Wandering the Web

• Internet Guides, Tutorials, and Online Training Information
• Open Source Ecology
• diannaswritingden
• 17-year-old wins 100k for creating cancer-killing nanoparticle
• How Far Is Too Far In Encouraging Healthy Eating? IBM issued a patent "Providing Consumers With Incentives For Healthy Eating Habits"
• Nginx overtakes Microsoft as No. 2 Web server Although Apache continues to dominate the Web server space, open source Nginx is nibbling at rivals' market share
• How SOPA will hurt the free web and Wikipedia
• The four fallacies of IT metrics Getting metrics right is essential to effective IT management, but getting them wrong is worse than not having them at all
• There Is Such a Thing as a Free Lunch
• Trial of the Will
• Usenix: Dartmouth expanding diff, grep Unix tools
• For Your Health We're Making Waves
• TOP500 List of Supercomputers ReleasedLinux: 457, Windows 1
• Global Warming & Climate Change Myths
• Microsoft's Android bullying revealed by Barnes & Noble Redmonds primary MO is to use its patent portfolio to generate a revenue flow from Android rather than protecting intellectual property.
• Some Analysts Still Don't Get It
• Top 10 Online UniversitiesBest online college degree programs
• With Windows 7, Microsoft is asserting legal control over your computer
• Viewpoint: Is the alcohol message all wrong?
• Design for the 3 Screens (Make That 5)
• The Log Connection, Log home specialists
• Please don't get me any of these things as a gift
• Arsenic, bacteria and alien life: Lessons from an internet frenzy
• Is Homeopathy an Environmental and Health Hazard?
• Building with mud (video)
• The Beer Prayer
• Are All SEO Marketing Experts Completely Insane?
• Pot, meet kettle: a response to Steve Jobs' letter on Flash
• Commodore 64 reincarnated as quad-core Ubuntu box
• After the Software Wars, by Keith Curtis
• Google Responds To Privacy Concerns With Unsettlingly Specific Apology
• Microsoft's Internet Driving Licence: stupid, unworkable and unenforceable
• Puppet Cleavage Banned From Colorado Springs Bus Stops
• iPad DRM endangers our rights
• Bach, Toccata and Fugue in D minor
  
• Divorce lawyer's business card
  
• Wall Street's 10 Biggest Lies of 2009
• Alphabet Updated With 15 Exciting New Replacement Letters
• Windex for your monitor
• Celebrating 40 years of the net
• Pro Bash Programming: Scripting the GNU/Linux Shell
• Books by Dick Francis
• The Ten Commandments (Economists' Version)
• A tale of two pages: Why fixed-width web pages do not work
• The green secret of NiMH batteries
• Facebook makes friends with privacy czar
• 55 Open Source Apps Transforming Education
• Apollo 11 computer software released
• Exploits of a Mom
• ODF Lies and Whispers
• Microsoft Update Quietly Installs Firefox Extension
• City of Vancouver embraces open data, standards and source
• Microsoft now attempt to fragment ODF
• C.F.A. Johnson House, Riverside, California
• Impeach Bezos for Amazon's Kindle Swindle
• Tempers Flare as Recession Creeps into Tech Industry
• Happy Birthday to GNU
• Help Vampires: A Spotter's Guide
• A Software Populist Who Doesnt Do Windows
• SantaBush.com
• Sarah Palin Debate Flow Chart
• McCain's YouTube Problem Just Became a Nightmare
• Linux devotee spreads the word
• Real programmers use...
• "I'm Voting Republican"
• China's Segway SWAT team
• A lightbulb manufactured in 1901 burns bright to this day
• It's not the Gates, it's the bars
• Monitor Resists Crossbow Arrow Impact
• Shining Some Light on Microsoft's Moonlight Covenant
• Mind Your Business: You Will Lose All The Rights to Your Own Art
• Microsoft to nuke MSN Music DRM keys
• They Criticized Vista. And They Should Know.
• Spiderbones, by Jeff D'Hondt
• Reason and the Drug Laws
• Toronto Tetris
• Microsoft Misleads on Copyright Reform
• Fish out of water:
  Your Inner Fish
• Factfile: XO laptop
• The invisible computer revolution
• A Lifesaving Checklist
• "My Very Own OLPC XO Laptop"
• A child's view of the $100 laptop
• The Kindle Swindle
• An E-Book Reader That Just May Catch On
• P2P Downloaders Buy More Music
• Bottle Blade Mozart
• Win a book (guess which one!) by debugging this shell script

  Shell Scripting Recipes given as a prize in script debugging contest

• Clear the Bookshelf and Fill It Up Again, All Online
• If your computer gave you haiku error messages...
• Artists built secret apartment in mall
• Google-happy border guard
• Scroogled by Cory Doctorow
• Diluting the scientific method:
  A look at homeopathy
• Sony's Spyware Strikes Back
• e-bay: $142 for "Pokemon cards that my kids tried to sneak by me"
• The technical challenge of making space travel easy
• Hi-tech gamblers allowed to keep winnings

  I bet they wouldn't have got off in Vegas!

