There are three pretty good ways to find out if someone unfollows you on twitter.

1. @unfollowr is a tool which allows to keep track of people un-following you on twitter. Once somebody stops following you, you will receive a direct message notification. To start using the service, just follow @unfollowr. Link http://oneforty.com/item/unfollowr

2. Qwitter e-mails you when someone stops following you on Twitter and tells you what your last tweet was before they stopped. Link http://oneforty.com/item/qwitter Inactive since writing this.

3. Goodbye, Buddy is an Unfollower monitor with funny direct messages and website with unfollower history for each tracked twitter account. goodbyebuddy.com/your-twitter-name. Link http://oneforty.com/item/goodbye-buddy

4. Chirpstats (formerly Twitterless) Just like Goodbye, Buddy. Chirpstats helps you keep track and learn more about your follower-base. Simply follow @chirpstats on Twitter and it will automatically track your followers.

5. Who.Unfollowed.Me. Who.Unfollowed.Me is a web-based Twitter application that informs you who unfollow you, in real time, without waiting for a direct message or email.

Six weeks after landing men on the moon, Americans take another giant leap for mankind with the nation’s first cash-spewing, automated teller machine. This also marked the last day that the banks every did anything convenient for the customer. The new device was the first in the United States to dispense cash using a mag-stripe card that didn’t require teller intervention. The machines were good for banks, too, eventually letting them cut costs, reduce teller lines and, of course, charge outrageous user fees. The outrageous user fees have been upsetting customers ever since.

Read more http://www.wired.com/thisdayintech/2010/09/0902first-us-atm/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+wired%2Findex+%28Wired%3A+Index+3+%28Top+Stories+2%29%29&utm_content=Google+Feedfetcher

Especially after paying the insurance payment.

Chris Fenton built his own fully functional 1/10 scale Cray-1 supercomputer. True to the original, it includes the couch-seat. This is a pretty amazing feat to accomplish. The hardest part according to Chris Fenton is finding software for his Cray-1A. Chris has been generous enough to include all software for this project available here if you want to build one for your own living room. Chris Fenton's site includes the The Cray-1A Architecture, the hardware, the software, and the steps he took to build the scaled down version of Cray-1. This is a really neat project that would take a number of hours of planning, design, and hard work to accomplish. My hat is off to Chris Fenton.

Chris Fenton's Cray-1A homepage http://chrisfenton.com/homebrew-cray-1a/

Wikipedia article on Cray-1 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cray-1