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Light for sabers, not beer!
Joke Haikus are rarely Haikus. Here's an over-the-top rant as to why.
rik: duckling writes haiku.
rik: internet boldly proclaims
rik: humour still alive
Build your own flatbed scanner digital camera
lrePlivE: http://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/tech/wacky_garage.jpg <- check that image out
GabeW: Man, this looks like a marketing brochure...
National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace (from the White House)
GabeW: Interesting, NO "town hall" meetings to talk about this in the Bay Area....
GabeW: Man, this looks like a marketing brochure...
GabeW: Apparently mainframe security is a big issue for the white house
http://www.peerfear.org/blognet
burtonator: P2P over RSS ;)
burtonator: it is meant to use the semantic overlay network to build things like trust metrics, reputation systems, neurogrid style things, etc.
Year-old sploit lets any local user read passwd file (with enc. passwords) in osx.
Loki: See also http://online.securityfocus.com/archive/1/211718
kherr: This is like being able to cat /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow. Use good passwords.
Loki: Yeah, that's a rather eloquent explanation of why I hate tabs.
http://www.acme.com/jef/science_songs
Xirzon: songs for indoctrinating your children
Xirzon: especially check out "It's a scientific fact.MP3"
Xirzon: little known fun fact: "Why Does the Sun Shine" was the model for TMBG's song of the same name
Xirzon: other little known fun fact: children who are taught science properly will not become religious wackos
brewtus: An amazing new game from Protovision
brewtus: A GPL'd Gnutella client, in alpha, written in C. Cross-platform, modular, multiple UIs
coderman: Friends dont let friends use gnutella
Xirzon: Use Kazaa instead. Guaranteed spyware free and open source
jillzilla: join the pro-boob lobby!
Xirzon: boob is also a great word because it can be read in both directions
Ahead of the Curve: Empire strikes back
wmf: die Notes die
look: try ifile
look: monkeys are funny
Xirzon: wigu rulez
look: I must select a name for my "pad" from this list
Esperanto in 10 Minutes or Your Money Back
seti: There's an old joke that goes something like this: "Q: What do you call someone that speaks two languages? A: Bilingual. Q: What do you call someone that speaks one language? A: American."
Xirzon: I don't like the special characters in Esperanto. doesn't seem very universal to me
Sun to shed light on desktop Linux plans
Xirzon: "Sun Microsystems is expected to unveil a Frankenstein-like desktop Linux strategy this week"
Xirzon: That's my Sun!
deltab: <lrePlivE> ROWR