Jude Law Says Sean Penn Deserves Oscar (AP)

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COMMENTARY / 2nd act A year later, Sean
Penn returns to Iraq and files a
personal, candid report from the front

COMMENTARY / 2nd act A year later, Sean
Penn returns to Iraq and files a
personal, candid report from the front 01/16/2004 01:04 PM
Sean Penn's lengthy account of his trip to Iraq last month .. found this in post-war Iraq .. travel journal from Iraq

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" COMMENTARY / 2nd act A year later,
Sean Penn returns to Iraq and files a
personal, candid report from the front "

" COMMENTARY / 2nd act A year later,
Sean Penn returns to Iraq and files a
personal, candid report from the front " 01/16/2004 10:58 AM

Saint Jude 0.22 (Linux)

Saint Jude 0.22 (Linux) 12/31/2004 02:04 AM
A kernel module for the Saint Jude model for improper privilege transitions.

Jude Law to marry actress Miller

Jude Law to marry actress Miller 01/05/2005 06:42 AM
Actor Jude Law becomes engaged to actress Sienna Miller after proposing to her on Christmas Day.

Jude Law to Marry Actress Sienna Miller
(AP)

Jude Law to Marry Actress Sienna Miller
(AP) 01/05/2005 11:09 AM
AP - Jude Law has become engaged to his actress-girlfriend, Sienna Miller, proposing to her on Christmas Day. Law, whose films include "The Talented Mr. Ripley" and "I (Heart) Huckabees," proposed to Miller on Christmas morning in England, presenting her with a gold ring featuring nine diamonds set in platinum, the couple's spokeswoman, Ciara Parkes, said Wednesday.

NORML.ORG Web: Interview: Jude Renaud,
Educators for Sensible Drug Policy

NORML.ORG Web: Interview: Jude Renaud,
Educators for Sensible Drug Policy 06/26/2004 05:51 PM
Norml Jun 26 2004 10:11PM GMT

Sean++

Sean++ 05/07/2004 11:36 PM
Sean McGrath speaks wisdom about Transactions and SOA. Anyone who’s trying to find their way through the WS-Confusion would do well to pay regular attention to Sean. Among other things, he does large SOA deployments for a living; we’re talking practice not theory.

guy just getting what he deserves?

guy just getting what he deserves? 11/13/2003 02:51 PM
official response .. response

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No one deserves this man

No one deserves this man 03/19/2003 10:45 PM
My sister was watching BBC. She's a real anglophile and still thinks BBC is the best news channel. Over dinner we watched a bit of Tony Blair's war speech in parliament. He said something like "Iraq is a wealthy country that in 1978, the year before Saddam seized power, was richer than Portugal or Malaysia. Today Iraq is impoverished, 60% of its population dependent on food aid. "

Frankly I am against the US invasion of Iraq. First I think there is insufficient evidence. And even if there were evidence, I think that for USA to act as if Iraq is satan while North Korea is ignored because the Koreans are better armed (and have less oil) is hypocritical.

However no one deserves a leader like Saddam. As a Malaysian, this was brought home to me by Tony Blair's analogy. There appears to be no turning back. If the US does declare war, then good riddance to a despicable man.

"zeldman.astin"

get the attention it deserves

get the attention it deserves 10/31/2003 04:59 AM
Tech Central Station .. Day by Day

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Who deserves to win an Emmy, and why?

Who deserves to win an Emmy, and why? 09/13/2004 08:47 AM
We ask our panel of TV creators and experts. "Raymond" creator loves "Arrested." "Amish" inventor admires "Amazing."

Apple's New iMac G5 Deserves A Second
Look

Apple's New iMac G5 Deserves A Second
Look 09/11/2004 10:38 AM
Instead of simply building a box of circuits and ports, it has designed a piece of art that you want to use and keep near you. By Glenn Fleishman, Seattle Times (via MyAppleMenu)

sean stewart - the beast

sean stewart - the beast 07/19/2004 04:26 AM
The AI Web game designed to support the Spielberg film was built my Microsoft .. The Beast: The Making of the A.I. game

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This Nanotech Deserves Respect

This Nanotech Deserves Respect 07/30/2004 01:54 PM
The Hidden Gem Flamel still looks good for the future.

