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On DC’s beltway, you can easily spot trucks carrying concealed military equipment. All you have to do is to go about your business, and you will pass one or two semi trucks every day, each carrying some big payload wrapped in canvas. While the trucks are generic, the canvas isn’t. You will almost certainly find [...]
» Go to this postWhen it launched a few weeks ago, Google Health received fairly lackluster reviews. Privacy issues and lack of features were the main complaints. Well, I’m here to tell you those initial views are wrong.
Even if you’re a long-time reader of my site, you may not know what qualifies me to make that statement, so let [...]
iPhone Accessories - The My Touch keys turns you iPhone into a tactile gadget http://tinyurl.com/38rps4 #
NSA’s Domestic Spying http://tinyurl.com/22r6xq #
USB Gadgets - The Evergreen USB Caterpillar Hub http://tinyurl.com/2q9e66 #
What Happened to Wartime Sacrifice? (Interesting point of view) http://tinyurl.com/2vfqmv #
The most powerful sporting rifle in the world http://tinyurl.com/2zld45 #
JoT 1087, Alternatives to waterboarding. http://tinyurl.com/23rltd #
Starting Over: [...]
16 Bit Versus 8 Bit Mode http://tinyurl.com/2snass #
Is Silverlight 2 catching up with Flash? http://tinyurl.com/362kcc #
BlueArc’s Titan is Flexing Petabytes http://tinyurl.com/3a357r #
About a company that really knows how to leave a mess http://tinyurl.com/3cxwhn #
California court threatens homeschoolers http://tinyurl.com/3abrco #
Ziff Davis Media Files For Bankruptcy Protection http://tinyurl.com/28eocr #
Where a Dollar Will Get You http://tinyurl.com/2xmh3b #
Reduce, Reuse, [...]
Apple Announces iPhone 2.0 Software Beta http://tinyurl.com/2jvvem #
Apple Announces iPhone 2.0 Software, featuring SDK and Enterprise…for June release http://tinyurl.com/2u23zw #
Apple Announces MS Exchange ActiveSync Support for iPhone http://tinyurl.com/3bpxqm #
Expression Studio 2 beta adds PHP, Silverlight 1.0 support http://tinyurl.com/3bhmoa #
SurveillanceSaver http://tinyurl.com/2wdzsq #
Google to launch consumer health care service later this year http://tinyurl.com/2nak6q #
In-Stat: Average downstream connection [...]
You may or may not know that Skype offers a service called SkypeIn, which lets you get a local number that people can call to reach you anywhere in the world, provided you’re logged into Skype. I’ve had a SkypeIn number for the past couple of years, and I love it. Want the number? It’s [...]
» Go to this postI was listening to the radio one morning, and realized the sound effects they were using to advertise a website were the clicks of a keyboard likely made in the 80’s — you know, long key travel, spring-loaded action, hard clicks. But it worked.
More importantly, it is the only sound that can approximate a keyboard [...]
Here are seven interesting documentary-type videos found on YouTube:
You’ve probably heard that Geek Squad technicians snoop around on customers’ hard drives and copy photos and other files for their own use. But have you also heard that they overcharge ridiculously for simple little repairs? Have a look below:
The metro bridge over the river Tyne at [...]
» Go to this postI read the Red Tape Chronicles over at MSNBC on a regular basis, and one of their latest posts really struck a chord with me. We really have become a nation where everything gets tracked, whether we like it or not. To some extent, I don’t really care. If the government wants to tap [...]
» Go to this postOne of the posters to YouTube has been singled out lately because of his uniqueness: he calls himself geriatric1927, and posts candidly about himself, addressing his videos to fellow YouTubers. I like him. I think his posts are truthful, and present an interesting picture of a man you would otherwise simply walk by on the [...]
» Go to this postI’m sure plenty of you have heard of the AOL data leak that put them to shame and made it super easy to identify users based on their searching habits. If you haven’t, read up on it. Poor Thelma Arnold. If she only knew she’d be the first public victim of search engine snooping, she’d [...]
» Go to this postAt least their current iterations, anyway. Turns out a $1 bumpkey - a key whose every notch was cut to its lowest setting can easily open any lock of a given brand. (You need a bumpkey for each brand/kind of lock). Basically, this bumpkey then becomes the master key for all of the locks that [...]
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