Entries from December 2004

Northwest traps passengers — AGAIN.

» Click to read... «

“This is the equivalent of a medical tsunami — there was no warning put out whatsoever on this apparently benign, [...]

» Click to read... «

I was wrong. CNN gets even lower.

» Click to read... «

CNN’s news judgement is, well, pathetic.

» Click to read... «

So THAT’S what cheerleaders shake.

» Click to read... «

Meet Stephanie Kwolek.

» Click to read... «

Staring at my ceiling, literally, I saw a great analogy for the electron “cloud” that quantum physics describes.

» Click to read... «

Temperature since the 19th century.

» Click to read... «

A simple thing like stain-proof fabric is pretty cool in action.

» Click to read... «

Referees kill Giants, but that’ll change.

» Click to read... «

AOL’s new ad looks disturbingly familiar.

» Click to read... «

Gateway responds to my criticism of its marketing.

» Click to read... «

My spam project got its first piece of unsolicited junk.

» Click to read... «

I once said that AOL was doomed. Wired found that funny. Now I get to smirk a bit.

» Click to read... «

New examples of Mac-user logic.

» Click to read... «

I’m trying a spam project — let’s see when a brand-new address starts getting junk, and from whom.

» Click to read... «

The Thunderbird mail client is terrific.

» Click to read... «

Looks like Mac Daily News gave up on its Mac server and jumped to Linux.

» Click to read... «

This is so funny I have to share it. Jeremy Bolton, Defender of All Things Mac, wrote: Again, Mr. Kantor, [...]

» Click to read... «

I know that the Mac folks are desperate to believe that everyone is out to get them. They have these [...]

» Click to read... «