• The Official Michael Vick Dog Chew Toy
• Create a new startup Web 2.0 company in 1 weekend
• Your Torontonian Guide to Toronto

  A Toronto Wiki, "a website anyone can edit, without knowing about web-stuff."

• iPhone-like Linux phone ready for hackers
• Ebuyer.com runs on a Commodore 64
• Dewey Decimal divas
• Gerry Singleton, 62: Computer wizard

  Toronto programmer involved with OpenOffice.org

• DreamWorks Animation "Shrek the Third": Linux Feeds an Ogre

  3000+ Linux servers render the animation

• The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834
• TheTravelzine.com
• Kamloops school district gets an education in free software
• Good Riddance Attention Whore
• "Sue me first, Microsoft"
• Geoffrey Chaucer Hath a Blog
• Burning Issues With Vista, by Richard Rasker
• One man writes Linux drivers for 235 USB webcams
• Windows Vista restricts GNU GCC apps to 32 MB
• God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything
• The LongPen Is Mightier Than
• Loon Laughter: Ecological Fables and Nature Tales
• Mystery cat takes regular bus to the shops
• Install Linux in half an hour
• The table of equivalents / replacements / analogs of Windows software in Linux
• CBC News: Adopting Ubuntu -- Linux switch can be painless, free
• How the Digital Video Broadcasting Project's DRM Standards Jeopardize Innovation, Competition, and Consumer Rights
• The Vista Out My Windows
• The Complete April Fools' Day RFCs
• French parliament dumping Windows for Linux
• Public Transit: Melbourne vs. Toronto
• No rush for open source technology
• Jediknights - epetition reply
• The integrity of this blog is fatally compromised
• It's a Living: Sandcastle Builder
• Introducing the book(YouTube video)
• Apple Recalls iPhone; Forgot to Include Phone Feature
• Steve Jobs: Thoughts on music
• Movie Piracy Claims Are More Fiction Than Fact
• Microsoft's own antivirus fails to secure Vista
• New Microsoft Word 2000 Vulnerability
• Scientology Fugitive Arrested
• A Vista vs. Linux Matchup
• Vista's legal fine print raises red flags
• Helsinki Complaints Choir
• You think you have backup challenges?
• BSD - The Dark Horse of Open Source (Groklaw)
• Linux at Industrial Light & Magic
• Gravitonus Ergonomic Workstation
• Windows screwup forces shift to Ubuntu
• HOW OLD IS THE GRAND CANYON? PARK SERVICE WONT SAY: Orders to Cater to Creationists Makes National Park Agnostic on Geology
• Art. Lebedev Studio Posters
• A Cost Analysis of Windows Vista Content Protection
• US DoD bars use of HTML e-mail, Outlook Web Access
• Reviewer slams book that was never written
• A Leap Back: MS Perpetuates Date Errors
• German Coastguard (YouTube 30 second video)
• Does Microsoft impose a prisoner mentality?
• The Internet Debacle - An Alternative View (by Janis Ian)
• An Ancient Computer Surprises Scientists
• Study: Developers Favor Linux
• The Gotcha on that MS License on the Office 2007 "Giveaway"
• Avoid the loony Zune
• The war is over and Linux won
• Oh, the Legal Cites They Are A-Changin'
• Baby Watt
• Kissing Hank's Ass
• UK report: knowledge should be public good first, private right second
• Flush the Vote
• Novell: We Surrender
• Get Fuzzy cartoon
• Very Short Stories: 6-word science fiction
• Surprises inside Microsoft Vista's EULA
• Don't let so-called experts tell you what you should know about becoming a web designer
• Cloaking Device Made for Spammers
• Why There is Better Driver Support in 64-bit Linux Than 64-bit Windows
• What is DRM? Digital Restrictions Management
• User Friendly, 2006-09-25
• Windows Popup Error Messages for All Occasions
• Microsoft's Masterpiece of FUD
• The First Computer with a Hard Disk Drive
• And then there were none: bidders snap up novelist's possessions
• I Remember Townsend... (livejournal entry by liz_marcs)
• DRM Roll: How corporations are about to drastically change the way you consume media, and how one local group is going to make them pay for it
• Microsoft Voice Recognition
• Ogg Vorbis audio format: FAQ
