I’d burn it up within a week… I’m having a total geek moment right now. Yes, this is nothing new, but I really love the idea of real digital paper. Tablet PCs seem to be the avenue to this for me, but I wish they weren’t so big. We need something half-way between a large […]
This furor over RFID tags got me thinking; what if we could come up with a way that RFID tags could be inserted in a common place. If the tags were always in the same spot, the tin-foil hatters could remove them from the product and toss it, fry it, burn it, whatever. We could […]
Study: MP3 Sharing Not Serious Threat To CD Sales
I remember spending hours in the car with my folks, either going to the store or driving to vacation (like we ever flew!) and listening to beach songs. Jan and Dean featured prominently in this. Jeez, I even remember having a Jan & Dean casette tape of my very own. Jan Berry dead at 62. […]
This is pretty cool stuff. I wonder how much it would cost to make a room with in it. Link [via Popdex – the website popularity index]
Yeah, I think this craze has about burned itself out, hasn’t it? Ever wonder which Johnny Depp character you’re most like? Take this quiz to find out. (via DaddyD) Link [via monochrom]
Michael J. Totten is one of those great people who blogs about politics and takes on everyone. His take on the Clarke “thing” summarizes my feelings pretty well. I’m behind the curve on this one, but I suppose I should weigh in on the Richard Clarke “scandal.” Clarke’s ability to undermine his own self with […]
I like this a lot; a site devoted to highlighting, pointing to, and getting out music that are being censored by a dying industry. And if you go here, be sure to check out the Double Black album; it’s awesome! Banned Music [via Popdex – the website popularity index]
From the Creative Commons website: SoundShelf.com hosts free music of various genres and makes it all available under the EFF Open Audio License, or a Creative Commons license. This was taken directly from their FAQ: 2. When is free music legal?Free music is legal when the artists want it to be. Until recently it was […]
Here’s a curious lawsuit. A Jewish couple is suing the IRS for rejecting their deduction of their children’s religious education. Apparently, members of the Church of Scientology are allowed to do just that under a secret agreement with the IRS. This is the couple’s second lawsuit. In the course of the first set of suits, […]