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Do You Code-Switch? Yet Another Reason
to Go Some Rights Reserved

Do You Code-Switch? Yet Another Reason
to Go Some Rights Reserved 07/14/2004 11:51 PM

People who study race, gender, and anthropology sometimes talk about "code-switching" : the way a person who straddles different cultures (poor and rich, minority and majority, north and south) learns to toggle between the lingo and mannerisms of each to survive, or in some cases, thrive.

One of the several "ah ha!" moments of Siva Vaidhyanathan's amazing keynote at the American Association of Law Libraries conference was Siva's celebration of the fact that us "information warriors" (his term, borrowed from the Pentagon) -- librarians, teachers, lawyers, programmers, musicians, filmmakers, preachers, propagandists, bloggers -- are learning to code-switch across our respective disciplines as never before. And that it's precisely this vocational Spanglish that will help us build, one day, a coherent information policy.

That insight alone was enough to make Siva's talk more than worthwhile. But better still was Siva's implication that each audience member had to ask ourselves how we should code-switch in our everyday info lives. Which instantly made me think of the tricorne hat all Creative Commoners don when they publish their work with our copyright licenses: lawyer-, human-, and machine-readable . . . code.

I wish I could take credit for Creative Commons' built-in code-switching. But like most things it was Lessig's idea. Which makes me wonder: Just how many meanings will the title of his first book turn out to have?

My humble little epiphany is probably obvious to most of you. Which is just that much cooler, isn't it? That's hope right there.

(Here's some related reading, from the days when, I now realize, I first began to code-switch. However awkwardly.)

Indian Telcos Call For Reserved 3g
Spectrum

Indian Telcos Call For Reserved 3g
Spectrum 06/21/2004 12:09 PM
ewirelessnews Jun 21 2004 2:52PM GMT

iDEFENSE Security Advisory 09.22.04 -
Sophos Small Business Suite Reserved
Device Name Handling Vulnerability

iDEFENSE Security Advisory 09.22.04 -
Sophos Small Business Suite Reserved
Device Name Handling Vulnerability 09/22/2004 02:20 PM
customer service mailbox (Sep 22 2004)

Human Rights Campaign - Working for
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender
Equal Rights

Human Rights Campaign - Working for
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender
Equal Rights 05/18/2004 02:45 PM
The Human Rights Campaign .. Photos of the newlyweds .. HRC's newlyweds gallery .. these people .. Issue No. 1 .. equal sign .. for it .. HRC: .. HRC

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China's human rights practices coloured
by party congress: rights ...

China's human rights practices coloured
by party congress: rights ... 01/14/2003 04:17 AM
Access to the Internet search engine Google was blocked for days in September. Google is popular among China's 60 million Internet ...

"?...the praise and placards expressing
admiration are for the first soldier
convicted of abusing Iraqi prisoners.
The admonishments are reserved for the
soldier who blew the whistle.?"

"?...the praise and placards expressing
admiration are for the first soldier
convicted of abusing Iraqi prisoners.
The admonishments are reserved for the
soldier who blew the whistle.?" 05/26/2004 07:51 PM

In Re Scalia the Outspoken v. Scalia the
Reserved

In Re Scalia the Outspoken v. Scalia the
Reserved 05/01/2004 02:43 PM
Even some of Justice Antonin Scalias admirers say his public profile in a bitterly divided Washington has made a potential promotion to chief justice unlikely.

"opinion "

"opinion " 03/17/2005 02:51 AM

MT3 Opinion

MT3 Opinion 05/27/2004 03:13 PM

A Line in the Sand: Here's a good, level-headed opinion on why the Movable Type 3.0 controversy shouldn't be one.

People feel like they have been betrayed… with all this talk of people jumping ship. Half of you would still fall into the free release category! Doesn’t anyone realize what MT will be turning into? If these people are making MT their livelihood, judging by their great track record, you can count on a quality product that will have a devoted team working to constantly make it better. [...]

Isn't there anything better to get all up in arms about? Too many of you are acting alarmed because you feel like you have to, this hive-mentality is ridiculous! If you have such a huge site, with so many authors, so many blogs and can't find the funds, then just simply don't upgrade right now.

