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The real news here is that Digg is still up :O

One of the commenters on the reddit post suggests that the financial information – credit cards, I assume – were stolen and used for purchases on another Apple account.

This is really scary as my credit cards #s were already stole a few times and it was never an issue larger than 15 minutes on phone with my bank rep. However, if this could lead to me losing my iCloud account (or Google, Amazon, etc.), this is a much bigger deal.

Happening to me right now.

I cringed so hard when I heard that...

My first thought: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland_does_not_exist

HOV lanes in Bay Area will get so crowded...

I think this a great idea but why would anyone pay for posting an ad? There're many free-to-post sites already.

Count me in. However, the Apps Status Dashboard shows that Gmail should be working, so probably you're right with the small subset affected.

Where is the coin slot so I can put some money into this awesome project?

Somehow this page misses twitter...

Of course. But you google names you come up with to check if somebody didn't found it earlier. It's hard not to do that.

NT and OS X use hybrid kernels (as well as Plan9). Linus believe that hybrid is another term for monolithic, but rest of the world does not.

AFAIR micro- ones are used by QNX and Minix. Monolithic kernels are used by Linux, *BSD (with an exception for Dragonfly, which uses hybrid kernel), Solaris, AIX(?) and more SysV descendants.

Pretty stupid stab, to be honest. Every major desktop/workstation operating system uses microkernel or hybrid architecture (even NT, yeah, that's true; I know that Linux thinks hybrid is another word for macro-). And it is like this for some purpose. To my best knowledge being macrokernel makes Linux "huge and bloated" like someone has once said.

Actually Emacs has fantastic mode for such todo lists called org-mode. You can read more about it on http://orgmode.org/

Sounds like Go with web framework to me.