Eh, hash the hash server side. Still though, if you can simply inject bad javascript, it doesn't matter at all.

So, the way the article is written, it almost makes it sound like he was accused of murder BECAUSE he googled his name. "...surprised to find out he was wanted for murder after Googling his name."

what what in the butt?

I'm a volunteer firefighter, and our dispatch center already sends us texts, as well as the typical page out over radio. That system proves incredibly useful for us. There is no way for us to text back through the system though, and the number is not a 911 number, it's a normal SMS short code number. Of course, going the other way is a different situation entirely, but my point is, I think that this shows that it is inevitable that texting is going to soon become a part of normal 911 operations.

The muggles have figured out how to put moving pictures in their magazines. Seriously though, I wonder if this was at all inspired by Harry Potter?

I wonder what percentage of Americans are worried about loosing their intellectual property?

http://yro.slashdot.org/story/10/08/10/216252/FBI-Prioritizes-Copyright-Over-Missing-Persons

This is one good reason to have a unified app service, where all the apps are first vetted before they are released. I think mozilla's addon collection is a good model to follow.

Yeah, the court system is blatantly contradictory of itself. I understand laws change over time, but the thing is, they should change consistently.

Java may end up dying, but the JVM will not, because it is very low level, and deployed almost everywhere. Languages are popping up all over the place.

Java is significantly better now that it was years ago. It's not slow anymore, and I can make Java look exactly like any Win XP or Linux native app in just a few lines of code. Granted, I'm not aware of any easy way (if any) to make it look like a Win 7 native app, but it's looking like it will just be a matter of time before that happens. We are writing a Java Desktop application at work, and we are even doing things like allowing the user to select the theme of the app. Java has very much improved over the last several years.

Yeah, but it's all... fixed width, and this isn't a code writing environment. It kinda makes me feel like he's a robot though. When I read the comment, I pictured a robot in my mind.

According to wikipedia, McMurdo Ice Station supports 1,258 residents. Per this poll, 1301 residents voted. I'm willing to give a vote flub of about 50, so according to this, all of the station's residents voted in this poll.

Perhaps you have to run "sudo ls" on the /sbin directory?