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.

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.

Good job Mozilla.

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.

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.

This is a really interesting piece on Al-Qaeda’s communication network.

An Iraqi visits America and tells of her impression of it, really fascinating story, must read.

Schneier on why cameras don’t add to our security and are just a waste of money.

This is bad, first major invasion of privacy, second we don’t know the profile of a terrorist so gathering all this informaiton really does nothing other then give computers a bunch of data that doesn’t tell anything.

This is going to be an interesting case.

Please Microsoft rebuild all of Windows from scratch, you need to.

For as many security features you create there will still be a way around them.

Insight into Obama’s campaign.

Have to agree with Twitter replies down, Twitter loses most everything.

This is a tricky manner on the one hand you want to be assured of good results from a test at the same time a test that subjects you to that much radation is a potential danger.

Please save people, spending does nothing for your personal economy.

A skeptic of Sylvia Browne vists one of her shows.

Agreeded presidents need science advisors.

Awesome news from Phoenix.

Why is the administration pushing to have the immunity provision enacted, because they fear that it will be decleared illegal because it is illegal.

Seems kinda dumb to halt applications right when the industry is moving forward on solar.

This is stupid you can critize and still be a loyal citizen and not a security risk.

Chuck Norris and Java.

More Top Level Domanins all around.

It’s not a ‘fruitcake’ interpation of the Constitution, it’s the recgonition that there are other religions in the US that don’t agree with the Bible. Logic not religion should dicate politics.

Only TechCrunch can refrence themselves so many times in a post, to prove a point that has been attacked by other papers.

TED talks are awesome, I encourage you to go and watch some.

Was anybody not expecting this?

This is pretty funny.

Gates on some of the stupidity of Windows.

Test those threads.

From releasing some bit of cool code to running a full open source project.

I never understood why we needed prompting to remember to pray.

Duhhh

Punitive damages are designed to hurt a company, half a billion isn’t hurting Exxon, 2.5 billion wasn’t going to hurt them.

This looks cool.

Great resouce to leanr the basics of different topics, this time Synthetic Biology.

The right take on the Bush White House refusing to open e-mails from the EPA.

Good explanation for the majority of UFO sightings.

Is this man stupid?

The scope of NSL’s is to be limited. Considering the FBI themselves says that they have been misused, I hope this passes.

Crazy Study on creationism as split by politcal views.

Good move Charter.

Remember kids logic is bad.

My main problem with this is how much data is now in our laptops and other electronic devices, just a massive invasion of privacy, simply for crossing an invisible line.

I love that Congress moves and oil companies actually don’t think it’s going to make a difference, oh logic how you confound us.

Awesome.

Thanks guys.

This is really cool.

I agree it’s a bad solution to a real problem.

This is what will happen if quotas are put in place by ISP’s.

This is a really bad idea that is going to get abused really fast. Granted a lot of the more common names are running out on the .com TLD, but I see way to many problems with this.

This is really cool.

The scientific method is still very much usefull, it actually proves something, this method of simply reading patabytes of data proves nothing.

Good move USA.

Are you kidding me, this is like a 5 year old. I despise people that want to refuse facts in favor of a politcal agenda.

Cool

My thing is that first off the oil companies don’t even want offshore oil drilling and that even if it was to be allowed today, a meaningful increase in oil production wouldn’t occur for almost 15 years.

Carseats really don’t work for kids older than 2.