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#1 Blue Hole, Lighthouse Reef, Belize (great snorkeling!), #2 South Dakota Tornado, #3 Breaking Surf, Bora-Bora, French Polynesia - Mitchell Tsai from Bookmarklet

#tornado - Mitchell Tsai

"It’s important to note that we have been given the green light by Twitter to post this information - They aren’t happy about it, but they are able to live with it, they say (more on why they did that in our later post)." - Eric Schonfeld http://www.techcrunch.com/2009... - Daniel J. Pritchett

何止“无间道”，双簧+海派清口+间歇性失忆+分裂人格互串，这些可能性都不是没有的：） - K.D.

There's also Chicago and Sydney at night: http://www.docbert.org/MP/# - Mona Nomura from Bookmarklet

Hahahhahahha! That is totally what it feels like. FF's search is *so* powerful. - Mona Nomura

Oh yeah baby! Sign me the fuck up! Bag of Doritos headgear FTW! - Adam Turetzky from Bookmarklet

The real question is; does it use a chip-clip to seal it off? - Adam Turetzky

"Some of the clearest pictures ever of the surface of Mars have been beamed back to Earth from a European Space Agency probe." - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

That is amazing... - ‘-.-’ Tutivillus Grift

"I think something like this could work (haven't tested it, but the premise holds - you're dynamically loading the script at a later time, rather than inline using a document.write). var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www."); jQuery.getScript(gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js", function(){ _gat._getTracker("UA-8245545-1")._trackPageview(); });" - John Resig

Good read for anyone who was hit by the Github outage today. How to use the D in DVCS' ;) - Clint Ecker

How Ars made their commenting system 60-90% faster, including quoting, editing, and more! - Chris Messina from Mento

This is really big news, Ars has uncovered that a Clearwire exec is advising Obama on DTV policy. Turns out that if the transition is significantly delayed, Clearwire profits at the benefit of their competitors. Not good :( - Clint Ecker

Hey, the Reddit alien. - Rishabh Mishra (p248)

I wonder what would happen if you mailed a package with a professional looking label that read, "Warning: bomb inside, do not drop." - Nathan Mylott

"The commit needs to be read a little more closely: // Use of jQuery.browser is deprecated. // It's included for backwards compatibility and plugins, // although they should work to migrate away. We're keeping jQuery.browser for the foreseeable future but we want developers to move away from using it - and the best way to get developers to do that is to become a good example of proper development patterns. To be clear: The points included in $.support are mostly browser bug specific (IE bugs that can't be tested with normal object detection) - and they don't encompass every possible bug (only about a dozen or so). It's expected that other developers will add their own testing points in the future. Also, in that commit I forgot to land the actual support.js file - it can be found here: http://dev.jquery.com/browser..." - John Resig

This is teh cool! - directeur

"Yesterday, the one-man-band of a tech blogger, Michael Arrington, let loose with yet another outrageously indignant diatribe–this time that he and his TechCrunch site would forthwith break all news embargoes. Not content with the traffic generated last week by his obviously faked Wrestlemania bout with French entrepreneur Loic Le Meur about the lazy-lunching Europeans, he moved on to a more promising, but ultimately meaningless riff on PR people versus journalists over embargo-breaking." - Dave Winer from Bookmarklet

Dawn, really, you had never heard of Kara Swisher? She's pretty huge in the sphere of bloggers who cover Silicon Valley and tech. - Laura Norvig

All 749 pages of it! - Stephen Gornick