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Internet Explorer Is Too Dangerous to
Keep Using

Internet Explorer Is Too Dangerous to
Keep Using 06/30/2004 04:01 PM
Internet Explorer is too dangerous to keep using .. eweek

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Another dangerous Internet Explorer
virus

Another dangerous Internet Explorer
virus 07/01/2004 08:29 AM
The Net seems to get more dangerous each week, thanks to Microsoft technology. This Washington Post report includes a recommendation to stop using Internet Explorer, or risk having your online banking account ID and password stolen....

Dangerous Web - - Parents turn to
Internet filters to protect ...

Dangerous Web - - Parents turn to
Internet filters to protect ... 02/23/2003 04:57 AM
Cybersitter's ban of the site was easily circumvented with a Google search for "planned parenthood clinics." A click on the back key led to the home page. ...

U.S. government says Minnesota review
shows Canadian Internet drugs dangerous

U.S. government says Minnesota review
shows Canadian Internet drugs dangerous 02/13/2004 10:30 PM
Canadian Press via Canada.com Feb 14 2004 2:38AM GMT

It's Getting More Dangerous Out There

It's Getting More Dangerous Out There 07/05/2004 09:03 PM

It’s Not Dangerous

It’s Not Dangerous 03/14/2005 05:56 PM
I have given several press interviews in recent days, all more or less along the same lines: someone’s been assigned to write a story about people being fired for blogging. Recent pieces from AP and CNET are pushing this spin, going on and on and on about the risks. Except for, it’s all a bunch of BS. For most people, blogging is a career-booster, both in your current job and when you’re looking for your next one. This fragment includes, among other things, Ten Reasons Why Blogging Is Good For Your Career...

Is Wi-Fi dangerous?

Is Wi-Fi dangerous? 11/11/2003 11:42 AM
A study by a Swedish scientist may put the adoption of wireless networking education solutions such as Apple's iBook Wireless Mobile Lab in jeopardy. The study indicates that wireless network transmissions increase potential health risks such as headaches and future senility. According to ABCnews.com, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless hubs are well within the acceptable safety range, but some school boards, such as the Oak Parks school board in Illinois...

UN says Iraq still too dangerous

UN says Iraq still too dangerous 06/17/2004 04:30 PM
Kofi Annan says it is still too dangerous for the UN to return to Iraq, after a week of deadly bomb blasts.

Top Tip: Is BitTorrent dangerous?

Top Tip: Is BitTorrent dangerous? 04/12/2004 02:14 AM
I was intersted in using bittorrent but was afraid it was like Kazzaa and would end up with massive viruses and hackers. Is this true, will this most likly occur?

How Dangerous Is Outsourcing?

How Dangerous Is Outsourcing? 04/11/2005 11:24 AM
Citibank scandal shouldn't be blown out of proportion.

Dangerous HTML

Dangerous HTML 02/01/2005 09:44 PM
Via Rob Sayre (who’s co-editing the Atom Internet-Drafts), the disturbing realization that there doesn’t seem to be anywhere you can go read about all the things that can (and will) go wrong if you embed an HTML processor in your software. This is bad, because such embedding is getting very easy and common.

Coming to you - most dangerous PC bug
yet

Coming to you - most dangerous PC bug
yet 04/16/2004 07:40 AM
Evening Standard Apr 16 2004 12:22PM GMT

Music is too dangerous

Music is too dangerous 06/06/2005 12:11 AM
Today's copyright insanity comes from Bruce Schneier's blog:

A pen (and a flute) is truly mightier (and scarier) than a sword... I have an idea (for free use, just remember to pay me): Why don't we just license musicians the same way we license driving? I mean, obviously the music arts are very dangerous, as one could inadvertently play music that someone else has already invented, so we should slap obligatory training and yearly license fee for anyone who practices or performs music. This money could be used to pay starving artists (the mythical creatures that inhabit the caves in Kansas). In addition, we could also license listening to the music: make everyone pay every time they hear a tune that has been copyrighted. (No wait, I think that's already being done.)

For the humour impaired, the above paragraph is sarcasm. S-A-R-C-A-S-M. Or irony. I always get them mixed up. But I reserve the right to have been right if someone seriously suggests in the future that music performances in private establishments (like homes or offices) should be stopped because someone might play copyrighted songs.

