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FTFY.

   Not quite.  Directly from their announcement:  tl;dr - If you accept payments from Google Wallet/Checkout for services not on Google Play/Market, be prepared to use a different service come November.

Fluxbox.  Love me some Fluxbox. Only other manager I'll use is a very, very heavily modified KDE4.

Life is so much simpler when you just stand up for yourself and say 'no'.

I propose the Don Draper Approach.   :ph34r:

Wondering how often he's going to hear "too lazy, you could probably research it yourself" now :rolleyes:  

Hah :P   Fran'll have to chime in on that one - he was dealing with the attacks while Solar and I were loading nodes into the truck.. I was just concentrating on getting things packed up quickly.

You never know... he might be doing just that, simply under a new name without revealing himself as LEA.  Given all of the drama, and the inevitable flood of attentions/questions he would get from a public surfacing, one can't really blame him for not wanting to get mixed into the mess anymore.

  If CC could mitigate attacks, our NY deployment wouldn't have been tanked offline by skid booters while we were moving the west-coast gear from SJ to LV.

Don't use 'em.  If I can't afford to buy something, I don't need it.

My daughter will be 9 this summer.  Currently no plans for any additions to the family, though.  (Yes, she has a mask of her own  B))

tl;dr - they call me 'Pony' for a reason :P

Matt said he was hungry - it was the logical thing to do  :ph34r:

This function exists as the 'View New Content' URL on the header and footer of each page, btw.

By all means, it's code you mean to put into production.  Personally, I try to take advantage of leaning opportunities, not ignore them.

You must've made Anthony's day :P 

No offense OP, but you really need to work on your consistency.  Jumping back and forth between string formats, for example, will just create a headache for whoever's auditing your code.

Consoles are a fairly obsolete thing for my house.  With the exception of the kids playing on the Wii, all it gets used for now is occasional Netflix (time to re-enable my CA proxy... the US selections have gone to shit again).  The PS3 is nothing more than a glorified media player now, soon to...

Pretty much what I said, yes.

Not for the last 60 years, no. Wait, don't tell me you thought the whole "Bill of Rights" thing was serious? :P