After a brief moment of excitement, my webserver traffic returns to normal and I fade back into comfortable obscurity. →

Another for the comp.risks archive. How journalists can accidentally reveal their sources by forgetting to strip their metadata. →

Yes, but Klingon isn't officially a part of Unicode, so you'd have to come up with your own encoding anyway. →

And I'm thinking: "Yes, I would. I'd steal it in a second if the stolen version allowed me to fast-forward past the adverts." →

That fast a response means a first-pass rejection -- I didn't make the technical requirements for the position. Which is exactly what I said in my email before I had to rewrite my CV. →