Is copyright still enabling innovation and creativity? Maybe a hundred years ago - but today... I don't know. It certainly doesn't look like it anymore.

Chinese for "Dangerous"

Chinese for "Dangerous" 07/12/2004 12:30 PM
Huawei spells danger for telecom's established players.

Dangerous Dealings

Dangerous Dealings 01/15/2003 06:57 PM
WebTechniques Jan 15 2003 5:25PM ET

"Dangerous rhetoric"

"Dangerous rhetoric" 05/24/2004 04:03 PM

Dangerous prisoner on the run |

Dangerous prisoner on the run | 07/14/2004 01:19 AM
News.com.au - Tue Jul 13, 01:45 pm GMT

The World's Most Dangerous Password

The World's Most Dangerous Password 05/29/2004 06:19 PM

Dangerous Things on your desk

Dangerous Things on your desk 12/28/2004 05:28 AM
David Pescovitz: Kaden Harris builds exquisitely-crafted "Dangerous Things" for your desktop, such as miniature working guillotines, catapults, and the Hypnodisk (pictured here), a staple of evil mythical masterminds. Sensory Impact interviewed Harris about his "antiques from a parallel universe":

"I did a prototype of a ‘pitching machine’ sort of thingie powered by 2 sewing machine motors that was supposed to fire anything from pencils to Sharpies, but it turned out to be insanely over-powered…workplace murders would have gone through the roof if I’d brought it to market. I have a newfound respect for 2H pencils these days."

Link

CoolWebSearch "most dangerous program"

CoolWebSearch "most dangerous program" 01/05/2005 06:29 PM
It’s anything but cool. CoolWebSearch (CWS) is the most dangerous program on Webroot Software’s list of the 10 worst spyware and adware threats. It’s a vicious one, all right. CWS exploits security flaws and completely hijacks Internet Explorer so you can’t do anything with it. Removal is difficult because of CWS’s many variants and the fact that it hides itself to prevent its being viewed by normal means. Botched removal attempts often leave the bewildered…

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BOFH: How dangerous are your users?

BOFH: How dangerous are your users? 08/13/2004 07:11 AM
BOFH Userometer Click here to find out

Enterprise IM: Dangerous by default

Enterprise IM: Dangerous by default 08/20/2004 06:00 PM
Organizations frequently pick a corporate-grade IM system -- IBM Lotus Instant Messaging and Web Conferencing, Jabber Messenger, or Microsoft LCS (Live Communications Server), for example -- thinking that internal-only IM is immune from threats. 

Worm Slowing, but Still Dangerous

Worm Slowing, but Still Dangerous 01/28/2004 09:15 AM
While the MyDoom infection slows down, security experts say the most virulent e-mail virus ever will claim more victims, with the SCO Group at the top of the list. By Michelle Delio.

Pod Slurping Dangerous To Enterprises

Pod Slurping Dangerous To Enterprises 06/17/2005 04:29 PM
TechWeb Jun 17 2005 8:09PM GMT

Armed & Dangerous Demo

Armed & Dangerous Demo 12/13/2003 11:34 AM

3G phones dangerous: UK parents

3G phones dangerous: UK parents 05/05/2004 05:12 PM
p2pnet.net May 5 2004 9:28PM GMT

Dodging Dangerous Dividends

Dodging Dangerous Dividends 07/16/2004 01:48 PM
Some of the best-paying income stocks might look tempting, but don't be fooled.

Lovers in a Dangerous Place

Lovers in a Dangerous Place 04/14/2004 05:07 PM
Where Having Sex is a Crime: Criminalization and Decriminalization of Homosexual Acts. As Western countries ponder the legalization of gay marriage, it's well worth keeping in mind that queer men and women are living in the dark ages elsewhere. The International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission tries to keep track of progressive and regressive steps, and advocate for liberty. It's a tough job.

U.S. says Haiti "potentially dangerous"

U.S. says Haiti "potentially dangerous" 05/25/2004 07:33 PM

California's Dangerous Prison Guards

California's Dangerous Prison Guards 01/18/2004 03:50 PM
Few organizations in California have anything near the clout wielded by the prison guards. Their union is mean and powerful, protecting what I hope is a minority of rogue guards whose actions have disgraced the system and the state. It needs to be brought to heel.

Are reusable water bottles dangerous?

