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December 2006
Boing Boing: Fake
Fake "no-linking" copyright law breaks Wikipedia Yesterday, I blogged about Fox sending out bogus copyright takedown notices to websites that linked to material that they said infringed their copyright. There's no established law that says that linking t
November 2006
Wired News: 'Music Is Not a Loaf of Bread'
Giving away an album online isn't the way most artists end up with gold records. But it worked out that way for Wilco. After being dropped from Reprise Records in 2001 over creative conflicts surrounding Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, the Chicago-based band com
Google Firefox = Free Music Downloads | Friedbeef’s Tech
by 1 otherGoogle + Firefox = Free Music Downloads * Posted by James Yeang * October 17, 2006 Technorati Firefox, Google, lifehacks, music, smart+keywords, Useful Tips Google Firefox There’s a lot you can do with Google if you can take advan
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October 2006
Firefox and irresponsible disclosure - Computerworld Blogs
Firefox and irresponsible disclosure By Martin McKeay on Tue, 10/03/2006 - 9:07am I'm surprised this hasn't gotten more press: a pair of hackers have found 30 stack overflow errors in Firefox's implementation of JavaScript. Stack overflows are harde
raNdUmbiZer
It's a way to explore the web. Enter a site, find a site that people who likeThe easiest way to use the RANDumbizEr is to use a bookmarklet. Just drag this link into your favorites/bookmarks bar and then you can click it from anywhere on the web to get a
September 2006
Recording Industry vs The People
In Arista v. Lime Wire, in Manhattan federal court, Lime Wire has filed its answer and interposed counterclaims against the RIAA for antitrust violations, consumer fraud, and other misconduct. Lime Wire alleged that the RIAA's goal was simple: to d
Debunking the MySpace Myth of 100 Million Users at Forever Geek
Debunking the MySpace Myth of 100 Million Users Category: Articles | Barbarian The hype around the 'web 2.0' buzzword continues to grow and grow. From bullshit statements like 85% of college students use Facebook (umm no, that was when less than half
Useless Facts - Useless Junk - PointlessSites.com
Slightly Interesting The definitive list of useless facts (or useless junk?) listed under the Slightly Interesting section of pointless sites. The facts are junk - but the junk isn't a fact... As this is apparently "slightly interesting"... You decide.
A New Way of Tracking Users' Browsing Habits - techfoolery
Jeremiah Grossman came up with a really clever way of using Javascript to find what pages you've visited recently. It goes like this: when a link has been visited, you can use the :visited pseudo-class to style it. Using Javascript, you can walk through a
July 2006
Trojan piggybacks on Firefox | Tech News on ZDNet
new Trojan horse making the rounds has been installing itself as a Firefox extension, according to security company McAfee. The FormSpy Trojan attacks computers that have already been infected with the Downloader-AXM Trojan, according to a security adv
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MercuryNews.com | 07/13/2006 | Microsoft, Yahoo IM services to test talking with each other
Yahoo and Microsoft will open up their instant-messaging networks to each other early today in a limited public test, and executives signaled that the Internet giants are exploring additional ways to cooperate. The move is likely to be welcomed by peop
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