The Raspberry Pi (an ARM GNU/Linux box for $25) might be released at 00:00:00 CST on February 29th!
Boot to Gecko Demo
Mozilla released a video demo of their Boot to Gecko project yesterday. I’m usually against mobile computing (iPad/tablets, browsing on a mobile phone, etc) simply because I believe computing should be done on a desktop with a nice full keyboard and optional mouse. This time, however, Mozilla has managed to spark my interest. I’m excited to see what a web standards-based phone will be capable of. I’m also happy that it won’t be yet another platform for developers to support – any web app should work automatically.
Head over to Arstechnica for more screenshots!
Chinese Internet Users Flood Obama’s Google+ Page
Chinese internet users began flooding Barack Obama’s Google+ page with comments following an unblocking by their government. Most of the comments were in Chinese were political in nature, while others were just people ranting. This specific comment made me laugh (all the comments were being posted in Obama’s latest update, which was regarding bumper stickers):
Kerning In Google Search Results
Is it just me, or does doing a Google search for “kerning” come up with examples of kerning?
Developers at Gnome have reduced the entire UI to a single button and they’re even trying to get rid of that.
— Anonymous Coward


