As recently as 2010 I used YUI a fair bit.

The NYT is not particularly liberal, unless you compare it to Fox news.

VOA (the news station funded by the CIA to spread anti-communist pro USA propaganda) is substantially to the left of the NYT and the rest of the media companies in the US owned by major corporations.

However it appears that Prenda Law was not representing who they said they were representing. So this could be one of those rare times that the false claims section comes into play.

One thing that is not clear from the reports is whether or not the head of litigation at Morrison Foerster's LA office made a personal appearance on behalf of Verizon or not (He is listed as one of Verizon's attorney's on the declaration submitted by Verizon).

More hated than Pelosi: Obama and Bush Jr.

More dangerous than Napolitano: Obama.

Fucked up more than Fiorina; Jason Elop

Which is probably phase 2 at yahoo.

But, getting there might well mean everyone comes into the office and then you hand out the perk.

I would expect telecommuting to return to yahoo, after the current problems are dealt with.

Or a paid update to XP. XP service pack 4 $99.99.

It would be fun to see Balmer decide that the future of the employees that worked on windows 8 depended on them outselling XP service pack 4. (Well if you are the type of person that enjoyed the war of the roses anyways.)

The problem with your theory is that it takes on average seven years to be a good teacher and most teachers quit in the first five years.

If you are going to build your own tablet or smart phone I suspect you are going to want a 3d printer to make the case, which adds a significant amount to the up front costs.

Personally, I suspect one could make ones own smart phone for under 3k, but I haven't had the time to try. Would be a cool project though.

I would argue that a smart phone is actually more of a Personal Computer than the workstation on my desk, which I use mostly for work.

I would guess that over 80% of my personal stuff is done on my phone.

My ipad is mostly for reading at night because the kindle does not have "paper white" display that you can read after the lights are out.

Not quite.

The attacker only gets the password, however the password is never directly used, it is always converted to the hash.The hash is essentially the real password, and for injection attacks is more useful than the password as it saves you from converting the password to the hash.

While the person who taught me how to cook without needing recipes was a physicist I would argue that it cooking is mostly chemistry.

I would classify vinegar cakes as sort of the ultimate nerd baking.

One of the useful features of solr/lucene is the MLT key word (which stands for More Like This).

Another useful feature of many NOSQL databases is faceted searches with good performance.

It seems to be a very common practice to store the data in an SQL database and duplicate that database in a nosql database to use for searching, then if the nosql database gets corrupted you rebuild from the original data and your searches are incomplete while the rebuild goes on. (worst case I've had to deal with is a couple days for the rebuild).

Many sites use both SQL and NOSQL databases. Eventual consistency is fine for a lot of use cases, in others use cases eventual consistency renders the application completely useless.