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  • Best Science Images Of'07

    7 Oct 2007 • 1 min read • post

    Too bad they don’t have larger high-res versions. These would make very cool desktop backgrounds. National Geographic News Photo Gallery: Best Science Images of 2007 Honored

  • Filtering Out Press Release Spam

    7 Oct 2007 • 1 min read • post

    This may become useful. I’ve actually gotten so annoyed at organizations that insist on sending at least one marketing email per day that I had to unsubscribe from all of their mailings to get …

  • James Randi Is Taking On The Audiophiles

    7 Oct 2007 • 1 min read • post

    This is hilarious. I feel sorry for people who either really have such extraordinary hearing that they can’t use ordinary $19.99 cables in their home theater setup, or have deluded themselves …

  • Appendix Mystery Solved

    6 Oct 2007 • 1 min read • post

    Well, I had mine taken out two years ago so I hope I’m not at a disadvantage after the next GI bug. Function of the appendix found? A good bacteria safehouse. - Boing Boing “Immunologists …

  • Internet Discount Shopping Sites

    24 Sep 2007 • 1 min read • post

    I know people who use fatwallet.com and techbargains.com quite a bit. I wasn’t aware of the others, many of which have coupon codes. I always wondered where people got those codes, aside from …

  • Marijuana Arrests At All Time Quot High Quot-

    24 Sep 2007 • 1 min read • post

    “A pot-smoker is arrested every 38 seconds in America”. God damn it’s time to decriminalize this. We have real police work that could be done instead of wasting police, jail, and …

  • Lucky I'M Not A Kid These Days

    22 Aug 2007 • 1 min read • post

    …I would likely be arrested, expelled, or something. This is insane that drawings of what even “looked like a gun” are treated as “a threat”. We drew all kinds of war …

  • Intuit Quicken Backdoor Encryption Key Cracked

    22 Aug 2007 • 1 min read • post

    Turns out there is a 512-bit master encryption key used in all versions of Quicken since 2003 that allows for Intuit to decrypt your data (or potentially allow the Government to do so, as the …

  • Iphone Insecurity Hype

    22 Aug 2007 • 2 min read • post

    Leave it to a new technology for chicken-little “analysts” to begin crying that the sky is falling. What are the “problems” these analysts cite? “no thought to enterprise …

  • Onsecurity Podcast Taking Issue With Pci Dss Web Application Firewall Requirements

    22 Aug 2007 • 1 min read • post

    I already have noted that equating a web app firewall to a security source-code-reviewed and threat-modeled application is ridiculous. Dinis Cruz will remind you that the most devastating web …

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