You can use identica or tweeter for seeding and logging. Get the most recent message of a public source and use that to prove that there was no prerecording. While recording, push a hash to a public server regularly. To the readers, these hashes will be unintelligible and when you publish them at regular intervals regardless of what you are doing, you are not even letting know that you are currently actively awake.

Here's some irrational hate for you based on my use of a Lumia 800 Nokia gave me for free.
1) i cannot write software for it without a license to develop, because the phone is locked down
2) once i write something for it, it cannot share that code with my friends even if they also had a windows phone, because the phone is locked down
3) the phone cannot work as a usb drive, it is locked down and can only sync data via closed protocols or closed applications
4) the battery drains very quickly, this is just a problem for this model
5) there is no decent browser on the phone, it has internet explorer that does not handle many of the basic things a browser should do like implement createElementNS()
6) i cannot write c++ code for this phone, this phone need C#, or javascript or maybe some other CIL based programming language
7) this phone is product of a company with a very bad track record which uses the profits of its other monopolies to bully itself into this market
8) because windows phones are so locked down, like apple devices are, they are the bringing about the end of digital freedoms for consumers
9) the phone is riddles with licence agreement and dialogs that want you to give away all your data. for example, the first time you run Internet Explorer on Windows Phone, it will ask you: "Do you want to share you browser history with Microsoft so we can [...]? {YES) (CANCEL)." The use of 'CANCEL" implies that IE wont start, thus bullying people into clicking YES.

As a Free Software and more generally digital freedoms advocate, many of the problems I have with windows phone, I also have with iOS, which is shiny and has a nice UI but also a horrible lock in model and many features that cannot be modified.

I have been using a Nokia E75, a N900 and an N950 as phones and they are all pretty nice, but not perfect, but neither are any of the closed alternatives. For any future phone I might buy, I will go with openness primarily. That means the phone should be able to run an open version of Android, Mer, maybe Tizen or the Mozilla phone operating system.

Is there anything positive about Windows Phone? Not really. It is not that much different or better than the alternatives. It has a home screen, you can put widgets on it, it has an app store. Nothing revolutionary there.

There is a lot of modelling you can do on water levels that uses rainfall, erosion, climate models. This modelling is not just useful for academics, but also useful for governments that want to improve their water management.

You could go and model the decline of rain forests. There are many agencies that keep track of this. These are not acadamic jobs either.

And of course you could go into modelling the climate or dynamics of ecosystems (how do amounts of organisms change in time).

All of these topics are very challenging and very relevant for society.

The Vaadin demo applications all require cookies to work. That is unfortunate for the user. With stricter cookie regulations in many countries, it means your site is at a disadvantage if it uses cookies.

Zu Guttenberg is now adviser to the European Commission on the digital agenda. This shows that his political carreer is far from over. He is now very close to the most powerful people in europe.

http://blogs.ft.com/brusselsblog/2011/12/zu-guttenbergs-brussels-political-comeback/

Wave is still there. Check it out from http://incubator.apache.org/wave/

Chart 6d on page 22 shows that patent trolls (non practicing entities) receive vastly higher damages in software. The median for software is ~$143, while that for the runner-up (computer hardware) is ~$48.

Combine this with unavoidability of accidentally using obvious software patents and you can see why there are only a few big players that control the software market.

Chart 2c shows that the Lucent got awarded over $1500 million in damages from Microsoft for MP3 techology. I was not aware of this case from 2007 before. The damages are larger than the Eolas and i4i cases combined.

While the one child policy is certainly very very good and should be adopted on the entire plant, the effects on population growth and fertility rate are less than you think.

A good documentary on monsanto can be viewed online.

"the world according to monsanto"
There 's an acoompanying book with tons of shocking revelations about this company, starting from dioxins, ddt, round-up through to their push on GMOs while ignoring all risks and even trying to suppress them.

Here's an interesting blog by a mozilla developer on the subject of the -webkit prefix.
Basically he is reminding people that the extensions should move into W3.

At the moment the best alternative is the write the application in OpenGL ES or HTML5. The choice depends on the type of application. Both will need a small wrapper on each platform. PhoneGap is a good choice if you go with HTML5.

I'm not sure how viable the OpenGL ES option is for Windows Phone, but then I personally loathe that platform anyway.

As for look and feel consistency, look at Angry Birds to see that that is not needed at all.

KDE is working on a mobile UI: http://plasma-active.org/.

Math in ODF is MathML.

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Sorry No constellation prize for you.

Indeed, the comment was not stellar.