Monthly Archives: January 2002

The Elec­tronic Pri­vacy Infor­ma­tion Cen­ter (EPIC) has sent a let­ter to all 50 US states request­ing a probe of the Microsoft Pass­port per­sonal infor­ma­tion aggre­ga­tion ser­vice. I have to say that I hadn’t head of EPIC before, but their site … Read More →

It’s the sec­ond day of no email at work. See my rant over at the journal.

The new Palm i705 is out. Nice, but noth­ing rad­i­cally new. Look to Sony for the sexy stuff.

Thirty five years ago Sun­day, the crew of Apollo 1 died in a fire in their cap­sule dur­ing train­ing. NASA has quite a bit of infor­ma­tion on the tragedy and their response to it. And Slash­dot, for once, has some … Read More →

Noth­ing I feel like blog­ging today, so go read Doc or some­one cool.

I love geek watches. Here’s a watch I think I need to have. It tells you, via GPS, the loca­tion of the near­est four pubs and their dis­tance. Now, if they can tell you if they serve Real Ale, it … Read More →