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Mac OS Xbox
I can't help but find it wÿkked awesome that some hackers have managed to successfully install Mac OS X on the Xbox (screenie). Sure, the Xbox was heavily m…
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Too good to not link to
Ballmer, a MS exec, calls all iPod users thieves. I prefer the term "pirate", thank you very much.…
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HUZZAH!
The men and women at SpaceShipOne did it! [Reuters, baby] They won the $10M X-Prize and now they fate of commercial space flight is looking much better. Check…
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FCC Freezes Internet Subsidy for Public Schools and Libraries
The N.Y. Times reports today that the FCC has imposed a moratorium on E-rate, the federal program subsidizing internet access at public schools and libraries.…
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More on Linux and iPod
Just free-thinking here, off of Dana's post . . . but what does the interface of the Linux-formatted Mini look like? Is it replacing the Mini's OS with…
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Geist on solving Canada's culture deficit
New article by Michael Geist arguing that the benefits of Canadian authorship are being reaped more outside the country than in -- and that the parties pushing…
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Victory is Mine - iPod day four
As I type, my iPod, in Linux, is having songs transferred onto it. Dana, you ask, what on earth did you do to get your iPod to work under Linux? Well, I answer,…
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Fun with RFID
RFID technology is on the verge of explosive growth and is in the news almost daily. Although some of the privacy concerns are a little out-there (e.g., thieve…
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First Can-Spam conviction
Why didn't George W.'s advisors and speechwriters have him focus on this triumph last night? They must be saving it for St. Louis.…
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EFF Design Principles Paper Comments
EFF Comments on TCG Design, Implementation and Usage Principles 0.95, October 1, 2004. Written by Seth Schoen.…
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Whose email is Arnold reading?
The governor vetoed a bill yesterday that would have required employers to notify their employees that all email and Internet usage is subject to monitoring. S…
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<i>OPG v. Diebold</i> chills DMCA chilling effects
In a decision that may put the brakes on DMCA takedown notices, the Northern District of California handed down Online Policy Group v. Diebold today.The case pi…