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Good job US, knew we could count on you.

You know who could be both­ered with vot­ing on a prac­ti­cally tril­lion dol­lar stim­u­lus package.

At what point are you going from try­ing to prov­ing a point to just mak­ing stuff up.

“The top US intel­li­gence offi­cial, Den­nis Blair, has said that the global eco­nomic cri­sis is the main secu­rity con­cern fac­ing Amer­ica.” Glad you are here to tell us these things.

What would a real web designed edi­tor be like?

Elim­i­nate dupli­cate con­tent with­ing Google, Yahoo, and MSN Live for all those pages that are the same thing just dif­fer­ent urls.

“Amer­i­cans should not lose their free speech rights sim­ply because it’s now eas­ier for for­eign audi­ences to access mate­ri­als pub­lished in the U.S.,” said Michael Macleod-Ball, ACLU Chief Leg­isla­tive and Pol­icy Coun­sel. “Free­dom of expres­sion is a cor­ner­stone of Amer­i­can democ­racy and while that right may stop at our shores, the restric­tions that exist in for­eign lands should not be allowed to chill the speech rights of Amer­i­cans at home.” What he said.

From the arti­cle: “Given the ubiq­uity of dig­i­tal tech­nolo­gies and the use of RAM in most if not all of those tech­nolo­gies, the poten­tial reach of the dis­trict court’s order is breathtaking.”

Looks like a real solu­tion to shard­ing your databases.

Pretty decent article.

I just can’t believe this story. A stu­dent had pre­vi­ously been kicked out for accu­sa­tions of rape, and sex­ual harass­ment was let back in to play foot­ball and what do you know he raped a girl.

“We should not actively block IE 6 users or com­pletely dis­re­gard what hap­pens when an IE 6 user comes along. What we should do is spend less and less time work­ing around IE 6 bugs unless they seri­ously affect func­tion­al­ity or acces­si­bil­ity – only fix the show­stop­pers.” Die IE, just die, espe­cially you IE6 some­one should just kill you and put us web devel­op­ers out of misery.

The Authors Guild is pretty to stu­pid to try and sue over the Kindle’s text to speech abil­ity, any court should throw this out.

Ahh yes instead of let­ting peo­ple take Plan B we’ll force them to go some­where else or have an abor­tion or have the baby and give it up for adop­tion, Great plan Arizona.

How bad is it? Pre­vi­ously free clin­ics need to charge to cover costs.

Money quote: “Camp­field is clearly not treat­ing all fetuses alike. In one case, he issues a rec­og­niz­ing gov­ern­ment doc­u­ment down to the low­est lim­its of poten­tial, but uncer­tain, via­bil­ity out­side the womb. In the other, he issues the doc­u­ment all the way back to con­cep­tion. The dif­fer­ence must be in the ide­ol­ogy, because it’s not in the biology.”

“A long-term truce between the Pales­tin­ian mil­i­tant group Hamas and Israel may be announced within days, Hamas offi­cials said in Cairo. Bor­der cross­ings would report­edly be re-opened and a cease­fire would be called for 18 months under the Egyptian-brokered deal. ” Good news, thanks Egypt for doing what we should have done.

Really, Star­bucks, really, I real­ize it’s a large mar­ket but do you want to asso­ciate your brand with instant cof­fee. If you do it bet­ter be some darn good instant coffee.

That’s some cheap oil.

I’m actu­ally some­what impressed with Microsoft.

Really MS, why?

“Two US judges charged with tak­ing more than $2m (£1.4m) in kick­backs from a privately-run deten­tion cen­tre have pleaded guilty to fraud.” How crazy is this.

By bye Charter.

Google gives up on radio ads.

I like this idea, you get more story, peo­ple are more likely to watch a show all the way through since not enough time to switch stations.

I have to agree the more and more I think about, the more and more I just want these com­pa­nies to declare bank­ruptcy and be done with it.