links for 2008-12-17
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Does a low help that isn't enforced?
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Sites that were unblocked during the Olympics are being re-blocked.
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$10 billion towards early education programs along with an education secretary that's been an advocate for those programs.
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Chrome and Safari have the worst password security, Google and Apple are the tech/privacy saints so many people think.
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For those of you who do work with the Asian languages.
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So do you understand flow charts?
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Drag and Drop in MooTools.
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That's interesting, watching romantic comedies give you an unrealistic expectations.
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Go figure.
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And this is the head of the TSA, it's a wonder another plane hasn't been hijacked.
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Coolest out of the 8 hottest years for the earth.
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George talks about her firing, Yahoo is stupid.
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Oh thanks Microsoft.
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Apple shares dropped 5% after hearing this.
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Specialized food.
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Zoom in on photos with this jQuery plugin.
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This is hilarious.
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A Mootools class to provide a datepicker.
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Federal reserve is going to have to come up with some new plans to deal with with this crisis.
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Appeals curt rules illegal part of the Patriot Act specifically the part that allows the government to demand information from ISP's without them notifying their customers.
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Oh science is there nothing you won't study.
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You are basically guaranteed to get a 10% return over 30 years in the stock market, 55% in the first year and 85% over 10 years.
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Rather than just saying the consoles are defective and will probably not work, let's just say that buying the consoles support terrorism, sure that works.
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Best Buy really needs to make a decent online store or team up with Amazon.com.
Justin Yost is a full-time Software Engineer and a part time educator. A graduate of Texas Tech University with a bachelor's degree in computer science, Justin relishes programming and learning more about anything and everything. When not working, Justin occasionally gives talks at the local PHP Meetup. In his free time, Justin enjoys backpacking and reading science fiction books.
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