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"with this hilarious montage [note the
French - ed.] - "'You're not going to
find us on vacation, you're going to
find us working'""

"with this hilarious montage [note the
French - ed.] - "'You're not going to
find us on vacation, you're going to
find us working'"" 07/19/2004 08:24 PM

Dust in the Light: "We led this search
to find the truth, not to find the
weapons."

Dust in the Light: "We led this search
to find the truth, not to find the
weapons." 01/27/2004 08:57 AM
"We led this search to find the truth, not to find the weapons." .. SAYS THAT EVERYONE'S MISSING THE STORY .. JUSTIN KATZ .. Quote

dustinthelight.timshelarts.com/lint/000076.html
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USB risks (continued)

USB risks (continued) 06/18/2004 09:00 PM
Gadi Evron (Jun 18 2004)

The trip has continued

The trip has continued 03/13/2003 10:20 AM
Hi The trip is now on is 17th day. Sorry for not keeping You updated, but we have literally been...

SSC vs LinuxGazette.net Continued

SSC vs LinuxGazette.net Continued 12/07/2003 10:30 AM

Kerberos, continued

Kerberos, continued 05/28/2004 05:15 PM
My ISP wrote me back (will yours?) but I'm at a loss how to proceed. "No, we don't support Kerberos," he writes. "You can use SSL on smtp-remote.rawbw.com port 465 with authentication, and ignore any self signed certificate warnings." There...

War is Peace, continued

War is Peace, continued 07/20/2004 09:09 PM
"I'm a war president. I make decisions here in the Oval Office in foreign policy matters with war on my mind," -- George W. Bush, February 2004 "Nobody wants to be the war president. I want to be the peace president... For a while we were marching to war. Now we're marching to peace. ... America is a safer place. Four more years and America will be safe and the world will be more peaceful" -- George W. Bush, July 2004 Source: Reuters. Strangelovian or Orwellian or both?...

Re: USB risks (continued)

Re: USB risks (continued) 06/19/2004 01:49 PM
RSnake (Jun 18 2004)

Bic as picklock, continued

Bic as picklock, continued 09/25/2004 11:48 AM
David Pescovitz: A couple of weeks ago, Mark posted about a guy who picked his Kryptonite bike lock with a ball point pen. Apparently, the story worried another man who recognized that the design of the bike lock was similar to the one on his Stack-On Products gun cabinet. He called Stack-On and was assured that his arsenal was safe from a pen pick. He proved them wrong.

"...the man went to a Staples store to buy a box of the Bic pens that were specifically cited as the break-in tool. He pulled the ink cartridge out of a pen and widened one end of the barrel slightly by scraping it with his pocket knife, just like a Web site instructed.

 “I had run home for lunch and was in a hurry,” he said. “Within 30 seconds, I was into the safe with that pen.”

Link (via Fark)

The Housing Bubble, Continued

The Housing Bubble, Continued 06/19/2004 12:14 PM

Mercury News (reg req): Economy boosts valley home prices. The median price of a home in Santa Clara County reached $590,000, up 20.2 percent from May 2003, according to DataQuick Information Systems. A total of 2,149 resale houses changed hands in the county last month, a nearly 30 percent increase from a year earlier.

It's much more than the economy at work here. It's a mindless, dangerous bubble that shows what a short attention span human beings have when they are infected with greed and/or panic. This particular news story ends witha local public defender who found a lender that offered a "zero-down" loan -- that is, loaned the full selling price with no down payment. I can understand the borrower's motive, though I think it's an incredibly risky move, but the bank making this loan is just irresponsible. So is the real-estate industry that promotes this kind thing, but that's par for the course. Of course, the lender will now push this mortgage into the national market, offloading it to some other company. This is how we have such liquid markets, and the system was a boon in the past, greased as it has been by the likes of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, the giant federal home-loan operations that act as though they have the full faith and credit of the U.S. taxpayer behind them even though they do not. But it is not sustainable, yet nobody in power dares mess with this machinery. What we'll see eventually, if we don't find a way to slowly deflate this bubble, is a massive collapse of the housing market that will in turn spark a severe recession. The truly scary scenario, still not the most likely but growing in probability every day, comes when falling prices for housing lead to massive collapses in the financial industry. But if that occurs, the Fannie Maes and Freddie Macs and the money-center banks with big exposure will be considered too big to fail. We taxpayers will bail them out to the tune of several trillion dollars, an amount that'll make the S&L bailout of the 1980s seem tiny. And the only way that will work will be to re-ignite inflation on an absolutely massive scale, because the only way to make it work will be to ratchet up the money supply in unprecedented fashion. This is a bubble. It will deflate. If it doesn't deflate gently, the nation is in for the worst kind of pain.