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" opinion? "

" opinion? " 05/26/2004 04:41 AM

"opinion"

"opinion" 12/20/2003 03:50 PM

I have no opinion about this
whatsoever...

I have no opinion about this
whatsoever... 07/13/2004 06:38 PM

I have no opinion about this whatsoever. Here are just four links in a row, presented in a reverse-chronological (most recent first) fashion with no attempt whatsoever to make a point, which nonetheless are prefaced with a proviso that any position you may infer that I have is entirely mine and not that of my employer. And I don't have one anyway:

• Fox News hits back at "Outfoxed" video and New York Times article which claimed that the network demonstrated institutionalised right-wing bias in their broadcasting...
• The "Outfoxed" video is currently highly placed in current Amazon.com charts and includes reports from former Fox staff as well of the findings of a group formed to review every word spoken by the network over months of broadcasts...
• Fairly heady video of Fox's view of the BBC and the Hutton inquiry that described the network as displaying "a frothing-at-the-mouth anti-Americanism that was obsessive, irrational and dishonest" and that the BBC "felt entitled to lie and, when caught lying, felt entitled to defend its lying reporters and executives"...
• The view of the Fox News piece by the independent broadcasting standards body in the UK (Ofcom) finds the Fox News piece did not show "respect for the truth", did not give the BBC a chance to respond and that the personal views displayed were based upon "false evidence"...

That's your lot. Move along. Nothing to see here.

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Telegraph | Opinion

Telegraph | Opinion 08/29/2004 04:22 PM
Something tells me Bush holds all the aces .. Mark Steyn

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sunspot.net - opinion

sunspot.net - opinion 12/14/2003 06:49 AM
Neo-Ineptitude: Baltimore Sun Calls for Wolfowitz to Step Down. The Whole Bush Cartel Should Resign and Face Prosecution for High Crimes Against the Nation

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Difference of Opinion

Difference of Opinion 07/18/2004 03:12 PM
Last Sunday's column, about the entertainment industry's latest effort to restrict our ability to make use of the copyrighted material we've purchased, took the technology industry to task for a belated response. Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association, challenged me on that, saying the response was as quick and effective as he's seen from the industry to any challenge. Shapiro was, indeed, quick to jump into the fray, but the bulk of the tech industry didn't wake up nearly fast enough. Meanwhile, I'll take this opportunity to ask you again to contact your U.S. senators and express your strong opposition to the bill in question, S.2560. There's no time to waste. The text of Shapiro's note, edited slightly with his permission, is posted below. More...

The Galvin Opinion

The Galvin Opinion 07/22/2004 10:10 PM
LOST AND FOUND NOTE FROM THE GEORGETOWN STARBUCKS

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Voice Your Opinion to the NIH

Voice Your Opinion to the NIH 03/14/2005 05:25 PM
Voice Your Opinion to the NIH

Opinion with Dan Warne

Opinion with Dan Warne 01/22/2004 02:12 AM
No mention of the fact that anyone who does more than the occasional email or Google will soon be paying more each month than those on Telstra’s 10GB ...

"Check out the opinion..."

"Check out the opinion..." 08/19/2004 09:00 PM

My opinion on the "iCheap"

My opinion on the "iCheap" 12/30/2004 12:33 AM
There's been lots of hoohah in the Mac/Weblog world today about the Think Secret rumor of a sub-$500 Mac to be announced at Macworld Expo. So hey, I thought I'd throw in my two cents. Is it true or not?...

World opinion

World opinion 08/31/2004 06:15 AM
BetaVote.com If we had our say - things would be very different. This is obviously not very reliable data but thought provoking non the less. I am pretty sure the 90 to 10 in Kerrys favor is a just about an accurate measure of Denmarks opinion.

this opinion piece

this opinion piece 06/22/2004 11:50 PM
Debra Burlingame .. Divided We Fall .. published today

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offers an opinion

offers an opinion 10/31/2003 01:55 PM
l'affaire Atrios .. Jack Balkin .. agrees

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FC Now: A Union of Opinion

FC Now: A Union of Opinion 03/29/2005 10:55 AM
I suppose I was tempting fate, discussing unions here. That musing got a flood of comments. It deserves a look: some call unions corrupt, and others call them godsends. Name calling began, partisan politics entered the equation, and I watched...

