The 4 screens

- smartphones
- pc
- consoles
- tv

SMS Texting

BM Val Be my valentine

CU@ See you at ...

CU Soon See you soon

XO Hugs and kisses

IAD8 It’s a date

IM 4 U I am for you

Its F8 It’s fate

KOTC Kiss on the cheek

LDR Long distance relationship

LSKOL Long slow kiss on the lips

LTNS Long time no see

Luv U2 Love you too

Luv U Love You

MU Miss you

MUSM Miss you so much

QT Cutie

WAN2:-* Want to kiss?

U4E Yours forever

UR4Me You are for me

A3 Anyplace, anytime, anywhere

B4N Bye for now

BCNU Be seeing you

BOL Best of luck

CUL See you later

DNR Dinner

EZ Easy

FYI For your information

GMTA Great minds think alike

HAND Have a nice day

HRU How are you

IYKWIM If you know what I mean

L8R Later

JK Just kidding

MTE My thoughts exactly

NE1 Anyone

NP No problem

OIC Oh, I see

PCM Please call me

PLS Please

ROTFL Rolling on the floor laughing

RUOK Are you OK?

THNQ Thank you

TTFN Ta-Ta for now

UROK You are OK

XLNT Excellent

brb be right back

btw by the way

imho in my humble opinion

imnsho in my not so humble opinion

lol laughing out loud

rtfm read the manual

ygm you got mail

:-) Smiling

:-* Kiss

:-D -- Laughter

:-)) Very happy

;-) Winking

:-& Tongue-tied

0:- ) Saintly

:-0 Shocked

:") blushing

:***-) body glitter

) cheshire cat

:-8( condescending

:-| :-| deja vu

(_x_) kiss my butt

<:3 )~ mouse
:@) pig
:-$ put your money where your mouth is
3 :*> rudolf the reindeer

:-y said with a smile

*<|:-)> santa

:-) smiley

:’-) tears of laughter

:-P stick tongue out

:-(*) you make me sick

x-( you're mad

:-" whistling

;-) wink

SMS Texting

BM Val Be my valentine

CU@ See you at ...

CU Soon See you soon

XO Hugs and kisses

IAD8 It’s a date

IM 4 U I am for you

Its F8 It’s fate

KOTC Kiss on the cheek

LDR Long distance relationship

LSKOL Long slow kiss on the lips

LTNS Long time no see

Luv U2 Love you too

Luv U Love You

MU Miss you

MUSM Miss you so much

QT Cutie

WAN2:-* Want to kiss?

U4E Yours forever

UR4Me You are for me

A3 Anyplace, anytime, anywhere

B4N Bye for now

BCNU Be seeing you

BOL Best of luck

CUL See you later

DNR Dinner

EZ Easy

FYI For your information

GMTA Great minds think alike

HAND Have a nice day

HRU How are you

IYKWIM If you know what I mean

L8R Later

JK Just kidding

MTE My thoughts exactly

NE1 Anyone

NP No problem

OIC Oh, I see

PCM Please call me

PLS Please

ROTFL Rolling on the floor laughing

RUOK Are you OK?

THNQ Thank you

TTFN Ta-Ta for now

UROK You are OK

XLNT Excellent

brb be right back

btw by the way

imho in my humble opinion

imnsho in my not so humble opinion

lol laughing out loud

rtfm read the manual

ygm you got mail

:-) Smiling

:-* Kiss

:-D -- Laughter

:-)) Very happy

;-) Winking

:-& Tongue-tied

0:- ) Saintly

:-0 Shocked

:") blushing

:***-) body glitter

) cheshire cat

:-8( condescending

:-| :-| deja vu

(_x_) kiss my butt

<:3 )~ mouse
:@) pig
:-$ put your money where your mouth is
3 :*> rudolf the reindeer

:-y said with a smile

*<|:-)> santa

:-) smiley

:’-) tears of laughter

:-P stick tongue out

:-(*) you make me sick

x-( you're mad

:-" whistling

;-) wink

Occam's razor

Occam's razor (or Ockham's razor)often expressed in Latin as the lex parsimoniae, translating to law of parsimony, law of economy or law of succinctness, is a principle that generally recommends, when faced with competing hypotheses that are equal in other respects, selecting the one that makes the fewest new assumptions.

The principle is often inaccurately summarized as "the simplest explanation is most likely the correct one." This summary is misleading since in practice the principle is actually focused on shifting the burden of proof in discussions. That is, the razor is a principle that suggests we should tend towards simpler theories (see justifications section below) until we can trade some simplicity for increased explanatory power. Contrary to the popular summary, the simplest available theory is sometimes a less accurate explanation. Philosophers also add that the exact meaning of "simplest" can be nuanced in the first place.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam's_razor

Quote about C on HPC Wire. RIP Dennis Ritchie

While many criticized the admittedly dangerous features of C (dangling pointers, unbounded array copies, promiscuous data type casting, and so on), it became popular in part because it was a no-holds-barred type of language, and allowed the programmer free reign to pursue all sorts of mischief -- both good and bad. That reflected the US software culture of the times.

http://www.hpcwire.com/hpcwire/2011-10-13/another_computer_legend_passes_into_the_history_books.html

Mes tickets de transport en commun - Juillet-Aout-Septembre

Bookmarlet for the new delicious on ipad

Delicious has changed a lot last week. Too much...

If you are looking for a bookmarklet for delicious on your ipad, here
is what I use:

javascript:(function()%7Bf='http://www.delicious.com/save?url='+encodeURIComponent(window.location.href)+'&title='+encodeURIComponent(document.title)+'&notes='+encodeURIComponent(''+(window.getSelection?window.getSelection():document.getSelection?document.getSelection():document.selection.createRange().text))+'&v=6&';a=function()%7Bif(!window.open(f+'noui=1&jump=doclose','deliciousuiv6','location=1,links=0,scrollbars=0,toolbar=0,width=550,height=585'))location.href=f+'jump=yes'%7D;if(/Firefox/.test(navigator.userAgent))%7BsetTimeout(a,0)%7Delse%7Ba()%7D%7D)()