Sean Trott in the news

Sean Trott in the news 03/13/2003 10:17 AM
I tried to tell this kid that a vote for Nader was a vote for Bush. But did he listen?...

Sean O'Mahoney New Excilan CEO

Sean O'Mahoney New Excilan CEO 05/10/2004 11:31 AM
FatPort's Sean O'Mahoney is cell-payment-enabler Excilan's new CEO: We rarely cover management changes at Wi-Fi Networking News, but O'Mahoney's move is worth noting. O'Mahoney helped build FatPort from a small Vancouver, BC (Canada), company with an interesting hardware platform in 2001 into Canada's dominant hotspot provider and platform reseller. While the four Canadian cellular telephone carriers have made roaming announcements and issued press releases, they have yet to build out a presence, and may have just a handful of hotspots by year's end among them. FatPort has 140 locations according to their Web site, mostly centered in British Columbia. But their platform has allowed them to resell their managed services and hardware/software combo, and will potentially yield hundreds of additional locations this year, most of which will include free roaming across FatPort's own network. O'Mahoney--along with Rick Ehrlinspiel of Surf and Sip--has been most aggressive in offering bilateral fee-free roaming agreements, having aggregated over 800 locations worldwide for their customers through these agreements. Unlike models in Europe, in which roaming means paying extra to use non-local networks but using a single login, FatPort's model offers a single login and a fixed monthly rate no matter which partner network is being used. Excilan is a natural fit for O'Mahoney's approach. Excilan's technology allows hotspot operators to partner with cellular carriers without building client software that an end user must install nor assigning new usernames and accounts to cell owners. In the Excilan system, you visit a hotspot's gateway page and enter your cellular telephone number. If your carrier is part of the Excilan system, your phone rings and an automated system asks you to authorize a charge. When you agree, the charge shows up on your bill at the negotiated rate your carrier has with the hotspot operator, and your laptop or handheld is authenticated through the back-end. FatPort is the only North American network user of Excilan, while mostly European cell carriers have signed up to enable their subscribers. Overall, nearly 50 hotspot networks are involved worldwide partnered with 14 cell carriers with 23 million customers. In an email interview, O'Mahoney said, "For the Excilan system to reach its full potential we have to extend our reach into U.S./North American market as quickly as possible." He added that the rest of the Americas were also important. O'Mahoney also hopes to work with other aggregators of hotspot networks to help make...

Gmail deserves a chance

Gmail deserves a chance 04/21/2004 10:15 AM
ZDNet Apr 21 2004 2:10PM GMT

Sir Sean to voice SNP viewpoint

Sir Sean to voice SNP viewpoint 04/13/2005 05:43 PM
Sir Sean Connery is set to appear in the Scottish National Party's election broadcast.

St. Jude Trains 1,000 in 60 days using
IntraLearn XEMeets critical regulatory
requirement with Quick Compliance online
courses

St. Jude Trains 1,000 in 60 days using
IntraLearn XEMeets critical regulatory
requirement with Quick Compliance online
courses 08/12/2004 02:21 AM
IntraLearn Software Corporation, the leading supplier of turn-key e-Learning software applications, announced today that St. Jude Medical, a leader in the global cardiovascular device market, has successfully implemented a full e-Learning system to quickly meet regulatory requirements for 1,000 field personnel. [PRWEB Aug 12, 2004]

Sean Parker kicked out of Plaxo

Sean Parker kicked out of Plaxo 04/21/2004 03:26 AM

Although I had some problems with the Plaxo model, I hate hearing stories like this. Sean Parker, the founder and visionary behind Plaxo was kicked out rather rudely by the VCs. I don't know the details, but it sounds bad.

San Jose Mercury

The company sent out an anonymous, terse statement that Parker is ``no longer with Plaxo,'' but called him a ``visionary, creative entrepreneur'' and ended with: ``We thank him for his hard work and wish him well.''

