This happened to my site and the google webmaster tools were helpful but frustrating, it took 2 weeks of my site being banned in all major browsers before they officially sanctioned it OK. It did give me a list of all the URLS where there was problems, so it wasn't too hard to debug.

Before a million 'oh noes runtime' posts. It doesn't use the flash runtime, it uses Apple's LLVM to convert the usual AS3 JIT runtime to being a compiled app. This is why it won't have any problems with the app store. The OP is wrong, and it's documented. As proved by the fact they have apps on the store. I just hope this gets Open Sourced so that we don't have to use the Flash IDE to do it.

So could this be used as a precedent for 'exporting' other decrypting code?

He may however on the overall costs including the cinema tickets

I thought that, but one of the project owners has a google.com email address

There are a lot of explanations in these threads... If you dont get it after reading them go and consult the video.

I'd like to try writing some of these robots, and I'm fascinated what other larger companies are going to do with it. Facebook integration would be great, but I'm more interested in seeing how the google apps on the whole work with it.

I thought I'd say a big thanks from the Mac community!

Don't forget that they were nice enough to let us watch the advert first then tell us that we can't watch it. Alternative link: http://www.gametrailers.com/game/rage/5315

The book Emotional Intelligence quotes that how good a kid is at delaying gratification between 2-5 has a better chance at identifying their SAT scores etc. Nothing too new here.

I've only been buying Xbox arcade / Wiiware games on my consoles for the past 2-3 months, they seem to be the most interesting. Perhaps the trend is turning on itself as it takes so much time to make a larger game nowadays.

Set that graph to 10years and you can see the tech bubble pop :)

that depends, you'd probably whitelist each font individually depending on who bought it for what domain etc. Either way its the point of making it like iTunes, easy enough to use that its going to get most people to use it.

One way I've thought of it working is having the font hosted on your server, but hidden behind a php file. so when someone asks for it, it can check the refering website to see if its whitelisted and pass forwards the font data. Otherwise showing blank. It doesn't stop someone whose hardcore on getting it, but it'd be easier for them to grab it of TPB then.

Fonts are just data, essentially just a collection of vectors and in some later ones little bits of parsable code that looks for when you type two letters together to make a combination of the two (ligatures) . Unsure if this is in every browser engine that supports font-face.