Friday, December 27, 2013
Yearly War on Christmas Poop
Fox news, always showing off their investigative reporting skills, does their yearly war on Christmas. Of coarse it's all bile, but at least its great fodder for the Daily Show. Now CNN posts a history of our governments involvement in Christmas and how it has in the past been much less involved.
Kapton Tape Please!
Yes Virginia, you can own someones computer, look through their camera, and not have the "record" light hint to the user what is going on. This is why it's a good idea to cover those cameras!
Three Blind Phreaks
Old favorite 2600 story from a while back. It's about the blind Badir brothers, and how they completely owned Bezeq (Israels old MaBell)
Life @ Amazon in UK
Financial Times has an interesting piece on what working at Amazon in Rugeley UK is like. Hard work, job insecurity, and mindless work. Interesting how they do stuff, but also depressing. Moral of story: try as hard as you can to stay in school.
Friday, November 22, 2013
Wealth Inequality in America
Well put together (and researched) video of the delta of wealth in the US.
winamp is dead. Long live winamp!
ArsTechnica notes that after 15 years, AOLs mismanagement has eventually killed winamp.
WINAMP IS BACK!!!!
Winamp 5.8 Has Been Officially Released And Supports Windows 10!!
WINAMP IS BACK!!!!
Winamp 5.8 Has Been Officially Released And Supports Windows 10!!
Thursday, October 10, 2013
No more 4th!
Following up on a previous note about how DHS has just about removed the 4th amendment, On the Media, has an interesting piece about Terry Bressi and his difficulties getting to work without being harassed by law enforcement.
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Every year, there is a competition at the Stanford Mall showing off some cool playhouses. SFGate has a couple of picts of them . Also on ...
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Newsweek reporter Ravi Somaiya has an article on " Why rebels and insurgent groups the world over love the Toyota Hilux pickup as much ...
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I've always been keen on the open-office layout, new study's are showing that privacy is best for creativity (with quick access to g...







