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”I want to make Where’s Waldo audio books.
Ramin Nazer, comedian on ROFL
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Among other things, the investigation revealed that Facebook’s founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, took private Facebook member login information and used it to break into the private email accounts of those members. […]
Facebook has not denied that this incident took place. Facebook also has not denied that Mark later hacked into the servers of a competitor, ConnectU, and changed some user information.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Needs To Address The Hacking Incidents - Silicon Alley Insider
Despicable.
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”GOT A DEGREE, MOVED TO BLACK MESA, FFFFFFUUUUUUUU
All You Need To Know About Gordon Freeman’s Backstory.
Via this forum thread containing the GameInformer scans that confirm Portal 2 is coming to the Mac.
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”This meeting just got interesting! They’re threatening to take away someone’s iPho
I love Tweetorites.
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”Met the Dalai Lama today in LA. Pitched him on using Twitter. He laughed.
Twitter / Evan Williams (a co-founder)
I’m having a crummy morning, and this made me smile, but I don’t quite get why. It’s cute that the Dalai Lama laughed about Twitter, but I’m kinda bummed because I think it would be great to have him on there.
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”I accidentally pressed the voice input on my Nexus One right before a huge sneeze, and it Googled “sneeze.” I am not making this up.
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”The First Amendment guarantees journalists the right to print just about anything they want. But one thing it doesn’t do is give reporters a free pass to break laws that the rest of us have to obey. And that’s true even if obeying them would impede their newsgathering activities. Scribes on the crime beat can’t speed to the scene of a shooting and park in a handicapped spot to make sure they get the story first. Investigative reporters can’t trespass onto company property or steal documents to expose wrongdoing. As the Supreme Court first put it in 1937, and re-affirmed in 1991, “The publisher of a newspaper has no special immunity from the application of general laws. He has no special privilege to invade the rights and liberties of others.
Is Gawker’s “Apple Tablet Scavenger Hunt” illegal? Probably. - By Ben Sheffner - Slate Magazine
via lkm
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”Adobe is finally becoming the Microsoft it so desperately wanted to be for so long. The only problem is, it’s becoming the Microsoft of ten years ago, not the Microsoft of today that’s trying to change its image.
Aral Balkan, I’m not on Adobe’s Christmas card list anymore via Twitter / AceyTech
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”Fixing the problem doesn’t mean voting out the feckless Democrats or the obstructionist Republicans. It doesn’t even mean voting out Senator Lieberman. As long as our legislative process is held in thrall to an economy of influence that nearly requires members to play nice with the special interests, the will of the people — on the left and on the right — will continue to be stymied on every issue, in every Congress, under every administration.
Lawrence Lessig
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