Are reusable water bottles dangerous? 04/05/2005 11:29 AM
David Pescovitz: At The F Blog, former BB guestblogger Jenn Shreve writes about her quest to find an environmentally-reasonable yet non-toxic portable (and potable) water container:

Being the green gal that I am, but not wishing to sacrifice my own health for the planet (sorry, earth, just being honest), I decided just to re-use the flimsy plastic water bottles for as long as I could. I was happy with this solution for quite some time, until I learned the horrible truth: HARMFUL BACTERIA! Yes, with each refreshing sip I was backwashing germs into my water and providing them with a warm, wet place to grow.

So I did what any bacteria-fearing primate would do and bought a nice, reusable Nalgene bottle. Boy oh boy, nothing makes you look or feel more like a tree-hugging, mushroom hunting nature girl than one of those bright, hard plastic bottles! Until it comes out that Nalgene gives you BRAIN DAMAGE! Yes, Bisphenol A, used to make Nalgene bottles and other hard plastic projects, apparently seeps into the body and can, in certain doses, mess with the function of the brain. (I’m paraphrasing/exaggerating and not everybody agrees, so look it up.) I could almost dismiss the fear as environmentalist fear mongering, but it turns out that California legislators take the threat seriously enough to consider banning it in children’s products.

L ink

Could Broadband Over Power Lines be
Dangerous?

Could Broadband Over Power Lines be
Dangerous? 01/19/2004 10:39 AM

Now at Your Drugstore: A Cheap and
Dangerous High

Now at Your Drugstore: A Cheap and
Dangerous High 06/14/2004 09:32 PM
Cough and cold medications containing DXM are becoming increasingly popular among teenagers and young adults looking for a cheap high, experts say.

Newest Netsky Worms More Dangerous

Newest Netsky Worms More Dangerous 04/10/2004 06:11 AM

Ruckus Buck's Dangerous Mines 1.0

Ruckus Buck's Dangerous Mines 1.0 01/04/2005 12:58 PM
If you've played Minesweeper,you're in for a real treat. Dangerous Mines takes the classic game play we all know, a pinch of magic dust and a mineshaft of fun, all crafted into a truly unique game. Not only does the game have excellent graphics but it wields 3 game modes that sweep your minesweeping to a whole different level. Try it out.

Ben Hammersley's Dangerous Precedent: I
have a scream.

Ben Hammersley's Dangerous Precedent: I
have a scream. 01/23/2004 12:20 AM
Howard Dean: The Remixes .. Ben Hammersley has links .. Ben

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Bendable Lampposts For Less Dangerous
Crashes

Bendable Lampposts For Less Dangerous
Crashes 12/17/2003 01:12 PM
Years ago, I was driving down a winding, snow covered hill, and as the road turned left and I turned the steering wheel left, the car kept going straight - right into a lamppost. I'll admit, it wasn't the most fun experience of my life - though, amazingly, I did no damage to myself or the car's engine. The car's body was a different story. But despite the front of the car wrapping itself around the lamppost, I eventually drove the now oddly shaped car home. I wasn't going particularly fast when the accident occurred (it was a winding, snow covered hill, after all), so I can only imagine what happens to cars (and drivers) who hit lampposts at much higher speeds. Over in the UK, they're trying to do something about that by putting up more flexible lampposts that will "bend" under a car when hit. They actually have two different kinds of bendable lampposts. In the city, the lamppost is designed to buckle - so that it moves, but doesn't fall. In more rural settings (where it's less likely pedestrians are around) the posts are designed to fall. Already, the posts have been involved in a few accidents - including one of a car driving at 90 miles per hour - and none have resulted in driver deaths. One other benefit is that the material used to make these posts is apparently recyclable, which I guess will be helpful when trying to decide what to do with the crumpled post after an accident.

Dangerous Days on the World Wild Web

Dangerous Days on the World Wild Web 09/20/2004 08:57 AM
Business Week Sep 20 2004 12:47PM GMT

"Ben Hammersley's Dangerous Precedent: I
have a scream."

"Ben Hammersley's Dangerous Precedent: I
have a scream." 01/23/2004 02:24 PM

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Alienware Area-51m 7700 Reviewed

Alienware Area-51m 7700 Reviewed 12/22/2004 01:36 AM

Alienware machines are overpriced and over-hyped, but you've got to admit, when they go top-end they usually do it right. Jason Cross over at ExtremeTech reviews their latest desktop replacement laptop, the Area-51m 7700, and it's pretty impressive—as it should be, since it forgoes most laptop parts and actually uses desktop chips crammed inside its not-so-portable 12-pound chassis. What you get in the end is a laptop that should rarely leave your desk, but provides most of the functionality of a full-size PC. Look, it even comes with all the fans of a regular-sized PC.

