If you haven’t been reading the bizarre coverage of Muhammad questioning Malvo regarding the 2002 sniper shootings, then you’re missing out. It’s not every day you have one nutjob defending himself and examining his partner nutjob.
“Basically, we were planning to get caught,” Muhammad said, in an apparent attempt to
I commented on this over at TechDirt, but had to challenge their assertion here as well. I’m not one to let a ridiculous claim go unanswered, so below is the text of my reply to Mike at TD. Their basic contention was the telcos are opposing regulations
I recently decided to convert my CD collection from CDs to Mp3s and put them on a media server. I’ve got hundreds of CDs, so I suspect this will take a while. I know there are services that will do it for me, but don’t really feel like paying for it.
I started toward
Given Congress’ determination to discuss, debate, and perhaps pass net neutrality legislation in the complete absence of any actual threat, I found this Wall Street Journal editorial interesting. It requires a subscription and has nothing to do with net neutrality, but it highlights a growing trend in Congress
Hey Microsoft! Pay attention to this! I’m writing it so you’ll get a clue!
Here is a perfect example of why people prefer Google’s search algorithm to the one you use. I was cleaning up my mp3 collection, and stumbled upon a song by Basement Jaxx. The filename was truncated, so I
The bids are in and the list of cities hoping to host the national convos in 2008 has been narrowed down to:
Denver (Dem)
New Orleans (Dem)
New York (Both)
Minneapolis-St. Paul (Both)
Cleveland (GOP)
Tampa-St. Pete (GOP)
Given those options, here are my predictions.
Denver 2008
The Democrats will end up in Denver. It’s nice there
There is a real disconnect between politicians and the people and it’s illustrated fairly well by this post on Kos. I’m not normally one to give kudos to Kos or his minions, but they actually got this one right – sort of.
Send [Rep. William Jefferson] (and all
Hands Off The Internet has put together a little cartoon/PSA to explain the net neutrality fight. It is pretty effective at explaining the situation, but completely forgettable as a viral marketing tool. They could have done a lot more to make this more catchy and provided a
Speaking Saturday in France at the Cannes Film Festival about global warming, [Al] Gore said, “I even believe there is a chance that within the next two years, even (President) Bush and (Vice President) Dick Cheney will be forced to change their position on this crisis,” he said. “One can
That headline sums up the GOP strategy for 2006. The Washington Post fills in the gaps.
Bush advisers have turned to the election as the most important chance to rewrite the troubled narrative of his presidency and allow him to recover enough to govern his last two years…
The plan is