In reality, though, a source said Parker has been locked out, and everyone at the company has been instructed not to talk with Parker, except by way of the company's lawyer, Ray Hickson.

When contacted and asked whether this arrangement is ``normal,'' Hickson said: ``I can't discuss a client personnel matter with newspaper reporters.''

Parker himself issued a terse statement: ``While the company is moving to a new stage of its growth, the management team remains committed to executing my original vision,'' he said. ``The company remains in capable hands.''

I've founded several companies and as companies grow, the skills required to be the chief executive change. When I've founded (or helped found) companies in the past, I've usually stepped aside to allow someone with better administrative and sales skills to lead the company after it's up and running. This was the case with Digital Garage and PSINet Japan and to a certain extent Infoseek Japan. I seem to be the most useful getting things going, not running them.

As a VC/investor, I've seen my share of visionary CEOs who can't run the company, but we usually try to keep them involved in some way and stay on good terms so we can invest in their next good company. I don't see how you can continue being a VC in the valley being cruel to serial entrepreneurs.

Pierre Omidyar of eBay is probably one of the best examples of knowing when to bring on a real CEO, but staying involved as the founder. I think he and his investors were smart about this.

Ja son Calacanis blogs about this on thesocialsoftwareweblog

Quattrone Deserves a New Trial, But He's
Not 'Innocent'

Quattrone Deserves a New Trial, But He's
Not 'Innocent' 05/04/2004 09:25 AM
You don't have to be a fan of Frank Quattrone to doubt, now that he's been found guilty of three felonies, whether justice has been done. When a trial judge appears as biased as the one in this case apparently did, how can a trial be fair? But if the Quattrone case -- however it turns out in the end -- does anything to help drain Silicon Valley's ethical swamp, it will have served a valuable purpose.

"The Confessions of Max Tivoli" by
Andrew Sean Greer

"The Confessions of Max Tivoli" by
Andrew Sean Greer 03/08/2004 11:07 PM
A man ages backward across the decades, and the same girl keeps eluding him and breaking his heart, in a breathtaking love story that's also the season's literary breakthrough.

Shark Tank: One good mandate deserves
another

Shark Tank: One good mandate deserves
another 07/28/2004 11:29 PM
This pilot fish is flown back to corporate HQ because of a new mandate to install project cost-accounting software in all offices -- and there’s just one big problem.

AMERICAbl0g: Because a great nation
deserves the truth

AMERICAbl0g: Because a great nation
deserves the truth 06/10/2004 04:01 PM
Reagan-era White House press conferences .. old press-conference transcripts .. laughed about it

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"AMERICAbl0g: Because a great nation
deserves the truth"

"AMERICAbl0g: Because a great nation
deserves the truth" 07/02/2004 09:14 PM

Dirty rotten inducers - the law the IT
world deserves?

Dirty rotten inducers - the law the IT
world deserves? 06/26/2004 06:08 AM
Criminalizing the iPod

Sean McCown, Michael Rys, and
conversational journalism

Sean McCown, Michael Rys, and
conversational journalism 06/11/2004 12:43 PM
Back in April, we ran a wildly ambitious story by Sean McCown. Entitled Databa ses Flex their XML, it compared the XML features of DB2, SQL Server, Oracle, and Sybase -- and also made an excursion into Yukon territory. (My contribution was the sp eculative sidebar on the future of native XML database technology.) Yesterday Microsoft's Michael Rys, a database architect and a co-author of XQuery from the Experts, blogged a lengthy and thoughtful response to Sean's analysis. ...

Congrats to Sean Bonner and Jason
DeFillippo

Congrats to Sean Bonner and Jason
DeFillippo 04/04/2005 06:05 AM

So here I am trolling through 15,000+ unread blog posts and I stumble upon J ason DeFillippo announcing that he and Sean Bonner just sold 45% of MetroBlogging - guess who?

Yahoo!

Duuuuuuuuuuuudes.........

