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Not Mac this time, instead people who voted Bush in 2000, voting Kerry in 2004.
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Pacanukeha
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A Clinton candidacy is likely to receive overwhelming support from U.N. member states, particularly the Third World.
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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01:22
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Uniform Resource Identifier (URI): Generic Syntax This is, of course, of no interest to me. It's not like I haven't had to write (85 g'b'jillion) URI regexs and parsers in $1+1 different languages.
Luv me, luv my mad l33t perl references. :p
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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23:58
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I am at 33 RSS feeds and counting. And all of the links they lead to. And all the political blogs. It takes me so long to read them all that I can only find time to link to interesting things. I can reinforce my own opinions or (rarely) change my mind, but I don't really get a chance to create a critical exposé and go into what I think in detail. Not that it is really interesting to you, dear reader, but it would provide more context and flavour. If I had something important to say that I wanted you to believe, I think that would help. Luckily enough most of what I think is explained more clearly by others who have a more focused output on the matter in question. Anyway, on with the linking.
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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22:32
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I think that it is a good thing™ that these guys are actually sitting at the table during negotiations over the Induce Act.
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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21:36
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See, I want one of these but ... I want it the size of a pack of smokes. I want it to have all of the features of an iPod & a palm pilot. I want it to have several gigs of flash ram for the OS and apps and to (if I chose) save the text portion of my email. I want it to have the functionality of ZOË. I want a removable hard drive to store my media (and mail attachments). I want it to have HDTV out. I want it to have digital out for multichannel listening, with the codecs in firmware but DSP accelerated. It should have bluetooth/wireless/IR or somesuch and be able to live securely on a network as a passive media device or connected to a PC via USB/FireWire/SAS/xxx . It should cost less than $300 US. The headphone jack/amplifier should have externalization capability. The browser should be able to save all of my browsed pages and any other extension I choose to install.
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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21:17
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If only I had been able to expose my massive american audience to this a little earlier. Ah well, here's hoping it isn't necessary in 2008. Or wasn't in 2004.
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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20:09
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I guess this is a more appropriate link.
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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20:06
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From the Blog of Richard Allan, the MP who asked a question about it in parliament. Comments include a link to coverage in The Register. I love the fact that this stuff flies under the popular media radar.
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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20:04
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This compilation sounds pretty sweet to me. As long time readers, first time callers will know, I am not so extremely concerned about my mixes blending seemlessly.
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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19:59
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Jim Harper replies to Stu Baker on "surveillance-industrial complex"
Posted by
Pacanukeha
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19:50
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He is a good singer and composer too.
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Pacanukeha
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01:00
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