Monthly Archives: May 2006

Living next to the Barge Canal, I’ve got a fascination with its history, particularly the old Erie Canal days. I mentioned this to someone today and he told me to google “Falkirk Wheel”. This is what you find when you … Read More →

The continuing attacks on Blue Security and associated sites brings up the question of how robust the current Internet really is. This is particularly important since the attacks are against DNS servers rather than Blue Security itself. The attack effectively … Read More →

Photo_051906_001 Originally uploaded by tommasz. The remains of St. Joseph’s church, as seen from St. Joseph’s parking garage, my new parking place. Most of the original building were destroyed in a fire but the parts that were left were turned … Read More →

Wired News has the AT&T Whistle-Blower’s Evidence from the EFF’s class-action lawsuit against the company. I’m sure a lot of people read 1984 and thought to themselves that it would be hard to have something like that here, what with … Read More →

Not only did Bausch & Lomb delay informing the FDA of problems with their ReNu with MoistureLoc solutions, but they were aware of fungus cases in Singapore since November of 2004. Tags: Baush&Lomb ReNu fungus Singapore

eatmyhamster is sort of a Digg for funny websites. Tags: funny sites Digg

Photo_051706_004 Originally uploaded by tommasz. We have achieved separation. Once they finish cleaning up perhaps they’ll reopen the streets to limited vehicle traffic. Tags: Rochester downtown collapse photo

Spam without end, amen. Tags: spam spam spam