IPv4 exhaustion widgets and iPhone app

Hurricane Electric has created a series of applications, widgets and JavaScript snippets to display the estimated exhaustion time and rate of IPv4, and the growing adoption of IPv6. link

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Firefox winning by a big margin

Scaryideas.com browser percentages for June '09

Firefox is winning on scaryideas.com by a huge margin, 67%. Leaving Internet Explorer with just under 13% and very close behind Safari at 10%. Firefox’s large lead on scaryideas.com is probably because the main audience are design orientated people who would use Firefox’s plug-ins rather than home or corporate users who may stay with IE.

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Is your Moral Compass broken?

A nun, a CEO and a scientist are in a burning building. You can save one of them. Which one do you save?

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