Housing Bubble, Continued

Housing Bubble, Continued 04/11/2004 01:19 PM

Mercury News: As offers pour in, cutthroat market a boon for sellers. The fast-paced, competitive nature of this spring's Bay Area housing market has participants and observers alike speculating on the reasons -- particularly after three years of severe job losses.

The story goes on to offer all the usual reasons, such as a shortage of houses and low interest rates. But there's another very good explanation: rampant speculation of another kind, inducing panic buying like the kind that occurred in the stock market in the late 1990s. This is a bubble that will deflate eventually. It's happening elsewhere, as this NY Times story notes today. The mania will end here, too, and it'll be ugly.

Searching for Continued Growth

Searching for Continued Growth 09/23/2004 03:11 PM
Source: iMedia Connection - Geoff Ramsey, eMarketer's chief statsmaster, thinks that what can really drive local search is "pay per call." He says that many small mom and pop operations still don't have Web ssites, but "if you're engaged in...

The Troll Situation, Continued

The Troll Situation, Continued 07/13/2004 10:14 AM
I've had a flood of suggestions from you good folks about my troll problem.Some are, at the moment, technically not feasible. Others are a good possibility, and I'm forwarding them along to our tech folks. Some of you have said you won't miss the comments if they disappear entirely. But I still believe the conversation is important, for all of us, when it works right, and I do want to bring it back. Incidentally, several of the people who wrote with suggestions are among my more fierce critics on this page. They still think I'm mistaken on the issues (we agree to disagree). They aren't here to cause trouble, but to truly discuss the issues, and they hope we can restore that discussion for those of us who aren't here just to play troll games. I hope so, too, and while I'm thanking everyone individually who wrote, here's my public appreciation for the ideas and, most of all, good will.

De-Certifying the Press, Continued

De-Certifying the Press, Continued 03/14/2005 04:35 PM
The whole idea of the White House press corps is that the reporters in it represent the public's common interest in seeing executive power questioned, monitored, examined, explained. The President needs an interlocutor, it was once thought. No more.

Kraft's Continued Woes

Kraft's Continued Woes 01/28/2004 11:22 AM
The Oscar Mayer WienerMobile may be safe, but 6,000 jobs aren't.

Our Insane War on (Some) Drugs,
Continued

Our Insane War on (Some) Drugs,
Continued 04/25/2004 10:13 PM

Reason: Pill Sham. Here's a bit of legal information that may interest Rush Limbaugh: Under Florida law, illegally obtaining more than 28 grams of painkillers containing the narcotic oxycodone—a threshold exceeded by a single 60-pill Percocet prescription—automatically makes you the worst sort of drug trafficker, even if you never sold a single pill. Even if, like Richard Paey, you were using the drugs to relieve severe chronic pain.

Clueless Old Media, Continued

Clueless Old Media, Continued 06/24/2004 02:30 PM

Cyberjournalist is reporting a truly weird situation, in which the CMP media sites are refusing referrals from Google News. The claim is that Google's referrals are somehow "outside the bounds of fair use" -- whatever that means. Hello?

Speakers list to be continued, chempacks
on the way

Speakers list to be continued, chempacks
on the way 07/14/2004 11:49 AM

DoCoMo pledges continued support of PHS

DoCoMo pledges continued support of PHS 11/03/2003 03:42 PM
Telecoms.com Nov 3 2003 1:58PM ET

Continued grave yard trolling

Continued grave yard trolling 06/22/2004 12:58 AM

Don Box isn't finished trolling the grave yard of dead software projects.

