● kottke.org is ten years old todayThree cities, two serious relationships, one child, 200,000 frequent flier miles, at least seven jobs, 14,500 posts, six designs, and ten years ago, I started "writing things down" and never stopped. That makes kottke.org one of a handful of the long ...
Due to "when will the ice break up" contests in Alaska...Due to "when will the ice break up" contests in Alaska and other records dating back more than 150 years, climate scientists are able to study the onset of spring thaws.
Seventeen lakes in Europe, Asia and the U.S. with records going back 150 years ...
Technology Review: Between Friendsfactoryjoe : Technology Review: Between Friends -
Sites like Facebook are proving the value of the "social graph."
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Major browser exploitnelson : Major browser exploit - I know two people whose WoW accounts were stolen recently; this javascript attack may be how
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PAMP is like LAMP, but for phonesPHP Apps on Mobile using PAMP: This looks really cool.
If you'd like to work on your favorite PHP apps on your S60 phones, here's PAMP - Personal Apache, MySQL and PHP. This is implemented on the Symbian OS using Open C, which is a set of ind ...
Music Sharing ISP SurchargeMusic Industry Proposes a Piracy Surcharge on ISPs: An interesting article about a plan that Big Media is warming up to. It was proposed a long time ago, but immediately dismissed.
Griffin’s idea is to collect a fee from internet service p ...
Hobbyists Create GPLed DIY Super TV AntennaFreshly Exhumed writes "Retired and hobbyist antenna engineers working together in the Digital Home forums have taken an obscure 1950s UHF TV antenna called the Hoverman [PDF] and subjected the design to modern software-based computer modeling in hop ...
Wireless Networks That Build ThemselvesScienceDaily has an interesting article that looks at ad-hoc wireless networks and how they might be even more useful on a large scale. The RUNES project is featured as an example of software projects that might be able to make mobile devices that fo ...
The Night the IETF Shut Off IPv4IP Freely writes "At this year's Internet Engineering Task Force meeting in Philadelphia, conference organizers shut off IPv4 for an hour. Surprisingly, chaos did not ensue. 'After everyone got his or her system up and running, many people started lo ...
FTC Puts $1.9M Kink in Phone Bill Crammer's Walletcoondoggie writes to mention that the three largest companies in the billing aggregation market have been hit with a $1.9 million fine in response to the more than $30 million in bogus charges added to consumer's bills. The ringleader of the scam how ...
Happy Pi DayJonathan writes "Today, the 14th of March, is Pi Day 2008. Pi Day is internationally celebrated in honor of the mathematical constant "Pi," who's actual value will — now and forever — remain unknown. NeoSmart Technologies has a run-down o ...
Cassini Geyser-Tasting a BustMaggie McKee writes "The Cassini spacecraft flew into the icy geysers erupting from Saturn's moon Enceladus on Wednesday in an attempt to figure out what they were made of, but a glitch prevented the probe from actually 'tasting' the plumes. An 'unex ...