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"3. A friend suggested this: because they felt their currency would never become the standard reserve currency, and they felt it was better that no one's be if theirs couldn't be."…

He's too busy jet-setting around the country for that shit.

Technically, you own it, and they took it from you or bought it on the black market. So actually, I'd postulate you do have that right. Legally speaking, that is.

Agreed. I really wish iTerm would do this.

That's really cool. :)

Yeah but not all of them because that's how most people found out about that PyCon shit...

I actually liked the "book" UX concept, but I would've liked the viewport to be larger and some JS to make left/right swipe activate pagination. It was so annoying to click through…

From the animated demos, it seems like the one thing about Home that Facebook really did well here is the UX design. It seems petty, but I absolutely love the idea of round portrai…

Aww, Heroku is like our own little Miss Cleo "I foresee...mass confusion in your near (like, this week) future..."

That's kind of an interesting idea, but I'd honestly be surprised that it wasn't taken already. ...and if I thought of this before Amazon, I would've patented it too!

Just wanted to call some attention to the fact that an article entitled "Why I don't self-publish" was in fact self-published on Stross' blog. ;-) Kidding aside, this touches on a …

Java is not insecure but one time it asked me if it looked fat.

are you fucking serious

One could also develop Twitter clients that abuse the service since the regular API rules no longer apply to them..

So this is pretty cool, it's like a combination of Tron (light cycles) and the Rubik's Cube

Saying something is "broken" because it no longer fits in the domain of your current application is like saying a butter knife is "broken" because it can't cut a steak.

You pretty much need an Apple ID to use OS X these days, so if you don't trust Apple to not use the information it can/may be track(ing) against you I guess it would be a good idea…

So where does all the cocaine go that's extracted from those coca leaves in New Jersey?

So now App.net wants to waste both my money and my time?

The policy at Google isn't "you can work from wherever you want", it's "YOU MUST ALWAYS STAY HERE NEVER LEEEEEAVE!!!!"

It's better for Google, and Android, to be in the background...to be the fabric of what the mobile world is made of. It's a big distinction between Google and Apple, while Apple's …