• SanDisk details MP3 fight in SEC filing
• Education minister's proposal needs a rewrite
• Copy Camp: An unconference for artists about the Internet and the challenge to copyright
• New virus spawns more 'zombie' computers
• GZIP-9 SUV (jpeg)
• Aliens choose Firefox
• Hoosier Daddy? In Indiana Schools, It's Linux
• A Matter of Principle: Digital Rights Management and why we are opposed to it
• Internet Explorer is dangerous
• Comma quirk irks Rogers
• Half of U.S. Still Believes Iraq Had WMD
• Hackers Clone E-Passports
• Baiters Teach Scammers a Lesson
• Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster
• 11th Commandment: THOU SHALT NOT GET HIGH! ... except on alcohol
• First Men On Moon Used Pen To Fix Lander
• Microsoft Upset Over Groklaw's Article on ODF [Open Document Format]
• Appeasement Isn't Working (re: Video drivers)
• EU Parliament calls for better support of Open Source
• Linux free, easy & secure
• Taking Microsoft's ODF Plugin for a Spin... Splat
• Web Page Kung Fu: Self-defense For Web Design Fraud
• Tomgram: Ruth Rosen on Sexual Terrorism and Iraqi Women
• The Last Genuine Copy of Windows XP
• Toronto high school expels Linux lab
• The Second Class Action Lawsuit over Microsoft's WGA
• Canadian Digital Security Companies Warn Against Anti-Circumvention Laws
• Ubuntu Linux Passes the Turing Test
• James Patrick "Jim" Baen (October 22, 1943 - June 28, 2006)
• Police arrest suspected virus writers
• Test drive challenge: Office 2007 vs. OpenOffice 2.0
• Adjusting your [browser] text size
• Google circa 1960
• Bill Gates to Leave Microsoft in 2008
• The 25 Worst Tech Products of All Time
• Word to Writer: There are some things that only money can buy. For everything else, there's OpenOffice.
• The Duke of Wellington Misplaces His Horse, by Susanna Clarke
• Numeric representation of Dates and Time: The ISO solution to a long-standing source of confusion
• A Barenaked guide to music copyright reform, Steven Page, National Post
• Microsoft's Calling Home Problem: It's a Matter of Informed Consent
• Laugh When You Watch That: TDVC's shortcomings aside, at least Dan Brown can poke fun at himself. By Fr. John Wauck
• Judge orders game of rock, paper, scissors
• Install Kazaa... Get Fined $750 - The RIAA's Newest Plan of Attack?
• Mything the Point: Examining unexamined beliefs Americans accept on faith value
• Free as in Freedom: Richard Stallman's Crusade for Free Software
• The Rich Get Richer: Google Needs Some Ad Sense
• Antivirus protection for the really worried
• Browser fuzzing for fun and profit
• magnatune.com: Give 3 Free Copies to Your Friends
• Canadian Inquisition: Questions and Answers
• Tradeoffs between CLI and Visual Interfaces
• The Model Train Patent Story - Jacobsen v. Katzer et al
• The Da Vinci Cod
• Census day is fast approaching.
• Scan This Book!
• The census online application now accessible to Linux operating system
• How to Build a Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Days Later (by Philip K. Dick)
• For loops help (comp.lang.c article)
• Windows XP EULA in Plain English
• The British Library - "The world's knowledge" DRM'd and for a price
• Count Me Out (Canadian 2006 Census)
• Canadian online census discriminates against FOSS
• Making The Real News
• Get Legal - Get OpenOffice.org
• Synthesized speech from 1961
• The Daemon, the GNU & the Penguin ~ by Dr. Peter Salus
• Unexpected features in Acrobat 7
• ANGER MANAGEMENT
• The Top 10 weirdest keyboards ever
• rshred(1) man page
• Internet Explorer Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability Test
• Guinea Pig Theater presents Waiting for Godot (Flash)
• Keeping Free Software Free, By Richard Stallman
• Peruvian Congressman refutes Microsoft's "Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt" (F.U.D.) concerning free and open source software.
• Datran Media Agrees to Settlement in Breach-of-Privacy Investigation in NY
• Microsoft Vista: Not 'People Ready'
• Linux gets built-in Cell processor support
• Should I get anti-virus software for my Linux box?
