Monthly Archives: August 2004

Those bastards– proprietary formats rear their ugly heads again!

To finally take advantage of Home Media Option, I got a wireless adapter for my Tivo and I was so impressed with how fast and easy it was to just plug and play. I excitedly downloaded and set up the Tivo Desktop software, but when I went to listen to my new favorite song, “Diary” [...]
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Richard Posner

Richard Posner has been guest blogging over on Larry Lessig’s blog and he’s posting some really great stuff that I can barely keep up with (in terms of both quantity and richness of content). A judge of the US Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals and a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School, [...]
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Geek Girls, Part 2

In my continuous Microsoft stalking (hey, I’m not obsessed with them, it’s just that they run half the universe, they tend to come up), I found this interview with Sarah Revi Sterling, one of Microsoft’s program managers for University Relations. I found her as I did some follow up to the article about the challenges [...]
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