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| Monday, April 5, 2004 |
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In spite of all we say, we're still taking over 
| | David gives a hard time to digital rights management, trusted computing and digital identity, among other things. One line I had time to write down... |
| | Trusted computing gives companies more control over your machine than you have. |
| | Here's a link to the commentary's text summary. I can't figure how to link to the audio. |
Categorial winner
| | Thanks to a point made by a reader, somewhere (can't find it, or I'd point to it), I'm getting hooked on Vivisimo. I like the categorical clustering it does. Makes sense & finds lots of stuff. Actually works as a value-add for Google. |
Naked Ness Monster
C'mon, that's 10,077 minutes short of a whole week
| | The BusinessWeek.com home page was 373,136 bytes in total page size, requiring 92 HTTP requests. Images accounted for the bulk of this page size or 54.6% with 76 images consuming 203,757 bytes. HTML contributed 98,643 bytes, while thirteen JavaScript files added 44,757 bytes. One CSS file used 8,374 bytes. A single Flash file accounted for 17,605 bytes. Overall, the Business Week home page loaded useful content in 18 seconds, and took 183 seconds - more than three minutes - to load completely on a 56Kbps modem. |
Fodder for the commentariat
Don't ask
| | I got Superglue under two of my fingernails this morning. It's not painful, but it makes typing feel very strange. |
Roll on
| | His post was occasioned by word that Blogstreet may discard blogrolls as a measure of popularity. |
| | Reminded me to visit Blogstreet more often to see who's hanging in my neighborhood. Lot of people not on my blogroll, it turns out. |
Look up "doomed"
| | If you're short of ways to waste time, you can do a lot worse than playing with Eyebeam's GoogleRace2004. |
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