Last year, partially prompted by a suggestion from my karate school, I began writing down my goals for the year (and for a few years ahead). But it takes more than simply writing them down, you need to have them … Read More
A pirated copy of the HD-DVD of Serenity has appeared on BitTorrent. It has only been a short while since the existence of a hack for HD-DVD’s DRM was announced and this is proof that the hack really works.
Time has not been kind to John Draper, AKA Cap’n Crunch, one of the most famous people from the early days of the microcomputer revolution. Technology moves on, leaving behind those not willing or able to keep up. It’s interesting … Read More
Looks like I can post from Flickr, using the Flickr Photo Album for WordPress plugin from tan tan noodles. Here’s an ice-covered tree under a streetlight.
Lawrence Lessig thinks that municipalities are the Linus Torvalds of broadband. While there’s no doubt that local governments can successfully introduce broadband networks that prevent providers from monopolizing, they don’t oiperate “under the radar”. If cable companies lose out on … Read More
Privately, Hollywood admits DRM isn’t about piracy
…when they can have a stacked deck? After all, proving yourself worthy to everyone in your town is just too hard.
The Big Company has decided as of this morning to block access to my photos on Flickr. For now I can post pictures but I can’t access them once posted and therefore can’t blog them here. I’m not sure if … Read More
Alex on Why Nikola Tesla was the greatest geek who ever lived – The Oatmeal
Tom on Newly discovered amateur video of Challenger disaster
Jack on Newly discovered amateur video of Challenger disaster
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