
I need to read more about this plan before offering an opinoin.
This is ridiculous and hugely overreaching.
McCain works the rounds.
Yes, men do though it isn’t absolute.
Some science for your Tuesday.
Gahhh, yet another reason JavaScript is such a weird language.
Texas issues a statement on e-voting machines and one oppontent and expert witness takes on the statement.
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Not sure if they are dead or not, but I see the point.
Awesome, I haven’t bought any DRM’ed music ever, and I’m so happy for it.
Good for Facebook.
Dumb, dumb, dumb courts.
A good counterpoint to Scoble’s recent arguement about blog comments.
Good idea for Twitter to make some money.
This is ridiculous politicans would even have to answer this kind of question, much less someone running for president.
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.
Google will know crawl flash.
And the winner is Colin Powell.
This is really cool, I’m trying it out right now.
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