Logical Extremes

Tonight's sunset was brought to you by... standing on the summit of the tallest mountain in the world, alpine tundra climate, 32°F, evidence of ancient glaciers, a mile above the clouds, - Logical Extremes via email

Globetrottin' LE. Have fun dude. - Derrick

Bonus points if you name a movie that filmed in this spot. BTW, "on a muthafrickin' boat" is not specific enough. - Logical Extremes via email

kuaii? - Zachary Adam Cohen

...cross the road? - Logical Extremes via email

to lay eggs. - vijay

To roast in my oven. - Derrick

*waves* - Derrick

Joe I'm afraid - Steve C

Joe - Lindsey is Fierce!

Any Jasons out there? - Logical Extremes

Saving Face is a good, thoughtful contribution to the literature on social network site privacy. It builds on danah boyd, Alessandro Acquisti, Clay Shirky, Lorrie Cranor, and yours truly in thinking about privacy on Facebook as a difficult problem of social norms and interface design, rather than as a contradiction in terms... - Logical Extremes

At a minimum, any third parties that ride on top of social networks should be limited by the privacy permissions that users have already given to the networks themselves. It is not always clear that they are. Far greater transparency is also needed. Signing up to an application usually means being asked to grant broad permissions without knowing what personal data will be used or how. There is often no information about the application’s developer or even a link to a privacy policy. - Logical Extremes

I suppose this is the anti- Flush You Hussy! - Logical Extremes via Bookmarklet

for $5,500 it had better lick my undercarriage clean and then call me in the morning. - Dead Silence

Ummmm thanks for the info...I won't be going into space with you any time soon. ;) - Shevonne

Your blood will boil and head will implode before you can scream - Mo Kargas

Ohhhh...I forgot about that movie! My son loves it - Shevonne

"The project "A Visual Expedition Inside the Linux File Systems" [jhu.edu] consists of a collection of 78 visualizations (e.g. dotplots, bar graphs, treemaps, scatter plots...) and 10 animations that illustrate the relationships among the Linux File Systems through the lens of the external symbols their kernel modules use." - Logical Extremes via Bookmarklet

...and starting at the countdown from 10 or so, I'll be playing my Six Degrees Radio™ game... every song has to have a close connection to the song before it. - Logical Extremes

I misread that as 100,000 Scobles. Uhm... DYA&RS? - Chris Charabaruk '_'

Perhaps the most famous example of why the serial comma should be used is this apocryphal book dedication: “To my parents, Ayn Rand and God.” - Logical Extremes via Bookmarklet

Grammar, FTW. - Derrick

"Google is putting millions of users at risk of fraud from hackers and needs to enable encryption by default on its most popular web apps, including Gmail and Google Docs, a gaggle of security researchers told the search giant Tuesday in an open letter." [The letter and list of signatories: http://www.cloudprivacy.net/letter...] - Logical Extremes via Bookmarklet

HTTPS is a good thing for the internet... it helps protect individual surfers from snoops, limits the ability for ISPs and carriers and governments to read our bits, and makes it easier to assert Fair Use rights with content, among other things. - Logical Extremes

Yes, please. - Derrick

I will believe it when I see it. - Alex Scrivener

You mean you can take pictures of police again? And the damn CCTV is gone? - Matthew DeVries

Say it like Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino. It works like a charm. - Brandon Mendelson

Patricia, it's just in fun. I back up to a large field and enjoy being immersed in a variety of wildlife, even if it is frustrating when they eat something I wanted to keep. - Logical Extremes