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EU praises Russia for reduction in greenhouse gas emissions
The seismic FaceBass with Didjeribone is also pretty awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkCRlVkKOqw
Generally, password reset links will have a timeout associated with them. Also, if someone does manage to use the password reset link in your mailbox and reset the password before it expires, you will come to know that your password is not working anymore, and you can act on it. It's not same as someone silently logging into your account through your email. This doesn't in anyway mean that it's safe to send password reset links to your mailbox if it's already compromised, though.
Escape the Museum 2 
After a devastating earthquake rocks the city, David must reach the museum before nightfall and save his wife and daughter! Explore different Hidden Object scenes, and solve a variety of puzzles, while journeying across town to your family. Navigate the treacherous streets, risk life and limb at every step, and figure out the best possible path with the help of an unlikely stranger in Escape the Museum 2.
but it feels so incredibly late in the game to improve their font rendering to acceptable, never mind pushing the limits a little.

Late in the game compared to what? The browser wars are really heating up again! Plus, it's not like the internet is going anywhere sometime soon, so it seems kind of odd to call it "late" in the game.
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Ask HN: Compiled and Interepted language?
Is it possible for a language to be both compiled as well as interpreted.

* During development we can use interpreter to rapid application development
* In production environment same code base gets compiled to machine code or bytecode for performance reasons

Is it possible? Or is it a stupid idea?
If you listen to Frank Peters' intro, Caulfield had apparently been fired from the company prior to the interview being published.

Not that TechCrunch ever messes up their facts...
I find that many programmers tend to use OO in javascript for everything they do, even when there is no call for neither inheritance nor multiple instances.
So he's complaining about both a) IE is bad and b) Microsoft is trying to make it better. I suppose he'd like them to just discontinue the whole thing, then? Not the most likely, or even desirable, outcome.