GloryFish

You couldn't pay me to run an s-video signal into my TV.

I use Justin.tv to stream my dachshunds while I'm at work. Same idea, different species: http://daswiener.com It works great, currently running the stream from a Linux host.

From what I've been reading in places like Touch Arcade, review times are going down significantly. I submitted my app (http://tcgcounter.com) on Monday night, it changed to In Review the next morning, that evening it went to Ready For Sale, and was on the app store about two hours after that. Super fast.

drupalgardens.com from Dries' (creator of Drupal) company Acquia seems to fit the bill.

I paid for TwonkyVision. It was faster and easier to set up than the free alternative (MediaTomb). Saved me time so it was worth the money.

Searching for "cancel google" brings up http://cancelgoogle.com for me. Looks like a mix of legit, fake, and non-native English speaking responses...

They are clearly in the same genre of "MIDI controller in a guitar body". But I wouldn't call it a rip off. The MISA is touch-screen based while the Ztars include many different kinds of controllers.

From the looks of it, I think the MISA would make quite an interesting addition to a stage show.

And IDKFA would enable any panels you hadn't acquired yet.

The link leads to a section with several pages. Each page is about a hiatus in a director's career and contains a video with a longish paragraph about the delay. Reading is involved and it is akin to a slideshow (with videos instead of images).

I think "view a video slideshow" is a bit better.

Is this his Twitter account? Apparently, not dead as of 22 min ago: http://twitter.com/Str0ke

cat zf05.txt | grep gloryfish

Yeah there's a difference between forcing a kid to program and making an environment that encourages tinkering when they want to.

You wouldn't build a car that required engine maintenance to start up expecting that you'd get a bunch of mechanics.