Monthly Archives: August 2006

Photo082106_002 Originally uploaded by tommasz. High Noon on the Inner Loop. I can hardly believe I’m saying this but wouldn’t it be cool if the city turned it into a skate park? It’s not like they’re going to inconvenience anyone. … Read More →

Phill Ryu on Monday announced My Dream App, a new competition that invites contestants to submit their best ideas for a killer app for Mac OS X. The top 24 idea submitters will then compete over time to earn prizes … Read More →

Here’s a question for you. Do you believe someone who molested and murdered a child can be rehabilitated in prison? Or is that behavior so hardwired that it’s completely unchangeable? Tags: Rochester crime rehabilitation

If you’re not tech savvy, you probably don’t know what the GPL is or how it may impact you. But there are people who do and they’re currently arguing over the definition of software freedom in version 3 of the … Read More →

There’s a whine rising up from the Detroit area, as automakers claim they can’t meet new federal requiresments for auto roof strength. Not surprising, really. Automakers have never been keen on doing anything proactive on safety (or fuel efficiency) unless … Read More →

Recently, Guy Kawasaki submitted his resume and cover letter to Yahoo! for a position in their “Buzz Marketing Team”. The response he got back makes for interesting reading if you’re currently looking for a new job. Tags: Guy Kawasaki Yahoo! … Read More →

If you live in the UK: Why you should care about the RIP Act. It’s quite possible that simply having encrypted data will be a crime, regardless of who owns it or what it is. Tags: UK encryption RIP Act

I know I’ve linked to some information on colorblindness before, but How I (color blind person) see the world! takes a very interesting approach to showing you how the world looks to people like me. Tags: colorblindness vision