@acecoltsgrl Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

DING DING DING -> “@alancse: @mattgemmell KHAAAAAN!” (Correct!)

@uliwitness FC is up there, and a good guess, but not my fave. :)

@acecoltsgrl Way too recent. :)

@darkrock @vivadabungy You both said Shawshank; I'm curious why? (That's not my fave movie, though.)

@ClareSutcliffe Those grapes, and the ionised air from the iMac, will keep the bugs away. :)

Been asked my fave movie, for the magazine. You can guess! I'll quote-RT the 1st person to get it. (My university friends are disqualified.)

@ClareSutcliffe Now I'm picturing one of those museum exhibits with an ancient animal in a big block of ice.

@ClareSutcliffe That'll probably raise the temperature, making it more inviting for incubation!

@iamleeg What really struck me is number of people (there, here, email) to whom the idea of hashing seems to be brand new.

Latecomers to Path thing tell me "Read the comments!" The guy on there with my name/pic, talking to Path guy - that's me, Captain Diligence.

Square introduces their WebSocket library for Objective-C, available for all to use. corner.squareup.com/2012/02/socket…

@laurakalbag "Zucchini".

@fabienpenso @flyosity As @bmf says, assume positive intent.

@flyosity That did give me pause. I assume a non-CS background.

@McCarron Sorry @rosst :(

This is a really nice $19 UI pack/theme for app/web design, as layered PSDs: designmodo.com/futuricopro/

@kevinoregan I'd guess that too (if they update at all). Still, that in no way invalidates @RossT's point. :)

@samuelgoodwin They're in the comments below; might have to give it a moment to let the (Disqus) comments load into the page?

Someone get @iamleeg to write a nice, simple piece on where you can use hashing to avoid privacy issues in social networking apps. :)