del.icio.us/dossy (RSS) links since January 9, 2006 at 09:05 AM:
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Emily Nashif’s deconstruction of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s comment about the Holocaust: “[it's] like rhetorical “terrorism” in that he is desperate to support a position that has no legitimate or recognized avenue of expression.”
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Some kid’s dreams come true — bouncing eleventy billion superballs down a big hill in San Francisco. (via Niall Kennedy)
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Susan is “[...] joining Yahoo as Senior Director, Product, for the Personals team [...]” — good move, Yahoo!
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This poem sums up what I think people should really get out of the Bible, not all the other rubbish people claim to do in the name of the book.
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Who needs rights, anyways? National Socialism is alive and well in New Jersey: “Gov. Richard J. Codey plans to sign the New Jersey Smoke-Free Air Act into law in West Orange, along with a bill that raises the age at which a person can buy cigarettes to 1
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“A disgraced ACS supervisor, who resigned the day of Nixzmary’s death, told The News the girl’s case fell through the cracks because his office was so busy with fallout from another bungled investigation that ended in November with a 16-month-old child’s
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Telemarketers use a script when they make their calls. Here’s an interesting anti-telemarketer script. I fortunately don’t get too many calls, so I can’t really try it out.
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“Stanford University, Symantec, and source code analysis firm Coverity are the three recipients of a DHS grant called “Vulnerability Discovery and Remediation Open Source Hardening Project,” which will pay $1.24 million over three years.”
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I’m guessing these are Windows drivers for the Playstation USB Eye Toy camera. I might have to try out and see how the quality is …
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Free icons, every month. Of course, you can buy the icons you don’t get for free. You can even share the icons you get for free with other friends. Great way to get viral marketing of your service and product.
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“Listen to public LiveJournal voice posts, non-stop: http://radio.bradfitz.com/ljcalls.m3u” — what a great idea, even if LJ’s public phonepost content ain’t much worth listening to …
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A great explanation of ESPP shares and how to calculate the taxes associated.
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“Time Warner this week revealed that tapes containing data, including names and Social Security numbers, on 600,000 current and former employees disappeared on March 22 while being shipped to an offsite storage center operated by Iron Mountain Inc. [...]“
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“The retail finance division of Citigroup has admitted that a backup tape containing personal information on almost 4 million customers in the US has gone missing. The United Parcel Service lost the tape on May 2nd, [...]“
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Marriott joins the growing list of companies that have “lost” backup tapes.
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Brilliant: “When you don’t have conclusive evidence, you have to rely on common sense. That’s the same method employed by the first guy who died from eating a poison mushroom. [...]“
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Orin Kerr writes: “The new law simply expands the old law so that it applies to the Internet as well as the telephone network.” (via Michaela Barnes)
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Social web archiving, with tagging. 100 MB per month free, or 1 GB for paid “pro” account. Since when did “web clipping” ever become sexy?
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Awesome mash-up of a great song from Avenue Q and video from World of Warcraft. Very clever.
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If you need a command-line way to eject removable media on Win32, this is an example of how to do it in Python. Should probably implement it in Tcl, just to demonstrate the difference.
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AOL already owned Singingfish, so I wonder what Truveo adds to AOL’s capability, if anything.
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Confirmed: US lawmakers are officially stupid. If this comment annoys you, then see this full disclosure: I’m Dossy. Have a nice day.
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Hey Dossy, you were the first person to ever del.icio.us anything I ever wrote, so I wanted to say thanks. The entry that you del.icio.us-ified got moved to my new domain at pennyhero.net recently.
If you want to update the del.icio.us entry, this is the direct link: Emily on the News
Anyway, thanks.
Emily: I updated my subscription to point to your new site, but I hadn’t gone and updated any old links. Thanks for letting me know the new URL. I’ve updated this entry and my del.icio.us bookmark.
Thanks Dossy.
You’re awesome.