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September 2002 / August 2002 / July 2002 / June 2002 / May 2002 / April 2002 / March 2002
Entries
09/03/2002: Is the FCC prolonging the telecom slump?
09/03/2002: Firewalls as a security risk
08/23/2002: Compendium takes a vacation
08/23/2002: Internet safe for another day
08/23/2002: Holding off on the Wi-Fi Grande
08/22/2002: The Britney Spears Telecom page
08/22/2002: Subtly making Fusion easier to use (at least, in IE)
08/22/2002: So what would a busy network manager's Weblog look like?
08/21/2002: SpamCops or SpamThugs?
08/21/2002: Poetry as the ultimate anti-spam weapon?
08/20/2002: Security expert: Scared of Palladium
08/20/2002: Our newest Weblog: The Multimedia Exchange
08/20/2002: How to convince the boss to buy into this blogging thing
08/19/2002: Wardriving takes to the air
08/19/2002: The growing politicization of open source
08/16/2002: How would this guy deal with spam?
08/16/2002: Is Katherine Harris an IEEE member?
08/15/2002: Dual leaky buckets and hot-potato routing
08/15/2002: Into gizmos?
08/15/2002: Two more Apple "Switched" parodies
08/14/2002: Use an open wireless port; go to jail?
08/14/2002: AT&T Broadband barking up the wrong tree
08/13/2002: 9/11 schlock
08/13/2002: Getting around the spam filters
08/12/2002: Ray Ozzie: OSes still matter
08/12/2002: One Ellen Feiss collectible that won't last long
08/12/2002: Sun and open source: Is McNealy whining too much?
08/09/2002: Andy's computer
08/09/2002: What's wrong with "Minority Report"
08/09/2002: Internet radio to go
08/08/2002: Blogs as disruptive tech
08/08/2002: Atomic storage
08/08/2002: Microsoft's newest threat: Google
08/07/2002: The Ethernet-enabled teddy bear
08/07/2002: T-shirts for geeks
08/06/2002: Apple "Switched" parodies
08/06/2002: Can't get enough trademark news?
08/06/2002: Is this a trade show or a Tom Clancy movie?
08/05/2002: The Macintosh couch
08/05/2002: A site that dares to link
08/05/2002: The LED Museum
08/02/2002: Really high tech
08/02/2002: Mac Dudette nearing 15th minute
08/02/2002: Copyright wars
07/31/2002: Off for a couple of days
07/30/2002: What to do with those extra mouse pads
07/30/2002: Phone shui or Phone pfooey?
07/29/2002: How the Semantic Web could work
07/29/2002: The cellphone signal pen
07/26/2002: Ivy League stupidity
07/26/2002: Some PC food
07/25/2002: New resources coming to Fusion
07/25/2002: Filtering the filters
07/25/2002: 30 Days to a More Accessible Web site
07/24/2002: The Pocket Calculator Show
07/24/2002: How open is RealNetworks' new "open" software?
07/23/2002: Miss us?
07/23/2002: Google text art
07/23/2002: The perils of Wi-Fi
07/22/2002: Resolved: A document is not a car
07/22/2002: Dude, you're gettin' a Mac!
07/19/2002: You think telemarketing is bad now?
07/19/2002: Extreme wireless
07/18/2002: Putting his money where his blog is
07/18/2002: Why two heads are better than one
07/17/2002: Critic says: Time for Mac fanatics to give it a rest
07/17/2002: The case of the bounced e-mails
07/17/2002: Scrollbar racing
07/16/2002: Yahoo gets medieval on your e-mail
07/16/2002: You can call me Wing Commander Tibbs
07/15/2002: Palladium patents
07/15/2002: The Web-enabled Etch-a-Sketch
07/12/2002: Cyberwar czar a cyberwar dud?
07/12/2002: World's first song about Webcasting and the Library of Congress
07/11/2002: Dublin Core meltdown
07/11/2002: If a Web site were a tire swing
07/10/2002: If you open a Wi-Fi point, the terrorists will have won
07/10/2002: The Google mirror
07/10/2002: Best spam of the day
07/09/2002: Sounding the alarm over the Homeland Security Web site
07/09/2002: Mathematical Legos
07/08/2002: Sometimes, interactivity bites
07/08/2002: Gooey light could speed optical computing
07/08/2002: Shut the bloody phone off already!
