Just for Dave, help the 12 dumbest American comic book covers ever.
Oh, order yeah, and Frequency 1.1 is out. Woohoo! Time for a nap tonight!
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Just for Dave, help the 12 dumbest American comic book covers ever.
Oh, order yeah, and Frequency 1.1 is out. Woohoo! Time for a nap tonight!
From All The Rave: Judge Walsh assumed that if he ruled against the asset sale, Napster would be liquidated. But the facts were so egregious that he had no choice. There were a number of grounds to rule as he did, Walsh said, but he cited just one — that Napster hadn’t met its burden of showing that its negotiations with Bertelsmann had been at arm’s length. “It seems abundantly clear that Mr. Hilbers had one foot in the Napster camp and one foot in the Bertelsmann camp, and was so fundamentally conflicted that I believe that the transaction was tainted,” Walsh said from the bench. Sigh.
How to Make a Telemarketer Cry. I could get behind that.
Tom Yager of InfoWorld has completely made the switch. Very cool. John Moltz suspects his motives.
John Perry Barlow: Cyberspace, in its present condition, has a lot in common with the 19th Century West. It is vast, unmapped, culturally and legally ambiguous, verbally terse (unless you happen to be a court stenographer), hard to get around in, and up for grabs. Large institutions already claim to own the place, but most of the actual natives are solitary and independent, sometimes to the point of sociopathy. It is, of course, a perfect breeding ground for both outlaws and new ideas about liberty.
But the Internet does apparently have a patron saint. Or will soon.
These people need to stop whining. I’ve done it, if only for a little while. It’s not so bad.
I’ve wrestled with a pending feature of Frequency 1.2 for several hours tonight. And now I go to bed. 😛
First iTunes Music Store purchase: “Shimmer” by Fuel. Figured I’d support some local boys. 🙂
Just came back from the National Day of Prayer gathering at Long’s Park.
Scooby is back! It’s so nice to have my real PowerBook again. The screen is sooo much nicer on this one.
Now Joe’s at it, too. Cool!