This article doesn't seem to mention the line or route they took, unless I just missed it... My company sent around an email that stated:

> BART announced that a passenger who traveled between the Lafayette Station and Montgomery Street Station during the morning and evening commutes from 6 am to 8 am and 7 pm to 9 pm on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, February 4th - 6th, was diagnosed with the measles.

Lafayette's only on the yellow line, so presumably: that one.

Yep, just re-read... I didn't catch the part about being between Lafayette and Montgomery.

Why? I've heard people say that but have never heard a valid argument for using something else...

It also seems to be a bit more performant than some of the other methods (like `.shift()()` or `.call`). http://jsfiddle.net/brbcoding/hyw6a9kw/3/

I couldn't get the demo to work, probably because particles.js is being hosted on the dev's personal site which is getting hammered by HN... I've forked the demo and updated it to use rawgit's cdn -- http://codepen.io/brbcoding/pen/OPJVMp

Most of the helpers and extras on THREE.js have todo placeholders - DirectionalLightHelper for example http://threejs.org/docs/#Reference/Extras.Helpers/Directiona....

OMDB is the Open Movie Database - http://www.omdbapi.com/

Why does it need full network access? Thought it wasn't on the internet and was #onlyintheapp.

Yeah, according to this it would seem like it

> Mr. Eustace said Google had been willing to help with the project but he declined company support, worried that his jump would become a marketing event.

Seems like he did it just because he wanted to do it... And that's awesome.

It's great to be able to afford that...

Why is that? Which of these are browser specific?

They said they are working on it - https://twitter.com/CodyHenshaw/status/519826418281508865

and now it's fixed.