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Gosh, it sure would be nice if the actual scientific results weren't locked behind a paywall...if I paid taxes in the EU I'd be pissed.

Next step is for someone to hook this to the top of their car and teach it to autopilot.

To lose weight, first we burn some fat: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_oxidation "...Hydration: The next step is the hydration of the bond between C-2 and C-3." enoyl CoA hydratase <--H2O--> L-β-hydroxyacyl CoA

Now if I could only get some vmware <-> ec2 direct compatibility up in here ... proprietary conversion tools = fail.

He's extremely lucky, but certainly no charlatan. He's stumbled across the human equivalent of a master developmental control gene knockout mouse.

Someday you may get a replacement organ in time due to r&d stemming from this girl's DNA.

Looks like amazon needs to hire google's accountant.

Any guess as to when the <device> element (or api - Berjon vs Hixie?) will be adopted by a shipping browser so we can have this all-js microphone (and camera) access without a flash shim?

My bet is Android webkit first (ericcson closed source webkit proof of concept already exists); a timeline would be nice though.

Code + howto on github, anyone?

Alchemy llvm-to-actionscript gave us http://github.com/mkr3142/QuakeFlash, hope someone uses this to give us QuakeCanvas.

Oh, he's not confusing it at all. He's just so used to being able to take advantage of the average employee being the one confusing the biz & personal that when an employee acts like a businessman, it challenges his entire exploitative hustle.

I would love to have Appengine as an alternative to AWS, but what's a poor boy to do without his nodejs & cassandra?

Can't wait for one big mesh (802.11s) to come standard on all devices - imagine a world where banning wifi and google/verizon cronyism are impossible (at least in metro areas).

when ios supports the w3c device api allowing local camera access from javascript.