"opinion piece"

"opinion piece" 05/22/2004 02:19 AM

Newsday.com - Opinion

Newsday.com - Opinion 07/25/2004 07:40 PM
Jay Rosen in Newsday

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Opinion: Is your mac safe?

Opinion: Is your mac safe? 04/12/2005 05:24 PM
Ask Mac fans why we prefer the Mac to the Windows PC, and you’ll likely get long lists of reasons. Most of those lists will have one item in common: we don’t have to worry about viruses, spyware, and other digital pests.

Opinion: Death of a salesman?

Opinion: Death of a salesman? 04/14/2005 04:16 AM
Computerworld Apr 14 2005 8:44AM GMT

Google's opinion on Microsoft

Google's opinion on Microsoft 10/02/2002 01:58 PM
On September 25, 2002 it was reported that if you type "go to hell" into the Google search engine the number 1 search result was Microsoft and AOL came up as number 3. On October 02, 2002 Computerworld reported that Google no longer reports Microsoft as number 1. "Google makes...

Om's got his opinion, I got mine

Om's got his opinion, I got mine 08/17/2004 04:46 PM

Om Malik is pretty hard on Real about their price reductions.

He sees it as a last ditch effort.

I see it as natural market pressures on Apple. Their model is wrong.

I actually like Napster's model the best. Real's Rhapsody doesn't work if you're off-line. And what's wrong with Roxio dumping their tools?

Maybe digital music downloading DOES have a future?

Anyway - here's Om's post....

Engadget points to a New York Times article about Real's half-off sale. Given that record executives would pimp their mama out for dollars, it is clear that Real is eating all the costs. Wonder what it will do to Real's bottomline next quarter. The 49 cent songs and $5 albums are ITunes compatible. Real has jumped onto the blogging bandwagon and launched Freedom To Choose blog. "We know that at 99 cents a download even Apple isn't making much profit, RealNetworksmust be losing more than just a pretty penny on each sale. Pai dContent estimates, "RealNetworks will be losing about 40 cents on every song it sells. The company plans to tell investors its music fire-sale could directly add about a penny a share in losses to its third quarter financial results, equivalent to about $1.8 million. (PaidContent has a dedicated page for Real.) "Apple fans, now's your chance to put them out business!" writes Engadget. Gizmodo says this "could be the start of the first legal music downloading price war. Apple probably won't flinch (yet), but hopefully this is a sign of lower prices all around in the near future." I think this is the last ditch gamble for Real. If this fails, well it needs to go figure out a new digital music strategy. Also expect this to soon enter the halls of corporate cock-ups, aka 101 Dumbest Moments in Business, Business 2.0's annual list, right next to the Roxio-turnin g-to-Napster disaster.

[Gigaom]

It Seems Everybody Has an Opinion About
Her (Los Angeles Times)

It Seems Everybody Has an Opinion About
Her (Los Angeles Times) 08/01/2004 05:16 AM
Los Angeles Times - BOSTON — Teresa Heinz Kerry is a political wife unlike any this country has seen. But can she affect an election? Some think it's possible.

Opinion: Microsoft: Upgrade to XP or
Else!

Opinion: Microsoft: Upgrade to XP or
Else! 09/24/2004 01:29 PM
The Channel Insider Sep 24 2004 5:13PM GMT

Ninth Circuit's opinion here

Ninth Circuit's opinion here 12/17/2003 07:15 AM
at this link .. decision

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Opinion: Siebel's board did what had to
be done

Opinion: Siebel's board did what had to
be done 04/14/2005 04:16 AM
Computerworld Apr 14 2005 8:44AM GMT

Court of public opinion

Court of public opinion 12/24/2003 09:21 PM
USA Today Dec 24 2003 8:06PM ET

Opinion : October 2, 2003

Opinion : October 2, 2003 10/29/2003 12:11 AM
Opinion : October 2, 2003

Opinion: Don’t let this happen to
you

Opinion: Don’t let this happen to
you 03/30/2005 05:42 PM
Conventional wisdom says you just don’t put images of smoking, battered Macs on the cover of a Mac magazine. To which we say phooey.

