Monthly Archives: June 2005

Help save innovation

In light of today’s Supreme Court ruling on the liability of p2p companies, take a moment consider giving to the Electronic Frontier Foundation to help save innovation. Surely, there will a flurry of lawsuits coming down and a defense effort to fund. The decision could have been worse (since they send back the ruling on [...]
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Race Relations

Living in California, especially the Bay Area, can really screw up your perspective on the world. I know I’ve talked about this before, but this time I’m talking about race relations. Living in California can really give you a warped perception of race relations in this country and quite frankly, just make you a bit [...]
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Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

I cleary remember writing this page: Stanford Residential Computing: Wireless in the Residences: What to buy and how to configure it And we got an email from somebody pointing out the amazing similarities to: University of Arizona Residential Computing: Wireless Networking FAQ If I cared, I could have a copyright dispute on my hands.
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