在这部电影中，我们观看了阿波罗11号的“直播”电视报道，发现了最新Firefox中的另一个安全漏洞，玩了一个游戏来测量短信对驾驶的影响，并为远程删除你的1984版道歉。

• Apollo 11 Live TV Coverage Web VIP Jason Kottke presents the Apollo 11 coverage as it would have aired on TV 40 years ago—except this time the TV is an image of a TV surrounding an embedded YouTube video. It's just like our forefathers watched the Moon landing! [Kottke]
• milw0rm 9158 "stack overflow" crash not exploitable (CVE-2009-2479) Mozilla released Firefox 3.5.1 last week to address a security issue, and now the maker of the popular browser is looking at another annoying bug. The plus side: It's not exploitable by hackers looking to run some nefarious code. The bad side: It can be exploited to crash your browser. [Mozilla Security Blog]
• Gauging Your Distraction The NYT puts together a little Flash game designed to show you how driving while texting adversely affects your reaction time. [NYT]
• Understanding Microsoft's Linux code shocker Microsoft contributes thousands of lines of code to Linux, but CNET suggests it's for mostly selfish purposes. [CNET]
• YouTube and Digg help speed up the slow death of IE6 Even more sites continue the developer-pleasing trend of dropping support for Internet Explorer 6. [Download Squad]
• Apps 'to be as big as internet' All those mobile applicati*** are gonna be huge, I tells ya. [BBC]
• Amazon Says It Will Stop Deleting Kindle Books Amazon screwed up big time last week, remotely deleting books it wasn't supposed to distribute in the first place. Now they promise they won't do it again. [InformationWeek]
• Barnes & Noble jumps into the eBook pool Just in case the remote deletion is enough to put you off ebooks at Amazon altogether, you may be interested to know that Barnes & Noble has their own B&N eReader. [TUAW]