UPDATE: Jeff Clavier tells me I was fooled by a April Fool's joke. Or just wishful thinking - I don't know. But it's 3 AM. I'm tired and....

Collector's Collections Gallery: Sean
Tourangeau

Collector's Collections Gallery: Sean
Tourangeau 08/30/2004 01:05 AM
Today's Collector's Collections update features and update to the the collection of Sean Tourangeau from Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Dirty rotten inducers - the law the IT
world deserves? | The Register

Dirty rotten inducers - the law the IT
world deserves? | The Register 06/28/2004 06:30 AM
Dirty rotten inducers - the law the IT world deserves? .. The Register writes .. analyzes

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"an article published today by Sean
Rayment of The Telegraph "

"an article published today by Sean
Rayment of The Telegraph " 04/15/2004 02:33 AM

Dirty rotten inducers - the law the IT
world deserves? | The Register

Dirty rotten inducers - the law the IT
world deserves? | The Register 06/28/2004 03:22 AM

Sean Coates' Blog: A PHP Quebec Conf
Summary

Sean Coates' Blog: A PHP Quebec Conf
Summary 04/15/2005 10:02 AM
With his own mini-recap of the PHP Quebec Conferece, Sean Coates has this new post on his blog today.

Cezanne's portrait of Sean Connery and
other contemporary/classic remixes

Cezanne's portrait of Sean Connery and
other contemporary/classic remixes 08/03/2004 05:15 AM
Today on the Worth1000 photoshopping contest: cortraits of contemporary film-stars as executed by classic painters of yore. Pictured here: Cezanne's Sean Connery. There's some really excellent work here. Link

New Louisiana hosting company to give to
major charities. St. Jude, Habitat, and
March of Dimes named as a few they will
give to.

New Louisiana hosting company to give to
major charities. St. Jude, Habitat, and
March of Dimes named as a few they will
give to. 07/22/2004 03:01 AM
[PRWEB Jul 22, 2004]

""Citizen Smash" deserves all kinds of
props for saying something important and
true, and probably not too popular with
his base"

""Citizen Smash" deserves all kinds of
props for saying something important and
true, and probably not too popular with
his base" 05/02/2004 03:40 PM

The mightier Penn

The mightier Penn 07/22/2004 07:41 AM
He transformed before us from a Caravaggio-like dancing teen to a love-handled bad guy. While Chris Penn has never received the attention of his older brother, he's deserved it -- and oh, so much more.

Penn Station's Wi-Fi

Penn Station's Wi-Fi 06/25/2004 12:01 PM
A correspondent notes that Amtrak's waiting room at Penn Station has AT&T Wireless's Wi-Fi active: He writes, the splashpage finally arrived at the Amtrak waiting-room at Penn Station. After filling in the personal info ( they have the nerve to ask for the last four digits of your SS number!)... He was on a PDA and the page failed to allow him to purchase a connection. A call to AT&T Wireless Wi-Fi was a waste of time, the lady I talked to was clueless. The funny part is that I got far enough into the process to receive an 'Thank you for registering for the AT&T Wireless e-Wallet' e-mail. The correspondent notes, There's a Starbucks at the other end of the station (I have an account with them) and hopefully the McDonald's also in the station will work again soon. And then Verizon which works from the McDonald's on 7th Ave. if you sit close enough to the front window....

Penn State, Napster Ink Pact

Penn State, Napster Ink Pact 11/06/2003 07:21 PM
Penn State students will receive a free subscription to Napster as a way of curtailing illegal music downloads on campus. The deal could pave the way for similar services at other schools. By Katie Dean.
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Open maps of London event: April 14,
London

Open maps of London event: April 14,
London 04/04/2005 06:24 AM
Cory Doctorow: The Open Knowledge Forums are a series of lectures and panel discussions about the ways that "open knowledge" can benefit the public interest. The next one is a week away, in London, and it's about a plan to produce a set of public domain maps of London (London's maps were produced at tax-payer expense, but can't be freely used; rather, you have to pay the ordinance survey thousands of pounds for the privilege; by contrast, US government maps are free and plentiful, and form the basis for thousands and thousand of competing mapping efforts, from Michelin guides to Google Maps).