Big, Bad, Behemoth Alienware Laptop [ExtremeTech]

Related
Alienware Area-51 5300 [Gizmodo]

"Nokia 7700"

"Nokia 7700" 10/30/2003 03:46 AM

LAMP area at LinuxTag 2004 in Karlsruhe,
Germany

LAMP area at LinuxTag 2004 in Karlsruhe,
Germany 06/14/2004 08:14 AM
The LAMP area will highlight the use of Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP as technologies for enterprise applications at LinuxTag 2004 in Karlsruhe, Germany from June 23 to 26. The companies that are presenting in the speakers area of the 150 square meters booth are: 100days, eZ systems, Mayflower, MySQL and Zend. Besides presentations from the above companies the LAMP area also presents over 40 sessions by Apache-, MySQL- and PHP-developers, such as Rasmus Lerdorf, Ken Coar and Brian Aker. Entrance to LinuxTag is free if you pre-register. For more information see the LAMP Area website.

Nokia unwraps the 7700

Nokia unwraps the 7700 10/29/2003 01:14 AM
Nokia announced the 7700, their first Series 90 cellphone, today in Nice. At first glance the phone, with its wedge-shaped design, reminds us of the N-Gage, but the 7700 is designed for a lot more than playing games. The 7700 has a large, 640x320 resolution, 65,000 color touchscreen which can be used for watching video and surfing the web, built-in Bluetooth, a VGA-quality digital camera, 64MB of RAM, and an integrated FM tuner. Nokia will also offer an attachment called the Nokia Streamer which will let the 7700 receive special digital TV broadcasts. Expect to hear a lot about this in the coming days and weeks. Read - MobileBurn Read - ZDNet Read - TheFeature...

Nokia 7700 Ist Kaput

Nokia 7700 Ist Kaput 06/18/2004 02:29 PM

The Nokia 7700, the Series 90 prototype phone with the touchscreen and looks of a stormtrooper dropping has been dropped from Nokia's lineup according to the company. Although Nokia's EVP Matti Alahuhta maintains that more Series 90 phones will be released in the near future (especially next year), the 7700 was likely too out there for Nokia to put their full weight behind -- remember, this was one of the last phones bearing the vestiges of Sidetalkin'. I'm disappointed, though; for all it's probably failure in the market, the 7700 was clearly something unique, and I would have liked to have played around with it, at least. Pre-production 7700s will still be used to showcase Series 90 features, though, so don't be too surprised to see the units still popping up here and there.
R ead [Mobile9]

Nokia unveils 7700 WAN handheld.

Nokia unveils 7700 WAN handheld. 10/29/2003 01:15 AM
InfoSync: Nokia unveils 7700 WAN handheld.

Nokia's 7700 phone will require
sidetalking

Nokia's 7700 phone will require
sidetalking 10/29/2003 01:40 PM
We wrote yesterday that our initial reaction to Nokia's new 7700 cellphone was that it looked a lot like the N-Gage. We didn't realize how right we were. Our pal Rich Brome of PhoneScoop got confirmation from Nokia that just as with the N-Gage, to make a phone call with the 7700 you have to hold the thing up to your head at an awkard sideways angle (unless you want to use a headset). This bit of misguided industrial design has quickly turned out to be one of the most widely derided features of the N-Gage, even inspiring parody sites like SideTalkin.com. Nokia, what were you thinking? Read...

Nokia's 7700 'media device' - first shot
in the PDA wars?

Nokia's 7700 'media device' - first shot
in the PDA wars? 10/28/2003 11:07 PM
But it's not a Communicator. Well, not exactly, just nearly...

