Best coverage of a trade show keynote I’ve ever seen. Google Keynote with Robin Williams – Engadget… Read the rest
Month: January 2006 (Page 3 of 3)
The following “comment” appeared on one of my posts recently. Bizarrely poetic. Where the heck do they get this stuff?
… Read the restThe puissant Lord was somewhat of the form of Vishti.[1828] He besworne in some respects the biscainers of the sub-title, and in some a mass of strong-blooded phenternine.
Now there’s a hell of a eulogy! “He had a good life,” he said. “He did whatever he wanted to do. He probably didn’t have any natural predators and terrorized the New Mexico seashore.” N.M.’s Largest Crocodile Classified – Yahoo! News… Read the rest
Here’s what it looks like in Pacifica today: rock stacks and surfers!
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It does help to be a rocket scientist if you want to build one. A Real Rocket Bike – Popular Science… Read the rest
With geeks like these, who needs the NSA? Data Mining 101: Finding Subversives with Amazon Wishlists | Applefritter… Read the rest
Jeremy Zawodny points out that Gmail’s spam filtering has gotten pretty good. (Using Gmail as My Spam Filter (by Jeremy Zawodny)) Combine its spam filtering with the ability to download your Gmail messages into an ordinary mail client (like Thunderbird) via POP, and what you’ve got is a pretty kick-ass mail server.… Read the rest
As bloated as I’ve gotten on christmas cookies and candy over the past few weeks, I’ve started yearning for a better snack food. OK, honestly, I’m not all that bloated, despite the huge quantities of delicious treats that our many loving friends and family members sent to us.… Read the rest
“It is time we conceded a basic fact of human discourse: either a person has good reasons for what he believes, or he does not.” Sam Harris: Science Must Destroy Religion… Read the rest