Ones and Zeros 4/28/11: The Army’s App Store, TomTom’s Snitchin’, Catfish 2?

ZERO: Amazon crash permanently destroyed data (Business Insider)

ONE: Watch a hawklet hatch live from the top of Bobst Library at NYU (NYT)

ZERO: TomTom sells user data to police so they can optimize their speed trap locations (Engadget)

ONE: An unbelievable 360 degree interactive panorama of the sky stitched together from 37,000 images (Wired)

ZERO: The explosive growth in “achievement porn” (Peter Michaud)

ONE: The economics of Star Wars (Overthinking It)

ZERO: The army has an app store (Wired)

ONE: Because people are willing to pay for quality, Netflix is killing BitTorrent use in the US (TorrentFreak)

ZERO: Black is the new blue — looks like Microsoft’s going to change their iconic blue screen of death in Windows 8 (techradar)

ONE: To figure out the true danger of cell phones, we may have to look at photon energy (arXiv)

ZERO: Woman falls in love with woman pretending to be a firefighter on the Internet. Catfish 2? (Chicago Tribune)