It's more of a sales pitch than a report. They make you give them an email address and then only give you meaningless highlights and the results in vaguely explained categories for the top 10 schools.

It's looking more and more like something akin to ham radio licensing should be required for drone over a certain size and/or range.
Even an easy exam would insure people have basic safety knowledge and establish a minimum level of accountability.

I had a good experience building a DIY security system based on a M1 controller from Elk Products. The documentation was clear and there are add on options for connecting it to the internet and interfacing with other home automation equipment.

http://www.elkproducts.com/product_family_overview.html

If you add a deny all robots.txt, the domain will be permanently excluded from the archive.org wayback machine, regardless of if you change it to allow later.

Currently there is no way to exclude only a portion of a site, or to exclude archiving a site for a particular time period only.
When a URL has been excluded at direct owner request from being archived, that exclusion is retroactive and permanent.

http://archive.org/about/faqs.php#14

It seems a bit deceptive for a company selling physical goods to put out a headline like this while apparently ignoring the energy used to actually manufacture their products.

Netvibes set to reader view appears to look pretty similar from what I can see, but all the RSS reader sites I try seem to be down at the moment. Anyone have experience using it?

If the current mics are giving you decent audio, it would be way simpler just to either connect them to the sound in on an existing computer, or if there isn't already going to be something always on, you could set up a plug computer which could easily upload the recordings, or perhaps even host them its self. Something like the SheevaPlug should be more than enough.

So as far as I can tell, even after reading the so called technical explanation, it reboots the computer into Linux and then downloads magic buzzword driven pixie dust from the cloud, thus allowing it to solve all your computer problems.

The Adventure Playground in Berkeley, California lets kids run around with hammers, nails, paint, wood, and, in fact, saws, allowing them to build what they want with adequate but limited supervision. They even have a zip line.

Um... Youtube has had a flag this option for a long time now.

Master card appears to have an opt out page. Anyone know if there's something similar for Visa?

From: http://www.gig-u.org/

• Arizona State University
• Case Western Reserve University
• Colorado State University
• Duke University
• George Mason University
• Howard University
• Indiana University
• Michigan State University
• North Carolina State University
• Penn State University
• University of Alaska
• University of Chicago
• University of Florida
• University of Hawaii
• University of Illinois
• University of Kentucky
• University of Louisville
• University of Maryland
• University of Michigan
• University of Missouri
• University of Montana
• University of New Mexico
• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• University of South Florida
• University of Virginia
• University of Washington
• Virginia Tech
• Wake Forest University
• West Virginia University

They're cheap, don't make a mess, don't dry out, and probably conduct better too.

I see you've covered the camera with electrical tape. Would you be interested in these other privacy related products?

Does anyone know how much this stuff currently costs? Everything I can find says call for quote, which probably isn't a good sign.