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Citing a recent court ruling in Arkansas that "has approved the use of aerial imagery to collect data on property sizes," and making reference to the already-controversial state deployment of aerial surveillance tools, sUAS suggests that drones could someday be used to manage a near-realtime catalog of local property expansions, transfers, and other tax-relevant land alterations.

Today is the tenth anniversary of Apple’s open-source WebKit codebase, which powers nearly every relevant web browser and engine used today, including Safari, Chrome, and even WebOS itself.

a strict subset of the full HTML5 specification that omits user-agent (UA) implementation details. It is targeted toward Web authors and others who are not UA implementors and who want a view of the HTML specification that focuses more precisely on details relevant to using the HTML language to create Web documents and Web applications.

We often talk about screen resolution, which is not the relevant statistic when thinking about what space our website's visitors have available. The relevant statistic is browser window size.

I was showing off some of my designs at a recent Makerbot user group meeting, and I wished I had tags for them with QR codes and some other relevant data. This bookmarklet will generate such tags.

So how do we know which +1’s to show you? Like social search, we use many signals to identify the most useful recommendations, including things like the people you are already connected to through Google (your chat buddies and contacts, for example). Soon we may also incorporate other signals, such as your connections on sites like Twitter, to ensure your recommendations are as relevant as possible.

table/histogram showing how many times we found each header (security relevant or not). We access the index page of each site using a "head" request.

They tear out each page, and apply the relevant changes to their paper maps with a pencil and transfer paper. They’re paper map diffs, if you like.

I want to introduce the "right to be forgotten". Social network sites are a great way to stay in touch with friends and share information. But if people no longer want to use a service, they should have no problem wiping out their profiles. The right to be forgotten is particularly relevant to personal data that is no longer needed for the purposes for which it was collected. This right should also apply when a storage period, which the user agreed to, has expired.

All these moves led to a very interesting situation: there is simply no accurate, offcial account of cookie behavior in modern browsers; the two relevant RFCs, often cited by people arguing on the Internet, are completely out of touch with reality.

I was still unable to find a quick and dirty implementation of MapReduce that was high-level, concise, easy to run, easy to understand, and relevant.  So I wrote one.

The ProtoFluid App

* Facilitates web app testing on various screen sizes, orientations and browsers.

* Lets you design for CSS3 compliant (mobile) browsers using Media Queries.

* Particularly suited to the early development of fluid layout based web applications.

* Use all your favourite web browser development tools (Firebug etc.)

* This approach is particularly relevant considering the upcoming tablet tsunami.

* Encourages modern design flexibility. No browser sniffing or user agent strings here!

The ProtoFluid App

* Facilitates web app testing on various screen sizes, orientations and browsers.

* Lets you design for CSS3 compliant (mobile) browsers using Media Queries.

* Particularly suited to the early development of fluid layout based web applications.

* Use all your favourite web browser development tools (Firebug etc.)

* This approach is particularly relevant considering the upcoming tablet tsunami.

* Encourages modern design flexibility. No browser sniffing or user agent strings here!