Monthly Archives: July 2005

It’s time to retire the shut­tle fleet, it’s obvi­ous that the design is not robust enough to han­dle the stresses involved in get­ting into space. Tags: NASA shut­tle retirement

IBM’s devel­op­er­Works has pub­lished a help­ful guide to help web appli­ca­tion devel­op­ers who have IE-only appli­ca­tions Migrate apps from Inter­net Explorer to Mozilla. Tags: Mozilla IE developer

The EFF is look­ing for your help with iden­ti­fy­ing print­ers that col­lect infor­ma­tion on users. If you have access to a color laser printer, con­sider help­ing them gather infor­ma­tion. Tags: EFF print­ers privacy

Tops, the local crappy super­mar­ket chain, is sell­ing east­ern NY stores, due in part to its inabil­ity to com­pete with the likes of Wal­Mart. Per­haps they should con­cen­trate on bet­ter ser­vice, bet­ter selec­tion and cleaner stores. Tags: Rochester grocery

I would per­son­ally like to know how scout lead­ers could be elec­tro­cuted set­ting up a tent, espe­cially in an area they’ve used before. I know it’s not wilder­ness, but pow­er­lines low enough to con­tact tent poles is clearly a prob­lem, … Read More →

Haven’t you always sus­pected that record com­pa­nies like Sony have been pay­ing radio sta­tions to play their crap? Score another one for AG Eliot Spitzer. Tags: Sony payola