Monthly Archives: August 2004

In that local case where evi­dence from a vehi­cle black box was in ques­tion, the judge has ruled it admis­si­ble. The data says the defen­dant was trav­el­ing 106 mph when he struck a car wait­ing at a red light.

I really don’t care one way or another what the new soc­cer sta­dium looks like as long as I don’t have to pay for it.

What is wrong with our soci­ety that we breed peo­ple like this animal?

Skype for Mac OS X is avail­able. It’s a VOIP appli­ca­tion that claims to be bet­ter (and cheaper) than Von­age. You’re lim­ited to call­ing other Skype users but you can’t beat the price.

Despite being made aware of this, the lat­est Diebold vot­ing machines still have a gap­ing secu­rity hole. Luck­ily, we’re not sub­jected to them here, at least yet.

The social soft­ware site Friend­ster fired Joyce Park because she blogged about their con­ver­sion from Java to PHP. If that both­ers you (and it should), check out Jeremy Zawodny’s blog for info and direc­tions on how to can­cel your Friend­ster … Read More →