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  1. Congrats to Palm for launching Project Ares - a web-based IDE for the mobile web: http://j.mp/4n2Fuy and http://j.mp/7PTALo 11 minutes ago from web
  2. Don't worry. Save some time. Your story doesn't need a shred of truth to it. It will be retweeted just the same. 17 minutes ago from web
  3. I suppose my dream of getting a Lala app on my Android phone is out of the question now, huh? about 2 hours ago from web
  4. AT&T is still sending Yellow Pages to every home in San Francisco. Have you used a paper Yellow Pages in the past five years? about 2 hours ago from web
  5. This post on using HTML5 to make Gmail blazingly fast and feature rich on mobile devices makes me insanely happy: http://j.mp/86xcvy about 7 hours ago from web
  6. When I used your website once two years ago, at no point did I want you to send me "Happy Holidays" emails. Geez. about 7 hours ago from web
  7. You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. about 8 hours ago from web
  8. Incredible momentum for OpenID in 2009: http://bit.ly/6zMPWh 3:19 PM Dec 16th from web
  9. @Carnage4Life Try 'curl -v http://fb.me/3BhhNXU'. Looks like the 302 redirect is public. It's the final location that's protected. 8:22 AM Dec 15th from web in reply to Carnage4Life
  10. Welcoming Google Fusion Tables to our growing family of developer APIs: http://j.mp/4n85ZC 5:24 PM Dec 14th from web
  11. Rich Hickey and Clojure are raising funds to sustain open source development. I donated. Thank you, Rich! http://j.mp/4MJHsJ 8:56 AM Dec 14th from web
  12. Glass houses and all, but seriously? How could this get past a launch review? http://j.mp/7wwQ16 8:21 AM Dec 14th from web
  13. Amazon moves the needle yet again: Auction market pricing for as-available EC2 compute resources: http://j.mp/90TUD7 11:17 PM Dec 13th from web
  14. 2009 has been a good year for languages. Clojure 1.0, Go, C# 4.0 beta, Python 3.0 (and Unladen Swallow). 10:04 PM Dec 13th from web
  15. @timbray Agreed that the danger is in trolls, but the good guys need to set the bar. And even good guys can go bad... We could go on and on. 9:49 PM Dec 13th from web in reply to timbray
  16. @timbray "Just CC license the API docs" was what we were trying to improve on. Copyright was never the issue. Trademarks and patents are. 4:01 PM Dec 13th from web in reply to timbray
  17. @timbray I strongly disagree that nothing does. For one, the OWFa does (bit.ly/5u7TXx), which replaces dozens of one-offs that also do. 3:57 PM Dec 13th from web in reply to timbray
  18. @crazybob Right. Though we eventually concluded that the Apache license wasn't best applicable to specs, hence the OWFa: http://j.mp/5u7TXx 9:25 AM Dec 13th from web in reply to crazybob
  19. @Carnage4Life I'd turn that around a bit. It was the web that mattered most, regardless of how you get to it. Mobile is just another way. 8:56 AM Dec 13th from web in reply to Carnage4Life
  20. You *can* copyright an API's docs. And trademark its vocabulary. And hold patents that read on implementations. That's why we have licenses. 8:31 AM Dec 13th from web