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It’s an Ad World
Napster is back in full effect, kind of. A recent article in USA Today discussed its new ad supported model. Now visitors…
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Net Neutrality Gets Bridge To Nowhere
Ready. Set. Flinch. The same senator who fought for the $223 million bridge to Nowhere, Alaska is in charge of rewriting United States telecommunications laws in the Senate. In a working draft of an amendment to the Communications Act of 1934, Alaska Senator Ted Stevens has confused just about everybody.
Swaying A Coder Away From Python
One programmer blogged about the powerful attraction he is feeling to C# programming, and departing from six years of tinkering with Python.
New Firefox Busts Out Of The Den
Version 1.5.0.3 represents an update to the Firefox web browser that patches a denial of service vulnerability eight days after it was reported.
RSS Lesson for the Day
This week I learned a very important lesson with RSS. Particularly with FeedBurner.
MySpace Threat Empties LA School
Every Spring, towards the end of the school year, somebody would invariably call in a bomb threat. We were all pretty sure it was a hoax to get us out of school half a day early, but we were always dutifully shuffled out. But, who needs phones these days when you have MySpace?
