Entries from March 2004The Posts You Asked For

“Individuals no longer possess a reasonable expectation that their [medical] histories will remain completely confidential.”

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CNN needs more than a spell checker.

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Aliso Viejo, Calif., runs scared of “dihydrogen oxide.”

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Three-headed frog? Wrong-headed BBC scientist.

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Don’t believe the scare: Gas today is about as cheap as it’s ever been.

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The editors of Editor and Publisher don’t seem to be editing.

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I don’t care what the new Discworld novel is called.

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Black box voting proves once again that it’s bad news.

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Three fake ads from modern-day companies that were busy with other things during wartime.

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Three heads are better than one.

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Easterbrook on Nostradamus.

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Talk about market penetration.

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CNN seems to think that music used to be free.

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There’s no such thing as “very critical.”

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What if every file on your PC included its own metadata? No more directory structure.

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