For unused cables that you keep in a drawer, use zip-lock plastic bags to keep them separated.

It has been mentioned in the media here in Norway, but it's really not part of the discussion about why he did this. His political beliefs (anti-Islam, anti-Labour Party, etc) is the focus now. In addition to how much of a lunatic this guy really is.

The manifesto is full of details about just about everything, so it's easy to pick one small thing and focus on just that. Remember that this document is something he put together and published before the bomb and shooting, knowing that it would be read trying to find an explanation for what he did. If he expected to die, this was to be his legacy, I guess. So who knows how much of it is true and how much is how he wanted us to look at things.

... where the youth organisation of prime minister Jens Stoltenberg's Labour Party are having their annual youth camp fight now. 700 people there, Stoltenberg was to speak there tomorrow.

The police and explosives experts are saying that this was a bomb. And we do not have gas lines (for stoves etc).

With the data retention directive in the EU, the government is already tracking your phone's location. Maybe you should do the same if you at some point need to prove the government wrong?

On are more serious note, could this file be a fallback for apps that use location based services in iOS? Say an app uses the API to find the current position. iOS tries to fetch the current position using GPS or cell tower position, and if that somehow fails or takes time, it checks this file as a last resort. The file contains historical information as I understand it, so obviously it contains more info than it should.

Reading this on an iPhone gives you an article about a photo, without the photo.

Lion Server will be a part of regular Mac OS X Lion and not a separate product. So it'll still exist, but not like before. http://www.9to5mac.com/53759/apple-announced-lion-server-comes-integrated-into-mac-os-x-lion/

I saw this on tv the other day, they were talking about how the signal went down and then up as they moved between areas with different wireless networks. So it must be the strength of all networks.

I'm sure they appreciate a link on ./ so everyone here can check that their hosts are reachable.

It's nice to see that our police force already wants to protect law-abiding citizens' rights in the search for criminals, now that the data retention directive will most likely be implemented in Norway as well.

You're thinking of Surströmming. I'd link to Wikipedia but ./ did not like the umlaut o in the URL.

And he looks just like Jimmy Wales!

Finally, the year of Linux on the dinner table!

If you ever visit Oslo, Norway, check out the place Tilt (pictures). They have 15 machines, selected from the owners' collection of 230.