It is amazing to me how often Glenn Greenwald can trip over his own tounge and still be convinced he’s smarter than everyone else. This one’s going to require some background.
As Bruce McQuain noted the other day, the
Adrian Kingsly Hughes over at ZDnet hits very close to where I live, since I’m a end user support type:
On Friday I posted briefly about yet another potential problem with Windows Update (my ZDNet blogging colleague Mary Jo Foley
An interesting video over at Billy’s tonight, Showing the flight capabilities of the F22 Raptor.
And as someone else I read just recently, and frankly I forget where, said; “Too bad Ayn Rand never figured out how to pay for
Looking through my mailbox this morning, it has become clear to me why the internet is slower than it should be…
- Dear Bank of America Customer…. (I’m not, now, nor have I ever been a Bank of America customer)
- A
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If you’re doing FTP work… and who, doing website work doesn’t, may I suggest FILEZILLA?
Just grabbed it today, in an attempt to automate some of the processes of web support. One of the complaints with the GUI FTP client
OK,gang, here’s the lowdown.
Last week, we had an attack on the core SQL database that runs BitsBlog. The most obvious result of that attack was four instances of an HTML FRAME callout showing up showing up on the header
There’s been much in the way of argument back and forth over the projects that the government of San Francisco California put up for a municipal WiFi project. Frankly, with government driving the truck, I didn’t figure it would get
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Over at A Western Heart, things are sweet, where John Ray says…
Coming as I do from a big sugar-producing area (Far North Queensland), I always read carefully the little sachets that one gets with one’s coffee in coffee lounges.
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In 2003 George W. Bush fell off a Segway. The Daiy Mail (UK) ran the snarky headline:
“You’d have to be an idiot to fall off, wouldn’t you Mr President”
On 24 August, Access Hollywood, reported the editor of
McQ passes something interesting:
Look like a bit of a breakthrough at Purdue:
Researchers at Purdue University have further developed a technology that could represent a pollution-free energy source for a range of potential applications, from golf carts
Hey, Billy, as regards Vista… I tend to concur. But you apparently have forgotten the first rule of Microsoft operating systems. Never use version one of anything they produce. By chance, do you remember Windows Millennium Edition? Case in
I haven’t commented on this before because frankly there wasn’t good enough evidence to comment on. However, as it stands now there’s a good deal more in the way evidence, and I think it’s time I commented.
I’ll use Glenn
If you’ve not updated to version 2, you should. Trust me on this.
As of Wednesay, 1 August 2007, catostrophic bridge disasters were rare. After the events of Wednesday, catostrophic bridge collapses remain rare, and will remiain rare.
We have evidence in video form. and from the Northwestern University, Infrastructure Technology Institute
