via →Instead, Google has shown that it thinks about day care the same way every other company does — as a luxury, not a benefit. Judging by what’s transpired, that’s what Google is fast becoming: just another company.
Since I probably forgot to tell everybody I usually talk to, I’m off on vacation today. Taking trip from Amsterdam -> Copenhagen -> Oslo. Will be back Sunday.
Oh, and I hate early flights.
[…] Just how will Apple meet expectations? Using the patent application as a guide, Apple appears to be making room on the iPhone for flash memory, which means an end to Apple’s standoff with Adobe (ADBE) that’s kept iPhones from easily viewing a plethora of Internet videos.
Yeah.
via →Usually CSI manages to get its IT-stuff kind-of correct. That’s until I spotted this on reddit:
This is absolutely hilarious. A very excited australian is doing a commentary on a Starcraft replay.
Recently launched(?) music store Lala.com has been hacked. No, nobody broke into their servers or did any fancy-schmancy SQL injection, someone just figured out a clever way to trick their system into delivering data they would otherwise make money of.
Once again, Slashdot is home to malicious code. Posted by Anonymous Coward, there’s a full perl script that will let you not only search their list of songs from your terminal, but it also constructs the full URL to download it. For free.
An anonymous tip confirms that it works. Just kidding, it was me.
When was the last time you compiled this? Never? Well then you missed this:
memcache.c:45:2: warning: #warning "Working around busted-ass Linux header include problems: use FreeBSD instead"
memcache.c:46:2: warning: #warning "http://www.FreeBSD.org/ - you won't regret it"