There are a number of interesting proposals for this, including deploying an army of GPS-wielding geohackers, and buying up Russian satellite photos of London. Check out this squib from last January's NTK:

London's geowanking fraternity have come up with an intriguing proposition. With a grand's worth of Russian 1-meter resolution satellite pics, they believe they can stitch together an entirely free, redistributable vector database of the capital, freed from the shackles of the Ordnance Survey's restrictive copyrights, and thus open to all manner of GPL-style repurposing.

Here are the details:

* When: Thurs April 14th 2005, 7-9pm

* Where: Stanhope Centre, Marble Arch, London. [WWW]Directions

* Who can attend: public. Registration is optional but useful so please notify us if you can via okforums-info@okfn.org.

* Speakers: Steve Coast of openstreetmap.org; Roger Longhorn (geodata policy expert); Giles Lane of urbantapestries.net; Jo Walsh of mappinghacks.com

Link

Change address formats in Address Book

Change address formats in Address Book 02/05/2005 10:14 PM
OK, this is picky of me, but I got fed up having a line for "County" in my UK-format addresses in AddressBook. It irked me. After a brief hunt, I found that I can modify the address format for each country's addresses by modi...

Getting around London

Getting around London 02/01/2005 09:58 PM
The Transport for London Journey Planner shows you how to get from anywhere in London to anywhere else by public transport, on foot or by bike. Fancy a stroll from Trafalgar Square to Big Ben? Help yourself to a custom-built PDF route map. If you're travelling by road, you can use webca ms to see exactly what the traffic's like. (But the best downloadable London maps are still on the BBC web site)

In the London Eye

In the London Eye 04/21/2004 01:05 PM
Several weeks ago I posted a poll asking where you wanted to see me. "In the London Eye" received... (86 words)

Off to London

Off to London 02/01/2005 09:26 PM

I'm leaving for London in a couple of hours. I'll probably be posting a bit while I'm there as time and connectivity permit...hopefully some photos as well.

Packing this morning, I came up with a list of the extra stuff that I need to do before going to the airport now that everyone's a terrorist until proven innocent** and the major airlines are all about to go out of business:

• Clip my fingernails. With nail clippers verboten on planes, you need to do it before you leave.
• Silence my electric toothbrush. Last time I traveled, my toothbrush turned on in my luggage and the battery was long dead when I got home. Luckily I can plug the power cord into the brush to prevent it from turning on, lest some anxious baggage screener thinks it's a buzzing bomb and/or illegal sexual device.
• Leave ridiculously early. I am a single male traveling alone on an American Airlines flight to Heathrow on a ticket purchased not so long ago...I'm pretty sure that I'm going to get pulled aside for a "random" screening. My only hope: my summer tan has faded and I'm white as can be (Non-Terrorist White is the hottest color for pants at J. Crew this season)...come on, wave whitey through!
• Wardrobe change. Gotta wear pants that don't require a belt and shoes that can be slipped on and off with ease.
• Eat. You may get food on the plane, you may not. With random screenings come random feedings and I don't like my odds in either case.

** The Jan/Feb 2005 Atlantic Monthly has a couple of great articles on terrorism...here's a relevant snippet from Success Without Victory (subscribers only) by James Fallows:

Screening lines at airports are perhaps the most familiar reminder of post-9/11 security. They also exemplify what's wrong with the current approach.

Many of the routines and demands are silly, eroding rather than building confidence in the security regime of which they are part. "You can't go through an airport line without thinking 'This is dumb,'" says Graham Allison, the author of the recent Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe, and the director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, at Harvard, which conducts many projects on anti-terrorism and security. "You have two people whose job it is to see if the name on your driver's license is the same as the name on your ticket -- as if any self-respecting terrorist would fail to think of that. You have a guy whose job is to shout out a reminder for you to take off your jacket and get your computer out of your bag. You've got one-year-olds taking off their shoes. It is hard to think of a way you could caricature it to make it look sillier." At the same time, the ritual manages to be intimidating, as a standing reminder of how much Americans have to fear.