• Book Review: Math You Can't Use
• Test shows how vulnerable unpatched Windows is
• Latte and Linux in Toronto
• OpenOffice is ten years behind MS Office? That's just fine!
• Toronto to become giant wireless hotspot
• Free and Open Source Software - Cost Comparison Model
• Blackbird by J.E. Seymour
• Why Windows Vista will suck
• Bristol Switches to StarOffice
• Free software? You can't just give it away
• Steve Ballmer - techno remix
• MooBella on-demand ice cream maker
• The Thing That Wood Not Be
• EFF: Don't Use Google Desktop
• Exploit code targets Windows help system
• Spyware, Adware, Windows, GNU/Linux, and Software Culture
• How to really confuse your party guests.
• History and Senator Stevens' iPod
• Leading Canadian Music Label Challenges RIAA Lawsuits
• Need an App to run on Linux? Request it here!
• We're a record label. But we're not evil.
• Can't afford the Copyright Cartel's big banquet?
• Homeland Security helps secure open-source code
• Sending e-mail can be a struggle if your name has a 4-letter word
• Give 3 Free Copies to Your Friends
• Software Patents are Like Smoking
• The Brontosaurus: Monty Python's flying creationism
• The Million Dollar Homepage
• Ottawa demands greater wiretap access
• Cruise ship Australia
• Linux stars in Microsoft movie
• How Dell repels attempts to buy its 'open source' PC
• Molson Improves Beer By Eliminating Taste
• Typecasting: The Use (and Misuse) of Period Typography in Movies
• Sub-$100 laptop design unveiled
• Flash: 99% Bad
• FEMA & Open Communication Systems ~ by Dr. Frank Brickle
• New IE Bug Opens XP SP2 To Attack
• Data dangers dog hard drive sales
• FEMA disaster website IE-only
• Introducing the Baen Free Library
• OPEN LETTER TO KANSAS SCHOOL BOARD
• The G3 beer server
• The Adventures of Quintus Propertius by Roy R. Johnson
• Teachers Propose Replacing 'Failed' With 'Deferred Success'
• Intel to cut Linux out of the content market
• Virginity or Death!
• Two Enterprises Share Linux Success Stories
• A History of Free and Open Source - Introduction by Peter H. Salus
• The Real Value of Open Source Going Forward by Tim Daly
• Is Firefox still safer than IE?
• The Bush in the bubble by Tom Engelhardt
• Once upon a midnight dreary, while I websurfed, weak and weary, ...
• Open Source Beer!!
• Why Linux is the Logical Choice for the Classroom
• "Public Service Message"
• AOL's Terms of Service Update for AIM Raises Eyebrows
• Campaign for Free BIOS
• Windows v Linux security: the real facts
• What You're Telling Me By Running Windows:
• Microsoft's "MSH" shell
• IE flaw threat hits the roof
• MS and Indemnification
• Shell Scripting Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach
• Millions of Bagles knock out Windows firewall
• One Canadian's Wireless Neighborhood Network Could Someday Serve Us All
• Some Notes on the "Who wrote Linux" Kerfuffle, Release 1.5
• Al-Qaeda computer geek nearly overthrew US
• Will the first Linux carwash clean up?
• Linux Movies Picture Gallery
• Malware attacks IE users via pop-ups
• CERT recommends anything but IE
• Researchers warn of infectious Web sites
• Munich to stick with open source
• SUSE LINUX vs. Windows System with Comparable Software
• 'Not the sharpest of knives' - praise heaped on Linux study author
• Understanding Open Source Software - by Red Hat's Mark Webbink, Esq.
• Microsoft's long-playing business record
• A babe in Tuxland
• Freeing the Mind: Free Software and the Death of Proprietary Culture by Eben Moglen
• Open source opens doors S.F. conference finds more U.S. companies switching to Linux, cutting their costs
• Business is Business and Credit Where Credit is Due
• Upgrades make Linux so easy to use
• Halloween X: Follow The Money
• Microsoft's Tokyo offices raided
• Beware the penguin
• The Joy of Tech
• Software feud may have provoked virus
• E-mail viruses blamed as spam rises sharply
• Should I get anti-virus software for my Linux box?
• Microsoft patch delay may contribute to early exploit
• Yeti@home
