This (past) year Adobe showed off a very complete looking sneak that took most people by surprise, “Adobe Rome”. This very ambitious project written in 20k (orignally I typed 200k, typo, thank you Jon for that find) lines of code works on both the web and desktop via Adobe AIR and is written completely using the Flex framework. Previously many people in the community had criticized Adobe for delivering a lackluster photo-editing application with Photoshop Express, especially compared to some other competitors that were also using Adobe Flex to produce much more impressive online tools. However this application seems to blow the rest of the online photo-editing applications away.
How is this data being collected, exactly? Are citizens being asked to spy on their friends, neighbors, the guy down the street with a few guns? These reports need citation and transparency of collection techniques, otherwise the numbers are like any other: subject to manipulation. Emphasis mine.
The State of the Internet. In video Chart form!
Glenn Beck Keynote Speech at CPAC Pt 1 of 6 (via therightscoop)
Seriously, does anyone listen to what this man says? He is neither a libertarian nor a speaker of truth. Emphasis mine.
Ron Paul at CPAC 2010 - Full Speech 2/19/10
Drilling for oil off the coast of the Falkland Islands will begin next week despite opposition from Argentina, the government there has said.
How could SeeClickFix alert any Government in the world so easily when you report an issue?
Watch the video made our buddy Ted Mann at Gannett.
Fist Pump: I’m a Mac Ad Gets “Jersey Shore” Inspired iPad Parody [via Mashable]
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