Opinion Laundering Thrives

Opinion Laundering Thrives 06/23/2004 10:39 AM

Tim Lambert: W hen Think Tanks Attack. Why are all these think tanks so down on Open Source? Well, the Small Business Survival Committee is concerned that using open source will expose small business to the risk of lawsuits. Citizens Against Government Waste is concerned that the Government might waste money on Open Source. Defenders of Property Rights is concerned that Open Source might be a threat to intellectual property rights. However, I was able to detect a common theme to all their criticism. They all seem to be funded by Microsoft.

This piece isn't absolute proof, but it's another layer of circumstantial evidence that Microsoft is continuing its campaign of what I've called "opinion laundering" to make a case against LInux and other free software. (See previous looks at this subject here, here and here, for example.) Microsoft is hardly alone in this activity, of course. Lambert's article looks into the tobacco archives and shows how major think tanks were paid by tobacco companies and took positions congruent with the tobacco interests' own views. The bigger problem is that we often don't know who is funding which think tank, and many won't tell us. Even the ones that do say they're getting some money from companies like Microsoft won't say how much. If the "contribution" is .001 percent of annual funding, that's trivial. If it's 50 percent, that's not trivial. But we are never told this relevant information. None of this is illegal, but it's definitely sleazy. We need laws, not that this Congress or administration will every touch the topic, to force think tanks to reveal the sources and amounts of their funding in amounts over, say, $500. That would let individuals continue to contribute in privacy, but would shine a needed light on the opinion laundering that is now so prevalent. In the meantime, when a think tank takes any position on just about anything, your first instinct should be to ask, "Did someone pay for that opinion?"

Post-Crescent - Opinion

Post-Crescent - Opinion 05/11/2004 02:22 AM
Wisconsin Newspaper is Not Getting "Enough" Pro-Bush Letters, So It Solicits Them From Readers. We are Not Making This Up! .. pleading for "balance." .. begging Republicans .. The Post-Crescent

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Userful DiscoverStation 3.2.5 (Default
branch)

Userful DiscoverStation 3.2.5 (Default
branch) 04/12/2005 05:18 PM
DiscoverStation is a Linux distribution specifically designed for publicly accessible computers. It includes over 30 applications, hundreds of management and security tools, and Userful's unique "Desktop Multiplier" software. It features time management, Internet filtering, privacy protection, automated clean-up, and many other features. It also includes a Web portal that lets you customize, manage, and view usage reports for hundreds of PCs at once from a Web browser.

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Changes:
Station numbering has been fixed so that it can be updated without rebooting. There are minor bugfixes to the code that determines session length. Browser plugins have been fixed, as well as miscellaneous bugs.

The Washington Monthly

The Washington Monthly 04/09/2004 04:08 PM
Rice Has a History of "distinguishing facts from propaganda," "Too quick to pass judgment without adequate knowledge," and other stuff that makes her unfit to be NSA. 4/9 .. this Kevin Drum piece .. retort .. digs up

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"The Washington Monthly"

"The Washington Monthly" 04/15/2004 02:33 AM

Look Who's Doing Monthly Patches Now

Look Who's Doing Monthly Patches Now 08/19/2004 11:35 AM
Following in Microsoft's footsteps, Oracle is prepping to deliver its patches and fixes via monthly rollups.

New Monthly PHP Magazine Launched

New Monthly PHP Magazine Launched 12/02/2002 11:15 AM
php|architect, a new monthly magazine dedicated exclusively to PHP, has launched its website. php|a is published in PDF format and is available worldwide. It covers a variety of advanced topics ranging from day-to-day programming to the internals of PHP. A sample article on the creation of a web-based PDF converter is also available on the magazine website

3 HK to offer US$23.5 monthly 3G tariff

3 HK to offer US$23.5 monthly 3G tariff 02/17/2004 03:50 PM
Telecoms.com Feb 17 2004 6:47PM GMT

Sprint Introduces Monthly Wi-Fi Billing

Sprint Introduces Monthly Wi-Fi Billing 05/04/2004 04:59 PM
AP via Daily Press May 4 2004 9:48PM GMT

Sprint Introduces Monthly Wi-Fi Billing
(AP)

Sprint Introduces Monthly Wi-Fi Billing
(AP) 05/04/2004 11:50 PM
AP - Sprint Corp. introduced a $49.95 monthly wi-fi service Tuesday, but will face stiff competition from cheaper — or free — alternatives.

