Adam Shepard had $25 and the clothes on his back. As...Adam Shepard had $25 and the clothes on his back. As a challenge, he set himself a year to get an apartment, a car, and $2500 in savings.
To make his quest even more challenging, he decided not to use any of his previous contacts or mention his educ ...
● Single Serving SitesLately I've noticed a pattern of people building Single Serving Sites, web sites comprised of a single page with a dedicated domain name and do only one thing. Here are a few examples:
Barack Obama Is Your New Bicycle showcases all the lovely things ...
Ultrafit: Tapping his way along the Appalachian Traildeusx : Ultrafit: Tapping his way along the Appalachian Trail - "With the help of a voice-enabled GPS, Minneapolis attorney Mike Hanson, who is blind, is training for the hike of a lifetime." Seems inspiring, yet ill-fated.
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No Gods or Kings: Objectivism in BioShockdeusx : No Gods or Kings: Objectivism in BioShock - "BioShock may have been conceived as a study in nuance, a place for gamers to discover and explore at their own pace, but its dip into the ethical morass of Ayn Rand's objectivist philosophies ...
The Power ParadoxLinkorama : The Power Paradox - True power requires modesty and empathy, not force and coercion, argues Dacher Keltner. But what people want from leaders–social intelligence–is what is damaged by the experience of power.
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PureEditI spent some time this morning looking at PureEdit. It bills itself as a CMS, which is a classification I don’t know that I can agree with completely.
For the record, I only watched a couple of screencasts and browsed through some of the code ...
eBay Boycott: Are they serious this time?EBay seller boycott set to start Monday: I know there have been eBay boycott’s before, but this one seems to have some real heft behind it. CNN has been reporting on it regularly, and there’s more push behind this one than I’ve eve ...
Prince, Village People to Sue The Pirate Baycastrox writes to tell us that The Pirate Bay's legal concerns are continuing to grow. Prince and the Village People are planning to sue the popular torrent site with the help of the Web Sheriff law firm. John Giacobbi of Web Sheriff has also asked S ...
Art with a Mathematical TwistEuler points out a story about art created through mathematics. The Science News article covers selections from a recent exhibit, where over 40 artists gathered to show their work and the math behind it. The rest of the pieces are also viewable at th ...
Developers Warned over OOXML Patent RiskTendraes brings us a story about legal experts who are warning that Microsoft's "covenant not to sue" over use of the OOXML specification is both ambiguous and untested. Developers wishing to make use of OOXML are unlikely to understand the complex l ...
Limits to Moore's Law Launch New Computing Queststringtring alerts us to news that the National Science Foundation has requested $20 million in funding to work on "Science and Engineering Beyond Moore's Law." The PC World article goes on to say that the effort "would fund academic research on techn ...
A Look at the State of Wireless SecurityAn anonymous reader brings us a whitepaper from Codenomicon which discusses the state and future of wireless security. They examine Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and also take a preliminary look at WiMAX. The results are almost universally dismal; vulnerabili ...
How to Convince Non-IT Friends that Privacy Matters?mmtux writes: "As technology becomes more advanced, I am increasingly worried about privacy in all aspects of my life. Unfortunately, whenever I attempt to discuss the matter with my friends, they show little understanding and write me off as a hyper ...