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Saturday, November 01, 2003
Harry Potter vs. the Nigerian 419 scammers. (Via GMSV.)
Friday, October 31, 2003
"Researchers in Mexico have invented a new type of anti-graffiti paint."
The huge two volume Complete Far Side is now available. Here's a review.
Tech Central Station has a nice review of one of my favorite internet cartoons, Day By Day. Unlike many syndicated cartoonists, Chris Muir is able to create his cartoons 1 hour before press time, rather than several weeks, allowing him to be much more timely. It's now one of my daily "must-reads".
Infrared light may help facilitate wound healing, although no one knows exactly why this works.
The first ultrafast optical computer processor is now available for commercial sale. Here's the corporate website.
Thursday, October 30, 2003
Admin note: Blogging will be light today because of the nearby Cherokee Ranch wildfire. The major danger appears to be over for now, but things were a little tense overnight. (We live in Sedalia, which is close to but just outside the mandatory evacuation area, as shown by the map in the article.)
Wednesday, October 29, 2003
Legal ways to skirt the DMCA.
Dramatic satellite image of the California wildfires. More images here.
Plasma TV screens are the new ultra-expensive art canvases.
Nokia is thinking of new products inspired by Harry Potter.
Herman Miller and Permobil are now offering an Aeron wheelchair. (Via Boing Boing.)
Tuesday, October 28, 2003
"Hackers Get Novel Defense; the Computer Did It". More details on one of the "Trojan" cases are available here.
Physicists have taken the first images of an exciton.
"What If Everyone Could Change Traffic Lights?" (Via Techdirt.)
Extreme pumpkin carving.
Nano-velcro could be 30 times stronger than conventional epoxy adhesives.
Monday, October 27, 2003
"Drunk's eye on the Queer Guys": The unofficial drinking game for the Queer Eye show. (Via BBspot.)
Cellphone signals can be exploited by new passive radar devices. (Via IPList.)
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