DynamicWebPages.de: Monthly PHP Usage
Stats

DynamicWebPages.de: Monthly PHP Usage
Stats 05/06/2004 08:42 AM
Here with the latest update for PHP Usage Statistics is DynamicWebPages.de and their graph.

Monthly spend on mobiles rises

Monthly spend on mobiles rises 05/26/2004 07:20 AM
People are spending more on their monthly mobile bill than on gas or electricity.

Microsoft on Schedule with Monthly Patch

Microsoft on Schedule with Monthly Patch 06/10/2004 09:54 AM
In its now regular monthly update on the first Tuesday of the month, Microsoft said in a bulletin that its Crystal Reports Web Viewer contact-management software and its DirectX software, used primarily for graphics and gaming, could fall victim to denial of service (DoS) attacks.

Oracle to Patch on Monthly Schedule

Oracle to Patch on Monthly Schedule 08/18/2004 04:17 PM
Breaking the silence surrounding its failure to release patches for multiple security flaws, the company confirms to eWEEK.com that its switch to a monthly release cycle is causing the delay.

Oracle moves to monthly patching

Oracle moves to monthly patching 08/22/2004 09:02 PM
Computer Weekly Aug 23 2004 1:13AM GMT

Calculate your monthly payment online.

Calculate your monthly payment online. 09/19/2004 06:29 AM
Home.hamptonroads.com - Sun Sep 19, 06:08 am GMT

Sprint PCS's Unlimited Monthly Wi-Fi

Sprint PCS's Unlimited Monthly Wi-Fi 05/04/2004 10:46 AM
Sprint PCS Wi-Fi Access service now available at $49.95 for unlimited monthly usage: Sprint PCS is bucking the trend downward by offering Wayport and Cometa's network and a handful of other locations under their own brand for almost twice what other companies were reselling those networks for. Boingo Wireless gets you Wayport, Surf and Sip, and a number of other domestic U.S. networks for $21.95 for 12 moths (then $34.95 per month); Cometa's partners were at one point selling their network for under $20 per month and Cometa is suggesting a monthly unlimited rate below that. Sprint PCS will eventually have a number of unique locations that aren't just resold from other networks, but it's likely that those locations will be part of bilateral or clearinghouse roaming agreements and thus be available for use by other networks that charge less for unlimited use. The carriers appear to continue to want to eke as many dollars as possible out of non-voice subscribers (viz., T-Mobile's $40 per month for month to month rate, $30 for 1-year commitment, or $20 for 1-year voice subscriber commitment). Let's put it this way: when a user can walk a few minutes to a McDonald's in any direction and use their network as part of their 50 percent cheaper unlimited plan, what chance does Sprint PCS have to charge the rate they started with today? If you want a laugh at the modern provisions of a contract for Internet use on the fly, click through to sign up for the service and read the terms of service in a popup window. It includes deathless legal prose in a list of things you promise not to do on their network: b) Defame, abuse, harass, stalk, threaten or otherwise violate the legal rights (such as rights of privacy and publicity) of others; c) Publish, distribute or disseminate any inappropriate, profane, defamatory, infringing, obscene, indecent or unlawful material or information; There are a host of other illegal activities they enumerate as well. Kids, don't do Wi-Fi (actually you have to be 18 to sign up for the service). Stay in school! [link via Tom's Networking]...

The Problem With Monthly Security
Patches

The Problem With Monthly Security
Patches 12/09/2003 09:45 PM
So much for that plan. Back in October, we joked about Microsoft's plans to make their operating system more secure by patching it less often. The convoluted thinking was that if they spent more time on specific monthly (second Tuesday of every month) patches, they could get them right and not always be frantic about coming out with new patches all the time. Of course, there's one fatal flaw in this plan, and that's that security holes (and those who publicize and/or exploit them) don't work on a monthly schedule. So, while it's the second Tuesday of December today, there's no patch from Microsoft. They're making it sound like it's a good thing, but that ignores the few "critical" security updates that came out over the last couple months when "off-schedule" security holes were found.