07/03/2002: Just in time for the Fourth: The official Army kill-people game
07/03/2002: Meet up at meetup
07/02/2002: It's amazing what some people throw out
07/02/2002: When everything seems like hieroglyphics
07/01/2002: So what do you think?
07/01/2002: State of Utah gets into wireless warchalking
06/27/2002: Off for a couple of days
06/26/2002: An XML programming language
06/26/2002: WorldCom's former auditors
06/25/2002: Beware the chalk-wielding wireless geeks
06/25/2002: Death of the 'Net predicted?
06/25/2002: Dude, the '90s are over
06/24/2002: Pickle-jar time management
06/24/2002: The XML site map
06/24/2002: The Mouse knows if you've been naughty or nice
06/21/2002: Mid-day update: NPR re-evaluating linking policy
06/21/2002: RSS in the enterprise
06/21/2002: NPR doesn't get the Web
06/21/2002: When cellphone users go too far
06/20/2002: Color me bored
06/20/2002: The dangers of inifinite domain names
06/18/2002: Real intrusion detection
06/18/2002: Telcommunications implosion?
06/18/2002: SMS for newbies
06/18/2002: How to define XML tags?
06/17/2002: The war between ISPs and wireless hackers
06/17/2002: Today's best 404 page
06/17/2002: A snag on the road to Mac nerdvana
06/14/2002: Bottom-up knowledge management
06/14/2002: An opportunity of a lifetime from Spamania
06/14/2002: Great Caesar's Blog!
06/13/2002: Novell's purchase of Silverstream a mistake?
06/13/2002: SpamAssassin goes after spam
06/12/2002: Why programmers shouldn't be let out of the office
06/12/2002: The PowerPoint challenge
06/12/2002: A standard Web
06/10/2002: Museum pleads: Hackers, help us!
06/10/2002: Amy Wohl takes on Ralph Nader
06/10/2002: CDs that won't work on your computer
06/07/2002: Animals: Houston all a-buzz
06/07/2002: Security through obsolesence
06/07/2002: The myth of the community open-source project?
06/06/2002: Mozilla 1.0 finally out
06/06/2002: Trying to keep the spammers at bay
06/06/2002: Gaming online moderation systems
06/05/2002: Paging Dick Tracy
06/05/2002: Check out the SuperComm 2002 Weblog
06/05/2002: Will Opti-Onics give Johnny a 4-tube notebook?
06/04/2002: Open-source security tool compromised
06/04/2002: Anti-spammer throws hands up, quits the fight
06/03/2002: Denial of Responsibility attacks on the upswing
06/03/2002: Just jabbering away
05/31/2002: Hypertext guru: Webmasters bite
05/31/2002: Uncle Walt is watching you
05/30/2002: Data-mining Usenet
05/30/2002: Is that a PDA in your pocket or are you just glad to see me?
05/29/2002: Nifty little Web sites
05/29/2002: Managing your inbox the EZ way
05/28/2002: Amazon.com recommendations system jiggered
05/28/2002: If you use the Internet, the terrorists have won
05/24/2002: Oh, no, no more $32-million offers from Nigeria?
05/24/2002: Microsoft fails to convince Pentagon open source is a threat to the nation
05/23/2002: Conference blogging
05/23/2002: Music to get your Unix groove on
05/22/2002: Court: FAQs not copyrightable
05/22/2002: Factual error found on Internet
05/21/2002: Google's next generation of services
05/21/2002: Exploding water balloons in space!
05/21/2002: His mouse stinks
05/20/2002: Monster.com in PowerPoint snafu
05/20/2002: Viral marketing indeed
05/17/2002: Oops!
05/17/2002: How come there's no cent key?
05/17/2002: So what if you just want to give content away?
05/15/2002: The rise of the Semantic Web
05/15/2002: Walking around Quake
05/14/2002: Will 802.11b fall victim to its own success?
05/14/2002: RealMistake
05/13/2002: Did Microsoft destroy name-to-domain company?
