Yup, I believe it's zuck as well. Same statement, different walls.

"zuck"'s wall (supposedly his non public profile page) is open stating the same thing (at least it was last night when I posted).

Yet it wasn't open after el Reg posted an article about this.

Regardless of facebook's shiny new "privacy tools", platform problems that cause privacy settings not to apply to some "friends" will breach a persons privacy anyway. Be it friend lists not applying correctly or wall updates tagged with the wrong fbuid, facebook seems like a platform just waiting to leak.

http://www.facebook.com/markzuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg For those wondering, I set most of my content on my personal Facebook page to be open so people could see it. I set some of my content to be more private, but I didn't see a need to limit visibility of pics with my friends, family or my teddy bear :)

Damn, I must be blind! ;)

I dunno, but I wish I had the funds to setup a rotor. Manually aiming an Arrow II is pretty mundane.

There's a fair bit of flack over the article and I hope it doesn't dissuade any of the project team from hacking on more projects or getting involved with the hobbyist scene. As much as I find it odd they're being paid tribute for doing something many folks, over a wide range of ages, have done before - I'm sure most of us can appreciate how it felt for them to have accomplished this and don't want to put their ISS virginity back in the box.

It's pretty awesome to work your first space box!

http://www.operationfirstcontact.com/blog/episode16.htm

Today, Mr. Rector, Paul, and I went out to Radioworld and purchased a transceiver. After much research, we decided to go with the ICOM Ic-V8000. For the cost, it has exactly what we need. On Friday, we're going to be integrating it into our setup, and doing all the necessary testing.

The story is pretty hyped up but good on them anyway.