More on Taligent
By Don Box

Since posting my "taligent effect" entry on Saturday, I ran across this excellent online version of Mike Potel's Taligent book.

Here's my favorite quote:

After furious internal debates in the late 1980s, a new project, code-named "Pink," emerged. It was called Pink because, at a meeting in 1988, key Apple engineers and managers settled on a direction for the company by jotting down ideas on index cards and pinning the cards to the wall in two groups: blue cards, representing technologies that could be supported as extensions to the current system software for Macintosh" computers, and pink cards, representing technologies for a future dream system. The technologies listed on the blue cards eventually formed the core of System 7, Apple's current system software. The pink cards listed precursors of Taligent's object-oriented system software.

As we start to enter the end game of Indigo, perhaps we should start referring to features as "pink" features and "blue" features. The CLR team has a euphemism for pink features - they're called "post-Orcas."

Also interesting was my chance conversation with Chris Lovett, dev lead and architect of the XML editor in Whidbey. He happened to mention that he was at Taligent, and had numerous insights into why the project ended the way it did.

[gotdotnet]

All I know is that Pink (and Jaguar) swallowed up some fine talent - including Eric Neumann - one of MacroMind's founders. Many of those folks went to work at Kalieda Labs.

I alre ady told you about what Dave Kaiser did there - but did I ever tell yah about how I was the celebrity poster child for Kalieda?

They paid us to port our "UnDo Me" interactive music video (by the MediaBand) to SctiptX from Director.

Oil Prices Dip on Continued Mild Weather
(AP)

Oil Prices Dip on Continued Mild Weather
(AP) 01/04/2005 09:01 AM
AP - Crude prices moved downward Tuesday as traders focused on continued mild U.S. winter weather ahead of the midweek petroleum stocks report from the U.S. Energy Department.

CEOs confident in continued growth

CEOs confident in continued growth 03/29/2005 02:20 PM
Chief executive officers of the fastest-growing technology companies in the U.S. and Canada are confident that their companies will continue to expand, according to a Deloitte & Touch LLP survey.

One-click RSS subscriptions, continued:
the lesser of two evils?

One-click RSS subscriptions, continued:
the lesser of two evils? 01/22/2004 02:41 AM
There's been some ongoing discussion of one-click RSS subscriptions over at Brent's and Dare's sites. Some things I've found out: ...

Bush Planned for War as Diplomacy
Continued (washingtonpost.com)

Bush Planned for War as Diplomacy
Continued (washingtonpost.com) 04/17/2004 03:40 AM
[CIA deputy director] McLaughlin's [WMD Presentation] used communications intercepts, satellite photos, diagrams and other intelligence. "Nice try," Bush said when he was finished, according to the book. "I don't think this quite -- it's not something th

washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A17347-2004Apr16.html
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Experts Fear Continued Market
Uncertainty (AP)

Experts Fear Continued Market
Uncertainty (AP) 07/24/2004 09:35 PM
AP - The equity market's inexorable slide into the summer doldrums has many wondering what the next catalyst will be. Some analysts say the sideways pattern could continue straight through the presidential race.

outlines the continued gloomy
job-creation figures

outlines the continued gloomy
job-creation figures 02/11/2004 12:01 AM
Jobs, Jobs, Jobs .. Krugman

nytimes.com/2004/02/10/opinion/10KRUG.html
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Michelle Malkin: TERROR IN THE SKIES
(CONTINUED)

Michelle Malkin: TERROR IN THE SKIES
(CONTINUED) 07/16/2004 01:57 PM
"Terror in the skies (continued)." .. Michelle Malkin has confirmed .. confirmed

michellemalkin.com/archives/000207.htm
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Online Exclusive: Countdown to the Big
Game, Continued

Online Exclusive: Countdown to the Big
Game, Continued 02/01/2005 09:41 PM
Termine.com - Tue Feb 1, 06:15 am GMT

Continued fun with Voice over IP
(Vonage, Lingo, Packet8)

Continued fun with Voice over IP
(Vonage, Lingo, Packet8) 03/17/2005 03:23 AM

I've had so many interesting hours waiting on hold for tech support from Vonage and Lingo that I decided to write up the experience in http://ph ilip.greenspun.com/materialism/voice-over-ip

Please comment with ideas to make this more useful.