Alienware overclocks the Area-51 GLX PC
to 4GHz

Alienware overclocks the Area-51 GLX PC
to 4GHz 09/06/2004 02:14 PM
Engadget Sep 6 2004 6:28PM GMT

Macon Area Online Turns Three

Macon Area Online Turns Three 12/28/2003 08:13 PM
Now ranked #5 at Yahoo, and #6 at Google and AOL Search, under searches for "Macon" they've established themselves as a force to be contended with in the ...

craigslist: san francisco bay area
online community

craigslist: san francisco bay area
online community 08/14/2004 02:37 AM
Everyone knows about Craigslist, .. craigslist.com's resources .. your local Craig's List .. site belonging to s .. [via craigslist] .. Craigslistin .. Craigslist .. Craiglists .. Craigslist

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Growing area at home on Internet

Growing area at home on Internet 04/03/2005 10:38 AM
Charlotte.com - Sun Apr 3, 11:55 am GMT

Area residents listed on the state's
online sex offender registry

Area residents listed on the state's
online sex offender registry 03/27/2005 08:21 AM
Onlineathens.com - Sun Mar 27, 10:32 am GMT

Parental concern makes the Internet a
no-go area for kids

Parental concern makes the Internet a
no-go area for kids 04/14/2004 10:22 AM
Mac User Apr 14 2004 2:04PM GMT

Internet game show tests Hartford area
market

Internet game show tests Hartford area
market 08/05/2004 10:49 PM
Newschannel8.com - Thu Aug 5, 08:29 pm GMT

Spokane, Wash., flips switch on
100-block wireless Internet area

Spokane, Wash., flips switch on
100-block wireless Internet area 06/23/2004 08:55 PM
San Francisco Chronicle Jun 24 2004 0:42AM GMT

Internet game show tests Hartford area
market in advance of national launch

Internet game show tests Hartford area
market in advance of national launch 08/05/2004 10:49 PM
Newsday.com - Thu Aug 5, 01:56 pm GMT

Deploying Windows Server 2003 Internet
Authentication Service (IAS) with
Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs)

Deploying Windows Server 2003 Internet
Authentication Service (IAS) with
Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs) 06/09/2004 11:57 PM
This white paper describes how to configure remote access policy in Internet Authentication Service (IAS) for use with virtual local area networks (VLANs).

"Area 51"

"Area 51" 04/18/2005 04:45 AM

New: Panopticum Area FX 1.0

New: Panopticum Area FX 1.0 05/20/2004 10:03 AM
Panopticum Area FX is an Adobe After Effects plug-in that provides three filters for affecting parts of an image.

Area Code Map

Area Code Map 01/07/2004 03:17 PM
Ever wonder where some area code is? Google is pretty helpful with that, but I also stumbled across this remarkable labor of love; pretty well anything you could possibly want to know about area codes, with exhaustive mapping, all on one page. And there’s a related page on how new area codes get worked into the system—for a real thrill, scroll down and read the section on Overlay.

Bay Area UFO Expo

Bay Area UFO Expo 08/19/2004 02:38 PM
Tighten up your tinfoil beanie thong and lock up the kryptonite -- The 6th Annual Bay Area UFO Expo happens August 28-29 in Santa Clara, California.

Hot new reports on UFOs, ETs, Abductions, Encounters, Crop Circles, Earth Mysteries, Conspiracies and more! We wish to welcome all new-comers and for those who have been with us before, we want to thank you for your continued support. Joining us again this year with hot new data about Mars and the mysterious Coral Castle is Richard C. Hoagland who, in addition to his lecture, will give two amazing workshops. Jordan Maxwell, our guest of honor for the weekend, will share his knowledge on the ET presence dating back to the ancient world and it's implications for today's world.

Link (Thanks, Captain Todd Lappin!)

Orkut Bay Area Map

Orkut Bay Area Map 02/18/2004 10:49 PM

I know that Orkut is a tired topic already, but here is a map from DataWhoreHouse showing distribution of Orkut members who exposed their general location on Orkut (via Scoble and Liz at Many2Many).  Hmm, no, I didn't have to pay to get layed.

Mostly what I expected except Silicon Valley looks like Death Valley for some reason.  A bug?

B-17 and B-24 back in the Bay Area!

B-17 and B-24 back in the Bay Area! 05/11/2004 05:00 AM
This is most excellent! The Collings Foundation's B-17 and B-24 are going to be at Moffett Field this week (13th-18th). That's right next door to work. Like last year, which I missed, there will be ground tours for $8 and if you pony up $400, you get a 30 minute flight. (I think they were $300 last year?) I'm very, very tempted. Besides, I believe the $400 is tax deduction. Anyone else planning to go--either to walk through or...

Area 51 Investigator goes underground!

