Monthly Archives: September 2001

I should have linked this sooner, but The Onion’s latest issue is nothing short of incredible. Try this message from God, or perhaps this simple (or is it?) story.

Doc has some interesting links on the Taliban and their destruction of those old statues of Buddha. The big question in my mind is whether or not our intelligence services are ready to surrender their high tech gadgets for some … Read More →

Add then there’s DeskSwap, “You’ll show me yours”. What an ingenious way to send spam around, just convert it to desktop image format [Windows only].

Strange. Written on a whiteboard in the conference room I’m in: Both Towers Collapsed

I had trouble reading this article, “Why can’t I die?” from Salon.com. My hands are still shaking.

Yusuf Islam (formerly the singer Cat Stevens), has written Islam: A Home of Tolerance, not Fanaticism. It’s beginning to look like Islam has as many definitions and branches as Christianity.

Do you think the Net Is Vulnerable? David Farber does. His theory is that a DOS (Denial of Service) attack could do it, despite the Net’s inherent resistance to damage.

I realize that I’ve veered away from my usual technology focus. Given that no one reads this, it’s no issue, and I’ll continue on the path I’m on until I feel I’ve said enough.