U.N. Report Rejects Jenin Massacre Claim. Of course, Israel never allowed a U.N. commission to survey the area first-hand. Go figure. Should Yahoo ever decide to start charging for its calendar offering, I will be prepared with my calendar export utility. In the Code section. :-p
Net Users Try to Elude the Google Grasp. Pretty timely as only a few days ago I had read EFF’s Top 12 Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy. Despite calling for Arafat’s removal, the Bush administration is not willing to formally condemn Ariel Sharon’s bombing of a residential complex. U.S. officials had just enough backbone … …
Would love to play around with Movable Type to drive the web logs, but alas, I don’t have access to mySQL. My log date formatting is now driven by Perl. Gotta come up with a better way to do all this. Makes for a good exercise… Less than three weeks until draft day!
Ugh. Incredibly, it is hotter underground than outside. Time to shower… AGAIN. Just noticed this on the Frontier Airlines web site. Ah well. Effective Sept. 24, 2002, Frontier Airlines will no longer participate in the OnePass program and Continental Airlines will no longer participate in the EarlyReturns program. Prosecutors Ordered to Explain Holding Man Who … …
With regard to the PATRIOT Act, there may be hope for us yet: Congress Looks at How Justice Uses New Power.
An old article on Tivo that still makes for an interesting read: Boom Box One of these days I will clean up the date formatting for the logs. Something JavaScript-ish. Oh yeah, the hacker con was pretty fun. Maybe if I am not feeling too paranoid, I will post some of the notes I took… … …
[The original MSNBC article was moved or merged.] Pretty decent series on airport security.
Shameless Secrets of the Chefs: cooking with Coke… The Attack On Civil Liberties: Just noticed this series in the Village Voice. This ain’t China…
High Spots in a Nation of Hot-Dog Heavens. Ugh. Don’t think I’ll need another hot dog for a few months… Or at least another week. :-p
Converted most of the site to conform with the XHTML 1.0 Strict DTD. Fun! The whole exercise has given me a new appreciation for CSS.