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Partial release notes for new Delicious 2.0 features.
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"I don't care how many movies are available to me. As my personal taste as a customer, I want to watch the new stuff so whether we have 10,000 movies or 200 movies doesn't matter …" Blockbuster CEO Jim Keyes, meet the Long Tail.
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Interesting roundup of SSH clients currently in the App Store for the iPhone. So you can interrupt a phone call to restart your servers (or vice versa).
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A welcome reversal–but there's no definitive word that the MBTA won't pursue further chilling actions, nor that they will actually fix the broken system.
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In a list of possible Republican VP candidates: "Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman, the Democratic vice presidential prick in 2000 who now is an independent." Heh.
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Dave sez, let's stop splitting hairs and look at the real choice before us.
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For those occasions when it's after midnight, the network guy at the motel has gone home, and the router craps out…
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Reasons to love Harper's Weekly: their version of the story reads, "Nils, who shat himself during the ceremony, was, read the proclamation from King Harald the Fifth, 'in every way qualified to receive the honour and dignity of knighthood.'"
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Toys and tools released at DEFCON. If you don't know what a VOIP fuzzer is, you probably won't enjoy this list.
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Rand's latest kind of unifies GTD with Steven Covey's stuff. Interesting read.
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You know, maybe we shouldn't be allowing just anybody to have student names and birth dates without proving that their sites are secure. I'm just sayin'.