• Open Source in Government: Newport News, Va.
• Backup Scripts from UnixReview.com
• Microsoft takes on teen's site MikeRoweSoft.com
• PCWorld.com - The Linux Experiment Our intrepid editor was fed up with Windows hassles
• The IT industry is shifting away from Microsoft
• City of Austin pilot proves OpenOffice.org works
• Security Experts Doubt SCO Was Attacked
• Canadian Company To Launch Cremated Remains Into Space
• Wikipedia
• Phishing and viral tech combines in new menace
• Why Open Source Software / Free Software (OSS/FS)? Look at the Numbers!
• A Linux Distro for Barbie?
• How big brother and big media can put the Internet genie back in the bottle
• Windows XP Shows the Direction Microsoft is Going
• SCO fined $10,800 in Germany for Linux claims
• Big Blue files counterclaims against SCO
• The Dr. Seuss Parody Page
• Please don't send Word Documents by email! [link posted 2003-08-04]
• Government issues second warning on Microsoft security flaw [link posted 2003-08-01]
• SA Cabinet approves OSS strategy [link posted 2003-06-16]
• Linux in Europe [link posted 2003-06-16]
• Ed Foster's GripeLog [link posted 2003-05-29]
• Microsoft Loses City of Munich Deal to Linux [link posted 2003-05-28]
• The Pegasoft Linux Workshop Series 2003 [link posted 2003-05-26]
• Open Source Initiative on the SCO-vs.-IBM Complaint [link posted 2003-05-20]
• Has Turing Slain the Jabberwock? [link posted 2003-05-17]
• Crashed Computer Traps Thai Politician [link posted 2003-05-16]
• We Can Put an End to Word Attachments [link posted 2003-05-15]
• Is Windows or Linux easier to install? [link posted 2003-04-09]
• Microsoft Buys Linux [link posted 2003-04-01]
• Great Lawyer Story [link posted 2003-03-18]
• Technology trends that will affect your business and how you do business. {LONG} [link posted 2003-03-04]
• Google deserves your nomination for Big Brother of the Year [link posted 2003-02-19]
• Why would I want to use Linux?
• Linux from Kindergarten to High School
• A real Windows 2000 Backdoor?
• Why I hate Microsoft "A personal, lengthy, but highly articulate outburst"
• LinuX-Mas caroling we shall go
• U.S. Patent: Method of swinging on a swing
• OpenOffice.org--as good as Microsoft Office?
• What's that hissing sound coming from my computer?
• The spy inside your home computer
• WIN 2K Bug List
• TweakHound Reviews Mandrake 9.0: A "Newbie"ginning
• Microsoft software expelled by top college
• Windows XP Shows the Direction Microsoft is Going.
• Linux for the Rest of Us
• The Canadian Inquisition pub quiz league
• Can you trust your computer?
• The Same Old Story
• Microsoft: Would You Like Fries With That?
• Microsoft warns of FrontPage flaw
• Freedom on Your Desktop?
• Office XP Error Reporting May Send Sensitive Documents to Microsoft
• The Tao of Backup
• De re Calendars
• Microsoft Linux
• Call It the U.S. Open Source
• KY State Fair Ends Pipe Smoking Contest
• Lawsuit Wile E. Coyote vs. Acme Co.
• Could Hollywood hack your PC?
• wIndependence Day Essay: Just Say No!
  
• Microsoft Fails to Use Its Own Security Tools
• Cooking with Whisky
• It's unofficial: Microsoft bets business on Linux
• Sony Music CDs surreptitiously install DRM Trojan horses on PCs
• Ga-Ga Google Groups and Netiquette
• Kansas School Board OKs Evolution Language
• Voters oust creationists from US school district
• Microsoft warns of 'critical' Windows flaw
• 'Unix beats Windows' - says Microsoft\!
• SCO Asserts Its Rights to Almost Nothing
• That's Linux on the Line
• Firefox Contest Calls on Independent Filmmakers
• On the Effectiveness of Aluminium Foil Helmets: An Empirical Study
• Bush and Al-Jazeera
• Attacking Hash Functions by Poisoned Messages "The Story of Alice and her Boss"
• Cruciverbalism on the silver screen
• Online Rights Canada
• Wadd'ya mean 'out of memory?'
• Command Line is your friend
• LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART
• Bill Gates's Police Mug Shot
• The Web's Download Disasters, Inaugural Edition

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