Area 51 Investigator goes underground! 05/26/2004 05:57 AM

I am a very proud and loyal American. I support the principles of this country and would never do something that would put me under Uncle Sam's scrutiny. As a citizen I pay taxes to Uncle Sam so that my children and I sleep well at night knowing that the government is watching our backs and doing the things that keep us on top of the technology power curve. So I am not all sympathetic
when I hear about some knuckle head messing around with government sensors out in the desert.

Everyone has seen the movies and heard the rumors about Area 51 and I am sure their are a lot of people that would give their eye teeth to visit the site. Uncle Sam has the area restricted for a reason and that is good enough for me. When someone is out there digging up sensors in my opinion that is bordering on treason. So I have no qualms when someone messes with federal property
I would expect the FBI to find out if the individual is a curious george or a foreign spy.

We all are entitled to our opinions and are responsible for our actions. You are free to do a lot of things but people need to realize their are consequences to actions such as this. [The Register]

Southwest Key Area for Candidates (AP)

Southwest Key Area for Candidates (AP) 05/22/2004 08:07 PM
AP - Hispanics and transplanted white voters are swelling the populations of Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Colorado, offering hope to both John Kerry and President Bush in the hot, new campaign battleground.

Area 51 hackers dig up trouble

Area 51 hackers dig up trouble 05/25/2004 07:22 PM
Twilight Zone alarm

Bay Area Mobile Forum

Bay Area Mobile Forum 06/09/2004 12:34 PM

Russell Beattie is on a tear!  I say "Ice Tea" (some of us don't drink!)  And no carbs, just meat and cheese.

Bay Area Mobility Forum. Things are, as always, insanely busy at the moment.

So continuing the thought from Saturday, I think I've gotten some great reception to the idea of having an "un-conference"/get together about mobility. Since I'm up in Emeryville and not technically in Silicon Valley, I decided to call it the Bay Area Mobility Forum. I just registered mobilityforum.org as well.

Now, what's the best way to organize online? There's three ways I can think of - I can:

1) Start a Yahoo Group. But I think that's aging platform. Yes, once upon a time it was cool, but now mailing lists are so passé.

2) Start a wiki. I could grab JSP Wiki and have it up and running in a matter of minutes. And I think Wikis are wonderful and cool and all that, but I may be too type-A to deal with the hassle of a zillion people editing pages without control.

3) Start a blog. I think this is probably the best option. And I'm not even thinking about using *my* weblog, but the new Blogger. It supports multiple authors, comments, etc. It doesn't supprt RSS which sorta sucks, but the rest is pretty great.

I'm partial to the blog because it's easier to diseminate timely information, comments are great ways of getting feedback without getting things lost in discussion groups, and by inviting multiple authors, I can - like Mobitopia - take the load off me when I flake out and move on to other shiny things that catch my interest.

In terms of the what the goal is of the get together, I think it's a great idea to copy wholesale from the OWC.

Thus:

The Bay Area Mobility Forum mission is to cultivate and accelerate Silicon Valley's mobile and telecom sectors through leadership, technology, government relations, research, education, mentoring, investment, recruitment, networking and promotion.

And free beer. Let's not forget the free beer. And pizza too.

So in the coming days, I'll throw up a blog, invite people who are interested in helping me organize this thing to become editors, we'll figure out a good date for the inaugural meeting (we can use my current offices at WaveMarket - where there's a conference room for about 50 people and a couple board rooms for sessions), guage interest among potential attendees, figure out some topics to chat about and maybe get a few mobile-sector leaders to give a presentation, send some emails to everyone I can think of getting them to show up with their gadgets and other mobile toys...

Actually, most people will show up for the beer. I just want to see the gadgets. No one gets in the door without a cool toy. (Just kidding).

Comments welcome.

-Russ

By weblog@russellbeattie.com. [Russell Beattie Notebook]

Bay Area Dining and Death

Bay Area Dining and Death 04/14/2005 02:33 AM

Dinner on successive nights in the City and the Valley: Monday with Dervala at Fringale, Tuesday with Lauren at La Strada in Palo Alto. The differences are instructive, and the distance can be deadly...

Many Still in Need as Aid Is Trickling
to Stricken Area

Many Still in Need as Aid Is Trickling
to Stricken Area 12/30/2004 11:19 PM
The injured and the stranded awaited food drops and other aid as the death toll surged past 120,000.

Internet more dangerous than ever

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