Orange France Expects Continued Growth

Orange France Expects Continued Growth 02/18/2004 01:17 PM
Orange France said it has built 1,031 hotspots in France and expects to have 2,500 by the end of this year: Traffic on the hotspot network is increasing by 60 percent per week, but that number isn't a great indicator of growth because the service only started to be marketed at the end of last year. Orange France expects to earn 10 million Euros in revenue on Wi-Fi this year....

Web-friendly rich Internet apps,
continued

Web-friendly rich Internet apps,
continued 06/05/2005 11:36 PM
Last fall I asked a question that I'll probably keep on asking in various contexts: Can rich Internet apps be web-friendly?. In response, Macromedia chief software architect Kevin Lynch created an example showing how the state of a Flash app could be exposed on the browser's URL-line, and thus made available for bookmarking, deep linking, and scripted integration. There was also some follow-up discussion on integrating this technique with the browser's navigation history. ...

XML Boulevard Lesson 18 - !DOCTYPE
statements (continued)

XML Boulevard Lesson 18 - !DOCTYPE
statements (continued) 09/12/2004 02:17 PM

Tech Brief: Motorola sees continued
strong growth

Tech Brief: Motorola sees continued
strong growth 08/17/2004 09:06 PM
IHT Aug 18 2004 0:32AM GMT

XML Boulevard Lesson 12 - Well-formed
XML Part 5: Attributes (Continued)

XML Boulevard Lesson 12 - Well-formed
XML Part 5: Attributes (Continued) 01/22/2004 02:02 PM

Dell tells analysts it expects continued
expansion

Dell tells analysts it expects continued
expansion 04/07/2005 02:34 PM
Miami Herald Apr 7 2005 6:08PM GMT

New Study Indicates Continued Need for
Traditional Communications to Supplement
E-Gov't

New Study Indicates Continued Need for
Traditional Communications to Supplement
E-Gov't 05/25/2004 06:53 AM
BeSpacific May 25 2004 10:50AM GMT

XML Boulevard Lesson 11 - Well-formed
XML Part 4: Attributes (Continued)

XML Boulevard Lesson 11 - Well-formed
XML Part 4: Attributes (Continued) 01/01/2005 04:31 AM

Cybersquatters continued to plague
big-name brands, celebrities in 2003
(AFP)

Cybersquatters continued to plague
big-name brands, celebrities in 2003
(AFP) 01/27/2004 11:33 AM
AFP - Famous brands and celebrities continue to fall foul of cybersquatters, with the number of complaints about unfair domain names lodged last year almost unchanged from 2002, the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) said.

Bollywood spoof ads, continued: mullet
pseudo-history

Bollywood spoof ads, continued: mullet
pseudo-history 05/31/2004 01:05 AM
BoingBoing reader Chris points us to this blast from the online past:

"Another corporate '70s Bollywood spoof, this time by Absolut Vodka. ~10 minute film, made in 2002, filmed in India. It's a Bollywood pseudohistory of the mullet. Entertaining enough story (a little long...) - but really well-crafted, with awesome songs and dancing. Low-level product placement - no actual bottles or mention of vodka - but the familiar Absolut shape makes subtle appearances."

The film's hilarious, but -- OMGWTF! Do my own eyes betray me? Look closely at the faux promo poster screengrabbed at left. Is the male lead in Absolut Mulit not wearing a shirt with the exact same pink vomit print that Vivek Oberoi wears in the aforementioned Vanilla Coke Bollywood ad? Perhaps this is a secret, ironic reference to pink vomit couture featured in a real Bollywood film -- and I'm not enough of an Indian cinema buff to get the joke. If any intrepid BoingBoing readers know the answer, do tell.
Link to Absolut Mulit (Flash required), more background on the making of the 12-minute short in thi s 2003 issue of Fast Company magazine (scroll down to bottom of page).i>
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