MichaelJW

I haven't used 1Password before, but I know LastPass offers multifactor authentication via your mobile app of choice[0], which comes to essentially the same thing.

Once you've set it up, you require two passwords to log in: one you memorise; the other you read off your mobile app, and is regenerated every 30 seconds.

[0] https://helpdesk.lastpass.com/security-options/#Multifactor+...

Thanks :)

What is that widget? It looks great!

Take a look here: http://www.universalsubtitles.org/en/teams/coursera/?project...

Credit: http://www.aiqus.com/questions/38783/download-upcoming-cours...

Edit: Is this like posting a pirate link?

You may enjoy this animation of a dramatic reading of a bad review: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/558516

As I recall, in 2006 only students were allowed on it, and many of them would add seemingly everyone on campus as a friend.

It's possible that today, students still do that, but other people don't, bringing the average down.

Here's another (mock-up?) photo of Google Glass attached to regular glasses, this time from Google I/O: http://imgur.com/q4tDX

That point reminds me of Kathy Sierra's distinction between just-in-time learning and just-in-case learning: http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2005/0...

Ah, gotcha. Did you catch what the downvotes were for each question?

http://blog.reddit.com/2009/10/reddits-new-comment-sorting-s...

Check out http://reddit.com/r/tabled. Only useful after the AMA is over, admittedly.

https://blog.facebook.com/blog.php?post=405727117130

"Closing the Gift Shop may disappoint many of the people who have given millions of gifts, but we made the decision after careful thought about where we need to focus our product development efforts."

"We'll be able to focus more on improving and enhancing products and features that people use every day, such as Photos, News Feed, Inbox, games, comments, the "Like" button and the Wall."

I think you misunderstand vibrunazo's point about some games being "Ouya ready". You can already plug an Android into a TV and connect it to a controller, so some games already offer proper, non-touch gamepad support, designed to work on a big screen.

Here's a video of Sonic 4 Episode 2 that demonstrates this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fUP6mh3aOg

Plus, touchscreen games don't all require you to tap specific points on the screen (as in your Reversi example). Look at Temple Run: you duck and jump by swiping down or up, from anywhere on the screen, rather than tapping on-screen Duck and Jump buttons.

It's also identical to the 5.3" Galaxy Note phone.

You can print out ten one-use codes at a time, and generate a new list of ten at any point.

Getting a generic 500 Server Error when I try to sign up or sign in, FYI.

Also check out Steve Swink's Principles of Virtual Sensation[1]. (Ctrl-F for [Mario].)

[1] http://www.steveswink.com/principles-of-virtual-sensation/

One of the developers posted this on Reddit, in response to someone asking whether there's a registration-free version[1]:

I'm afraid not at this point. The system is set up to be connected to the user account (to make sure the votes and the links are attributed to an account).

However, it does make sense that some people might want a "Viewer only" version which doesn't add or vote, but just displays. We might look in to this....?

[1] http://www.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/u8q8a/new_tool_to_h...

Rock Band 3.

A change to Google's ranking algorithm that was rolled out last year: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Panda

It looks like Google are working on it. Here's what I see when I search for [regular expression], as I often do to double-check syntax: http://screencast.com/t/A9DoZXes6

Edit: It used to be the case that if you bookmarked the result (and had your bookmarks synced with Google), it'd star the result as well. Seems this feature has gone, though.

Another alternative is to install Darktremor Apps2SD[1] on top of another ROM such as CM7. This will let you partition some of your SD card as extra "internal" space.

[1] https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=158809660835039

Remind's me of Fitts's Law: http://particletree.com/features/visualizing-fittss-law/

There's the Sonic Physics Guide (http://info.sonicretro.org/Sonic_Physics_Guide), though that's more about implementing the physics of the original Sonic games in code, rather than explaining real-world physics through playing Sonic games.

Their Web Shape demo (http://webdemo.visionobjects.com/shape.html?locale=default#) lets you "scratch out" objects - perhaps they could implement that here? It's what I usually do when writing equations quickly, anyway.

As I recall, the Lost finale was broadcast simultaneously in the UK and the US, so people actually did do this. Obviously that's a special case though.

One issue to bear in mind is spoilers; if something big and exciting and story-based aired last night in the US, chances are I'm going to see someone spoil some aspect of the plot on Twitter this morning.

I found it when searching for something that wasn't in the list.

Apologies, I did not mean to misrepresent him.

New update from Gabe: http://penny-arcade.com/2011/12/26/an-update1

"When these assholes threaten me or Penny Arcade I just laugh. I will personally burn everything I’ve made to the fucking ground if I think I can catch them in the flames."

Dan Meyer often talks about this so-called "pseudocontext": http://blog.mrmeyer.com/?cat=89