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Unfortunately you'll only be able to use Tempo until June 30th. They've been acquired by Salesforce and are discontinuing Tempo (at least in its current form…)

I think you mean "no non-NSA backdoors, at least."

So who's an alternative service provider now that WifiSLAM is effectively offline? An interesting thing about WifiSLAM is that they seemed to offer access to location of devices fr…

No. "n" would trigger autocomplete (for "news.yco...") from Chrome's history and since everyone spends hours per day "being busy" here, it would pop up first.

Nowhere was this implied. The article says that Rails makes excellent RESTful APIs. Of course your API should do validations, access control, etc. But, Rails doesn't have to do (mu…

Also, the docs at Google are confusing too. They make a distinction between sending limits for Google Apps (500/account/day) and Google Apps for Business (3000/account/day). I've u…

While it might seem low, this isn't really news. Google Apps has a per account daily sending limit of... 500 recipients: https://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&ans...…

Off-main-topic, but I tried visiting your site (on my mobile) and was presented with only a login form. What was your purpose in linking to it? I was curious about the tool but wil…

Also useful for keeping up with the current trends in nun fashion! Thanks for the reminder to renew my subscription.

It sounds like "find the story of someone who personifies what you want to accomplish, figure out how they accomplished what they did, then base your process on their approach" is …

drchrono should hook up with Seattle design firm Artefact. They just won an award for design work for Seattle Children's Hospital creating a tablet interface for medical charts. Mo…

I certainly identified with the spirit of the article and know that people are willing to pay money for legal access to digital content when it's easy and has the stuff people want…

For those initially confused by their link to the personal finance service named Mint, I believe their intention was to link to the web analytics service also named Mint at http://…

I hear Netscape is coming out with a new version soon, too.