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Category Archives: Blog/website/news comments
Good Riddance to the San Jose Grand Prix
Now that the four million dollar subsidy of the San Jose Grand Prix is spent, the promoters have dropped it like a hot potato. What a surprise! It is claimed that the reason for discontinuing it is downtown construction, but … Continue reading
Posted in Blog/website/news comments, Taxes
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How many people have seen their own heart…
while it is outside their body? I’ve only seen mine on an ultrasound, and that’s as close as I hope to ever see it.
Posted in Blog/website/news comments, Health
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We’ve finally reached the end of time
AT&T withdraws Time service, effective September 2007.
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Bounce messages considered harmful
DynDNS has announced that their MailHop service will no longer generate NDRs (Non-Delivery Reports, commonly known as bounce messages). They point out that this is technically a violation of RFC 2821 section 3.7. I’d observe that it violates section 3.6 … Continue reading
Posted in Blog/website/news comments, Spam
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New software development methodologies
Scott Berkun points out that the software industry invents an amazing number of new development methodologies, and proposes a few new ones. Actually he’s just documenting existing practices. More are listed in the comments.
Posted in Blog/website/news comments, Software
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SCO loses!
The wheels of justice grind slow, but they grind exceeding fine! Judge Kimball has ruled in SCO v. Novell that SCO does not own the Unix copyrights, and therefore most of SCO’s claims against Novell are dismissed. SCO has to … Continue reading
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Autographed SF 49ers team picture stolen from Steven’s Cheesesteaks
Several times a week I eat at Steven’s Cheesesteaks in Sunnyvale. The restaurant is decorated with a lot of pictures and memorabilia relating to Philadelphia, but there is also an autographed 1990 San Francisco 49ers team picture. Or at least … Continue reading
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Bridge safety
The day after the bridge collapse in Minnesota, an article in the San Jose Mercury News reported that Caltrans claims the bridges in the San Francisco Bay area to be safe. While I have a lot of respect for Caltrans, … Continue reading
Posted in Blog/website/news comments, Economics
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SSN Database for Sale
Thinking about starting a lucrative career in identity theft? Don’t rely on stolen backup tapes! Buy our new database containing nearly one billion Social Security Numbers, many of which are actually valid. The list includes the Social Security Numbers of: … Continue reading
Posted in Blog/website/news comments, Privacy
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You are what you eat…
…, or Lizards eat the darndest things! [h/t Fark]