#xport #xportpro #linux #uclinux| Missing from @lantronix http://t.co/omjk68QM : /bin/s2e -C /mnt/flash/etc/s2e-ttyS0.conf

Conficker The 'Worm' That Could Bring Down The Internet : NPR http://t.co/AoT25KtS @nprfreshair

RT @jonathandirk: Frequencies 20/100: Brook Wilensky-Lanford (@modmyth), "The Whole Earth Catalog." http://t.co/1q2ZGHaP @frqncs

@Delicious http://t.co/Gz06DjUs isn't working for me (http://t.co/PGszpUUZ) Chrome: "No data received" It did work fine 3/29/11 & before

@Delicious http://t.co/Gz06DjUs isn't working for me (http://t.co/PGszpUUZ) Chrome: "No data received" It did work fine 3/29/11 & before

http://t.co/4OGHKASI #skos via http://t.co/B4vEJRwQ #rdf #rdfs #library via @dweinberger

http://t.co/4OGHKASI #skos via http://t.co/B4vEJRwQ #rdf #rdfs #library via @dweinberger

#Library Lab | The Molecule of Data | http://t.co/tYth8nd5 @dweinberger discusses the evolution of cataloging with Karen Doyle | #marc #owl

RT @adafruit: “The Open Source Ecology Steam Engine Project” by Mark Norton — #ohsummit http://t.co/0utsfJOw

Matt Ridley: Deep Optimism – The Long Now http://t.co/ebYrEZ0m – Worthwhile, thought provoking @longnow

"definition of the Web is resources loaded over the Internet using HTTP then displayed in a hyperlink-capable client." http://t.co/Gpemdlrg

See how a wind project helped a Maine lodgeowner's business. http://t.co/ooYfc91O
– First Wind (FirstWind) http://twitter.com/FirstWind/status/118427821940019200

#Cassandra http://t.co/gjGCdzWq Good technical discussion. @merlyn #nosql

Games – Radiolab http://t.co/CYqFEQKi

RT @timoreilly: Wow, Elizabeth Warren just got my support in her Senate race. Big time common sense and straight talk! http://t.co/eiZ6ebpB

RT @uah: TRAIL$ by @dotmancando (a designer i'm incredibly fortunate to work with) a chilling examination of a "fluid" economy: http://t …

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RT @RobbOrr: A steampunk documentary with @Doctorow and @CMPriest ? Hell yes! http://t.co/n5uVZd28

#LISP in #EBNF notation: expr -> atom | list ❚ atom -> number | name | string | operator ❚ list -> '(' expr* ')' http://t.co/qnAoyR2C

John Perry Barlow http://t.co/ivFvBkyi I wish they hadn't interrupted him so much. Information and experience are not the same.

Enjoying Booksontape.com : The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place, Book I: The Mysterious Howling by Maryrose Wood http://t.co/Pd5trkmp

Susan and I kayaked here today: http://t.co/E4uUzyd1 Cliffs, some cool camps but too many

OED word of the day is OK http://t.co/rEygee0A
OED word of the day is OK http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/130925

RT @pdp7: HOORAY! T @sciguy14: Arduino DUE: 96MHZ cortex M3 32bit micro – holy crap! Look out, chipkit! (Dev Edition for now) http://t …

<blockquote>
<p>"the Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP), a specialized web transfer protocol for use with constrained networks and nodes for machine-to-machine applications such as smart energy and building automation".
</p>
<span><p><strong>Brian Frank</strong>&nbsp;is the founder of SkyFoundry and software architect of the SkySpark software platform. Previously, Brian was co-founder of Tridium and lead architect of the Niagara Framework. He is active in the development of open source initiatives for programming languages and protocols including: Fantom, Sedona, oBIX, and Project-Haystack.</p><p>Resources</p><ul><li><a href="https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-core-coap/">Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP)</a></li><li><a href="http://www.obix.org/">oBIX (Open Building Information Xchange)</a></li><li><a href="http://project-haystack.org/">Project Haystack</a></li><li><a href="http://fantom.org/">Fantom Programming Language</a></li></ul></span>.
</blockquote>

@mshook http://t.co/oreJnVF1
– Deal Notts (dealkntgu0) http://twitter.com/dealkntgu0/status/114338120895447040

<blockquote>
This week in the magazine, <a href="http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/books/2011/09/19/110919crbo_books_levy">Ariel Levy</a> writes about Wilhelm Reich, the creator of the orgone box, and some of the sexual revolutions that preceded him. Here Blake Eskin talks with Levy about Reich’s idea that sexual health leads to social health, why all sexual revolutions think they have discovered something new, and how our current cultural moment isn’t as sexually fulfilling as it appears to be.</blockquote>
Wilhelm Reich – Permanent Sexual Revolution: A Podcast with Ariel Levy http://nyr.kr/pwDY98

A curious book: Press Here (9780811879545): by Herve Tullet: http://t.co/CWcODIyv Susan brought it home yesterday

http://t.co/2txUqXu RT @joshu "posted my new pet project to HN: http://t.co/f0OrgW3"

http://t.co/2txUqXu RT @joshu "posted my new pet project to HN: http://t.co/f0OrgW3"
stackparts | Writing a web application is not just LAMP any more. Choose parts of your stack. http://bit.ly/stackparts 

Warren's photos – Flickr: brackmannphotography's Photostream http://t.co/lspZm7s

Mirabella V motored through the Great Harbor 9/4 & was moored off #BarHarbor 9/5 http://bit.ly/r2y3by