Apple’s strange logic on jailbreaking
So jailbreaking an iPhone is now officially legal. Sad, really, that a court had to decide that yes, you really [...]
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So jailbreaking an iPhone is now officially legal. Sad, really, that a court had to decide that yes, you really [...] » Click to read... « WHY HAS NO ONE TOLD ME ABOUT THIS BEFORE??? (http://www.sciplus.com — American Science & Surplus)Posted 03/30/10
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In all the talk about the causes and remedies for the recession, there seems to be one obvious thing that [...] » Click to read... « CIA on torture: We were only following orders, er, suggestionsPosted 04/23/09
So the CIA and others are defending the use of torture (sorry “enhanced interrogation techniques”) with the tried-and-true excuse of [...] » Click to read... « More Web creation adventuresPosted 03/29/09
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I wrote the other day about how bloggers help increase divisions among people by reinforcing whatever views they already have. [...] » Click to read... « Here’s “an example” of “overused” quotesPosted 01/23/09
From Inman News: Meanwhile, Anthony J. Longo Jr., founder and CEO and broker of record for CondoDomain.com, has characterized the [...] » Click to read... « Legal Rights of PhotographersPosted 12/5/08
Even before 9/11, photography had been under siege. Anyone with a camera larger than a cell phone was considered some [...] » Click to read... « How Newegg regained a customerPosted 11/14/08
The other day, I wrote about a bad experience I had with Newegg.com. Essentially, I was annoyed that I had [...] » Click to read... « Vimeo beats YouTube hands downPosted 11/12/08
When you think of online video, YouTube has the name recognition, but its quality sucks compared to Vimeo. I was [...] » Click to read... « Sex-offending teen: Follow THIS logicPosted 10/10/08
A 15-year-old girl sends nude pics of herself to friends. She’s charged with distributing child porn (“possessing criminal tools and [...] » Click to read... « World routing Internet traffic around U.S.Posted 08/30/08
So the world is beginning to route its communications traffic around the United States. Per a Times story: Since passage [...] » Click to read... « A big downside to CraigslistPosted 08/22/08
Craigslist is, for the most part, great. I’ve gotten work through it, sold things, bought things — just like a [...] » Click to read... « Another reason to avoid the iPhonePosted 08/16/08
Imagine you bought a computer from a major computer maker — let’s call it “GateDellHPWay.” And imagine you put your [...] » Click to read... « |