Morieris

I'd watch that. Like an Iron Chef show, but with programmers. Iron Programmer. Today's secret ingredient is... REGULAR EXPRESSIONS! Go!

Up here. Good luck.

No. I know of no method that works, other than YouTube videos.

Great writeup. I'm currently on step 8. Even though the process looks dense and problematic, it's still leagues ahead of the process required to get apps up on Verizon, TMobile, or other AT&T devices...

I've bought a domain name while under the influence. It seemed like a good idea at the time.

I had this up over my desk for quite a while:

http://www.astro.princeton.edu/~mjuric/universe/

People always asked what it was; my standard response was "The universe. All of it."

Television sucks; news at 11.

Obligatory self-referential search for ycombinator: http://www.google.com/insights/search/#cat=&q=ycombinato...

That seems like a good idea... I imagine it would keep out account farmers, or people using dupe accounts to vote many times.

Yeah, that was pretty underwhelming. Wake me up when they do something interesting, like finally decide to drop the legacy core and run with a bsd subsystem.

I have one of those for my home computer, and I think it's great. The short throws on the keys feel nice, and overall it is quite solid. I wouldn't want one at work though, as it lacks a proper numpad. Also, chicks dig it; it's a sexy keyboard. http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRI...

Technical books must be on physical paper for me, especially when used as reference materials. Casual reading (sci-fi, fantasy, etc) I like to have on an ebook, simply because I go through a lot more of them. I use my psp for ebooks, typically.