June 2004 Archives

Pocket Constitution and all

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Wow. This is an astounding story about a high-school senior's experiment with free speech at school. I admit to getting goosebumps reading it.

Score One for the Good Guys

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Nick Bradbury has this excellent post slamming software pirates. I like his "deliberate error mesage" idea a lot. It would be even better if it said something like, "You loser piece of garbage. You stole my software. Now I will steal your data." and then it wipes the offender's hard drive. Or at LEAST uninstalls itself.

Duckling Ledger?

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I ran across this ducks and grates story the other day and then wanted to send it on to someone, so I googled "ducks, grates" and whoa.... Apparently ducklings fall through sewer grates a lot! This is not something that ever occurred to me. Poor li'l duckies :-(

Not Your Average Advice

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Daniel Akst's piece in the WSJ today urges graduates to "Ignore the high-minded advice. Make some money. It's your moral obligation." I can't quite decide how I feel about it, since I do believe the world is a better places for having artists, but I think he has a point.

How Appropriate

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My very own MTG card: Thieving Magpie

Very cool :-)

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