More on London Booted

More on London Booted 04/25/2004 11:07 AM
Following up on this BoingBoing post about the bootleg Clash remix project "London Booted," Will says:

We featured a preview of London Booted in issue-zero of our bootleg newsletter, which you can find here if you're interested (it's down the bottom in the "Coming Soon" section). We're also planning a follow up for issue-two (out 29th April) where we'll be talking to the remixers involved and also they guy who organised the project (only subscribers to the mailing list will get this issue).

Link

London crawling

London crawling 06/05/2005 11:06 PM
Tomorrow we fly to London to see old friends and new sights, spend time with family, and speak at a new conference featuring some of the top names in standards-based design. Last-minute addition: great job opening at Campbell-Ewald.

The Museum of London

The Museum of London 12/07/2003 08:14 AM
The Museum of London.

3D London Tube

3D London Tube 11/15/2003 03:29 PM
These 3D rendered London Tube maps are pretty mind-blowing. Link (via Blackbelt Jones)

Poverty in London

Poverty in London 06/22/2004 05:04 PM
Charles Booth Online Archive. Charles Booth's survey of life and labour in London at the end of the Victorian era, with the famous poverty maps.

UXnet Comes to London

UXnet Comes to London 12/19/2004 03:55 PM
You’re invited to the first monthly social meeting in London for the User Experience Design community.

Oh, sweet London

Oh, sweet London 12/30/2003 01:24 AM
This city is most certainly a place where it's impossible to get bored. Yesterday, after an early arrival, we went to see the Lord of the Rings exhibition at Science Museum, which was very well worth the rather steep 12£ admission: some of the miniatures are simply amazing, Sauron and the ringwraiths can scare you witless even if seen from a distance, but the best part are some of the paintings and sketches: I felt like any weak-minded creature in front of the Ring as I let my eyes rest upon the artwork of Sauron overseeing his troops at the plains of Gorgoroth... This must be mine - my precioussss...

Afterwards, we were - completely accidentally - treated to the artwork of Yann Arthus-Bertrand, who had an outdoor exhibition of 3x2 meter photographs outside the Natural History Museum. Go see the stuff this guy shoots - some of it is quite simply breathtaking. Especially in large size.

Anyhow, the tournament looks like it's going to be a good one: plenty of nice people all around, good location, relaxed schedule... Well, I might still lose all of my games :)

Unfortunately, I am not able to get GPRS roaming work, so it looks like no moblogging. I even forgot all of my USB leads home, so I can't even upload any pictures. Oh well.

Get a job (Boston), get a job (London)

Get a job (Boston), get a job (London) 12/22/2004 01:29 AM
Web jobs, baby.

Back from London

Back from London 02/05/2005 10:18 PM

Back from London and up at the ungodly hour of 7:00 AM ET after getting to bed at 1:30 AM ET, which was the minute I got home from the airport. Still, six hours of sleep is better than none hours. I'm going to use the time to get some stuff done...lots of exciting and dread-inspiring things to do in the next couple of weeks. Trip pictures are forthcoming; luckily my camera battery lasted the whole time despite the charger being thousands of miles away and I took lots of photos.

But quickly, I learned a few additional travel tips on this trip (to add to the list):

• Never purchase a US to UK power outlet converter at a Canadian/Australian ex-pat shop. It will fail to work after a day or so. I practically had to splash water on it to get a good connection.
• When going through security at the airport, don't wear a shirt that depicts a little girl blowing her head off with a gun, even though her splattered brains turn into butterflies.
• You know that bottle of unopened soda in the bag bouncing on your hip for the last 1/2 hour? Yeah, that's going to spray everywhere when you open it, dummy. When I got home, my coat was so sticky that I just kinda pressed it to the wall to hang it up, no hook needed.

Oh, and I ate kangaroo! Not half bad, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to order it again.

London: Next City of the Sky?

