firehouse

Lavabit was capable of reading the suspect's email, but only by slurping from the firehouse and reading everyone's email.

A person with a mortal fear of snakes shouldn't work in a reptile exhibit, a pyromaniac shouldn't work at a firehouse.

It's neat that they got access to the firehouse (most likely licensing it from gnip) but geolocation is still an issue.

With very few exceptions, you can go to pretty much any firehouse in the five boroughs and ask for a spray cap.

I'd imagine it will be interesting when their license renewal to the Twitter firehouse comes up next time.

There are going to be more and more devices and apps spewing a firehouse of data, and someone needs to make sense of that data.

Also, since Twitter offers limited (1% or 5%) of the firehouse to anyone via the streaming API, wouldn't that be a fairly decent way to estimate things?

Theres no firemen living at their firehouse in sf?

Right now there is a firehouse of job offers from recruiters on linkedin, and all a good developer has to do to find work is take a drink from that firehose.

I call the french 911, they send the firehouse department who came for finally asking me to go get my car to get her to the hospital.

Even if it doesn't allow you to get more than 1% of the tweets (without subscribing to firehouse and paying lots of $$$) it is very useful for many different projects of mine.

Alternatively, their cables could be cut (there are only about 7 that connect China with the outside Internet.) if someone is spraying you with a firehouse, cutting off their water supply is a just and reasonable response.

Eg, "turn sharp right just after the firehouse, go past the field and make a left just before the baseball field".

" it's one of the last reigning symbols of the antebellum firehouse." Antebellum in a US context used to mean "before the Civil War".

It's a poor value proposition compared to any local sandwich shop (Ike's in NorCal, Firehouse, Potbelly, &c), because their food is lowest-common-denominator with no local ingredients, they have those obsesity causing "healthy" low-fat/high-sugar options, and they're not faster.

His solution is to to tear down the firehouse because a firetruck hit a single pedestrian -- "Always try to avoid input validation wherever it is possible and not required." If you have received a large sample from, say, 1,000,000 users a certain % of those entries will be invalid.