Few expect lower monthly bills

Few expect lower monthly bills 02/12/2004 02:43 AM
Boston Globe Feb 12 2004 6:40AM GMT

Monthly PHP Magazine in French launched!

Monthly PHP Magazine in French launched! 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
Nexen.net has launched Direction|PHP, the first PHP and MySQL dedicated magazine in French. This monthly publication features indeep coverage of PHP industry, business and user cases and technical articles from PHP|Architect. For more information, read the Direction|PHP website (in French).

K5 Monthly Update, October 2003

K5 Monthly Update, October 2003 10/29/2003 03:28 AM
This month: Code work, known bugs, rating stats, and good CMF news.

K5 Monthly Update, November 2003

K5 Monthly Update, November 2003 12/04/2003 01:20 AM
Pay no attention to that timestamp above. To be perfectly honest, I have little to say about K5 for November. Besides the fiction contest, which I'm sure you're all aware of already, nothing very interesting happened here behind the scenes. So instead I'm going to use this bully pulpit to call for a vote on an issue which has come up with increasing frequency and which I do not know the right answer to. The short question is, should people be given the tools to delete everything they ever posted here if and when they decide to leave, and if so, how? Read on for more background, and please vote. I will hold to what the vote shows two weeks from today. Update [2003-12-4 0:39:38 by rusty]: See update at the bottom of the story for an additonal point.

Oracle joins the monthly patch bandwagon

Oracle joins the monthly patch bandwagon 08/19/2004 10:08 AM
Breaks cover

Oracle moves to monthly patching
schedule

Oracle moves to monthly patching
schedule 08/20/2004 08:40 AM
Weeks after coming under criticism for sitting on patches for multiple holes in its database software, Oracle Corp. has announced that it is moving to a monthly patch release schedule.

Black Professional Monthly Networking
Event

Black Professional Monthly Networking
Event 09/10/2004 10:59 AM
Monthly gathering were Black Professionals from all over the New York City area can come together in a social and informal setting to make new friends and contacts in the professional genre.At the time plenty of groups already exist to provide the social atmosphere that many blacks desire but none of them were focused on the specific needs of black professionals or dedicated to networking on an upscale and professional level. Desiring to form a networking event filled with positive black professionals [PRWEB Sep 10, 2004]

Napster’s all-you-can download monthly
subscription plan.

Napster’s all-you-can download monthly
subscription plan. 12/22/2004 01:04 AM
Engadget: Napster’s all-you-can download monthly subscription plan. Hey Napster, do you have Rancid's "Time Bomb"?

Microsoft gears up monthly patch release

Microsoft gears up monthly patch release 11/11/2003 12:52 PM
ZDNet UK Nov 11 2003 11:24AM ET

Microsoft releases monthly security
patches

Microsoft releases monthly security
patches 06/08/2004 03:41 PM
Microsoft Corp. released software updates for versions of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 and warned customers about a security vulnerability in a Windows component called IDirectPlay4, which is used to support multiplayer network games.

ADMIN: ResearchBuzz Gets Monthly
Archives, Some Tweaking

ADMIN: ResearchBuzz Gets Monthly
Archives, Some Tweaking 05/26/2004 10:40 AM
I spent yesterday doing some toting and lifting with the Web site. I did some cosmetic stuff and some cleaning, but I also made a couple of major changes that...

Microsoft to Serve Up Monthly Virus
Zapper

Microsoft to Serve Up Monthly Virus
Zapper 01/06/2005 04:59 PM
eWeek Jan 6 2005 8:23PM GMT

June/July 2002 Monthly Recap

June/July 2002 Monthly Recap 08/21/2002 04:56 AM
June and July happenings among our community. Dive in and see what's been going on behind the scenes, along with some of what your fellow members have done.

Ask MacSlash: Measuring Monthly Data
Transfer?

Ask MacSlash: Measuring Monthly Data
Transfer? 04/16/2005 11:45 PM

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