London: Next City of the Sky? 06/29/2004 08:41 PM
London architects and developers are pushing to remake the city's profile, much to the chagrin of conservation groups and locals.

Faces of London

Faces of London 02/05/2005 10:18 PM

Without intending to, I ended up taking photos of a bunch of faces while I was in London. Here are some of them:

It's been awhile since I've seriously picked up a camera (not that I was ever that serious about it) and I'm a little rusty. I'm hoping to get in lots more practice in the coming months, so the quality should hopefully improve.

London Booted

London Booted 04/24/2004 10:42 PM
London Booted - A tribute to the Clash. In the vein of the Grey Album, here is an album of mash-ups in tribute to London Calling. Especially good is the mix of The Clash's Spanish Bombs and Outkast's Bombs over Baghdad. After reading the background (and hopefully donating to one of the worthwhile sponsors), get your download on.

Ben and Mena come to London...

Ben and Mena come to London... 07/09/2004 03:00 AM

So Ben and Mena and Loic have been in London for meetings and a few of us managed to get together and hang out with them for a bit. We've got Ben drinking warm flavoursome beer, Mena puffing away on cigarettes in pubs and Loic's been trying to run over small children with his push trolley. We even got to roam around Television Centre with them a bit today - Mena making a particularly fetching weather presenter.

Loic took some pictures too:

• Arriving in London
• A really nasty picture of me looking like I have a comb-over
• M ena posing with cigarette
• M ena presenting the weather

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Goodbye London

Goodbye London 06/09/2004 02:33 AM

Had a "lovely" time in London. Goodbye and thanks for all the chips.

I'm off to Finland today. I'll be giving a talk at the EVA conference tomorrow.

"article at This Is London,"

"article at This Is London," 03/19/2003 10:44 PM

The London Screensaver (B&W) 1.0

The London Screensaver (B&W) 1.0 07/07/2004 10:42 PM
10 high-resolution photos of London, England in black and white

London Calling

London Calling 11/11/2003 03:21 PM
A nice sit down and a cup of tea are among many events (pdf) planned for GWB's impending visit to the UK. Police are estimating 100,000 plus demonstrators for his visit, and London's Mayor says of American requests for an exclusion zone to protect him, 'I don't think that's got a chance at all'. How does this level of grass-roots dissent compare to his reception when out and about in the US?

WTF-2 in London this Saturday

WTF-2 in London this Saturday 05/24/2004 04:44 AM
The next WTFCon is in London this Saturday: it's a one-day convention devoted to hackery subjects.

* An open space gathering and conference of various groups, projects, people, and organisations active and interested in creating a better world.

* Action and not just talk. Too many social forums and gatherings result with little or no outcome. Come and propose and gain support for actions during Soho Summit, ESF, G8, GDR etc.

* An assembly of gifts and needs: tell everyone what your projects are all about, what they have to offer, and what they need. Together we have everything. Let's self-organise and share!

* About working together, many of us have shared principles despite our diverse goals. No more either or!

Link (Thanks, Tav!)

Wi-Fi from London Streets

Wi-Fi from London Streets 12/20/2003 08:35 PM
StreetNet Islington, London

Ben and Mena come to London

Ben and Mena come to London 07/10/2004 04:58 AM
weather presenter .. Tom Coates .. more

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Get IP Address

Get IP Address 06/24/2005 09:43 PM

802.11b and your address

802.11b and your address 12/26/2002 04:59 PM
Scobleizer: Today I changed the name of my 802.11 access point to my home address. Why? Cause, I want my neighbors to know who they are getting wireless from. Heh, good idea. Maybe I should do the same....

XP: What Is My IP Address?

XP: What Is My IP Address? 06/20/2004 02:08 PM
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What is my IP address?

What is my IP address? 02/14/2004 07:22 AM
ip address

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"Kelo et al. vs. City of New London et
al"

"Kelo et al. vs. City of New London et
al" 06/24/2005 09:48 PM

Jude Law Says Sean Penn Deserves Oscar (AP)

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