Growing up, we had Commodore 64s, Atari 800s, and Tandy Color Computers to interest us.

This would be, by far, the best money you could spend.

http://amzn.to/1yREUVd

This single handedly made me fall in love with logic, design, and creative problem solving.

As posted recently on Twitter by @Henry_Young:

"#MtGox=Service #Bitcoin=Protocol. If Gmail closed would email be dead? No because Gmail is a service & email is a protocol."

We could raise money to teach him how to read. And then, maybe, we could send him to a school that will teach him how to read a full article, and apply basic cognitive skills before spewing all over slashdot.

Anyone with me?

This is simply good stewardship. One of the largest exchanges (actually not, Bitstamp, rather another ahem Magic: The Gathering Online Exchange site) had a rush of buy orders, so they decided to redeem an address they kept in cold, offline storage to meet demand.

This is a good thing(tm), as it means that there isn't any fractional deposit factoring going on.

Firefox will be exactly what Scott Adams predicted...

http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1995-03-25/

Applets may be "The Debil", but they also fill a need that can't be filled by Flash or HTML5.

Mozilla needs to get over themselves.

Exactly. When Baidu added it as a supported payment method, the game changed.

Oracle is planning to sue the America's Cup team for violating their patents on "Boat API v1.0"... that'll teach them to build a boat using standard terms like hull, sail, and rudder!

Google Fiber has nothing on Chattanooga's epbFI footprint and speeds... this is the message I sent Ken:

Hi Ken,

I saw your latest blog post, and noticed that you included Google Fiber, but not EPBfi. Chattanooga's fiber network is much larger than Google's pilot, and as a customer, I know that I have never received anything less than your highest XL level stream.

Please extract statistics for epbfi.com and epbfi.net to show our statistics.

Thanks,

John