05/13/2002: Scrubbed P2P clients
05/10/2002: Macromedia goes ka-blog
05/10/2002: Programming "99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall
05/09/2002: The uber-cookie
05/09/2002: Cable-modem hacking about to get easy
05/08/2002: The death of the celebrity CEO
05/08/2002: Google's new "Find Anything" service
05/08/2002: Seeing the future of the 'Net in porn
05/07/2002: Serviceless wireless
05/07/2002: If Pooh wrote a Weblog
05/06/2002: New blog: Cool Tools Daily Dose
05/06/2002: Horrors! Fiber speeds over copper just a hoax?
05/06/2002: The Compaq iPaq or Seven of Nine?
05/03/2002: When software kills
05/03/2002: Ratbot update: The Pentagon's involvement
05/02/2002: Wireless rats!
05/02/2002: eBay isn't asking for your credit-card number
05/02/2002: Networking poetry
05/01/2002: Web services mean fatter clients
05/01/2002: Mobile gossip
04/30/2002: The social network
04/30/2002: Stupid computer stories
04/29/2002: This XP patch is no fairy tale
04/29/2002: A gift for your outer geek
04/29/2002: The Internet is for everyone, isn't it?
04/26/2002: Inter-fada just a myth?
04/26/2002: Saving the DNS root
04/25/2002: New spyware deletes anti-spyware software
04/25/2002: All Pong, all the time
04/24/2002: Robbing Peter to wire Paul at Verizon
04/24/2002: The big ball o' Ethernet cable
04/24/2002: How one college handles hackers
04/23/2002: You don't want to get a librarian mad
04/23/2002: Proof that Apple is flush with success
04/23/2002: N.Y. Times Random Registration Generator
04/22/2002: The Commodore 64 Parallel Super-Computer
04/22/2002: Privacy Bird tells on AT&T
04/19/2002: The birth of Geek Nation?
04/19/2002: IBM: We won't charge for key XML patent
04/18/2002: Calif. buys more Oracle licenses than it has employees
04/18/2002: Cameras watching cameras
04/17/2002: Digital identity: Who am I?
04/17/2002: Go outside, will ya?
04/17/2002: Why free software usability tends to suck
04/16/2002: Preserving old software
04/16/2002: Great, something else to worry about
04/16/2002: Why I need a vacation, part 3
04/15/2002: Her domain was hijacked and the registrar won't help
04/15/2002: Netmaster 10baseT is in the house
04/12/2002: The true life adventures of Max Throughput, CCIE
04/12/2002: The Google API
04/12/2002: A joke that women who date engineers would get
04/11/2002: Fighting spam with P2P
04/11/2002: The AT&T Privacy Bird
04/10/2002: What the alpha geeks are up to
04/10/2002: Hardware vs. software vendors
04/09/2002: The Web via e-mail
04/09/2002: Keeping up with Web services
04/08/2002: OS Sucks-Rules-O-Meter
04/08/2002: We Have the Way In
04/08/2002: Irony plug-ins
04/05/2002: What if software self-destructed - on purpose?
04/05/2002: The annotated Jack Valenti
04/04/2002: Free XML tools
04/04/2002: Cat-proofing your computer
04/03/2002: Paul McCartney on the importance of backup
04/03/2002: Mapping a terrorist network
04/02/2002: Do as I say, not as I do
04/02/2002: We are Blog; Resistance is futile
04/01/2002: Alert: Why Google is so fast
04/01/2002: Unix more complex than Windows?
04/01/2002: Use Yahoo Mail? Expect even more spam
03/29/2002: The IBM songbook
03/29/2002: Abe Lincoln: 'Net entrepreneur
03/28/2002: E-mail puts end to carrier-pigeon service
03/28/2002: Kids today are so clever
03/27/2002: Whiny Joe Nacchio
03/27/2002: Who am I?
03/26/2002: Nick Burns must die
03/26/2002: On the importance of copyediting
03/25/2002: Add Apple to list of companies that break Acrobat security
03/25/2002: Bet Carly F. wishes she could have done this
03/22/2002: First spam, now whispers
03/22/2002: Google says it will add back part of anti-church site
03/22/2002: Yes, I'm using new software to write this
03/21/2002: Google drops site from its database
03/21/2002: Finally, an honest spammer
03/20/2002: Talking spam
03/20/2002: Improving Google?
03/19/2002: Her name was Carly ...
03/19/2002: Finally, tap dancing on your Palm
03/19/2002: The hidden life of Pong
03/19/2002: Linux viruses
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