load01 09/30/2010

• DEBKAfile, Political Analysis, Espionage, Terrorism, Security - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • An alarmed Iran asks for outside help to stop rampaging Stuxnet malworm

• 2600: Google Blacklist

  tags: humor

• Hello, want to kill some time?

  tags: humor

• Hit-and-run victim was quiet and dependable, co-workers say - St. Petersburg Times

  "A solitary man who knew his likes and lived within his means, a man who could be counted upon." Responding to vicious Internet snark following a hit-and-run death, the St. Petersburg Times asked award-winning obituary writer Andrew Meacham to write on the life of 48 year old dishwasher and Boston sports fan Neil Alan Smith. posted by l33tpolicywonk at 1:59 PM - 49 comments

  tags: worse than failure

• The COICA Internet Censorship and Copyright Bill | Electronic Frontier Foundation

  tags: culture america

• RIAA Claims That If COICA Isn't Passed, Americans Are 'Put At Risk' | Techdirt - Annotated

  tags: culture america

  • With the Senate trying to rush through COICA, the online censorship bill that ignores history and appears to violate both the principles of the First Amendment and due process, a bunch of concerned citizens have been speaking out against the bill,

• Tea & Crackers | Rolling Stone Politics

  Tea Partiers examined

  tags: culture america

• Zero Party Politics: Jewish and Arab Anti-Semitism—“We are killing each other for nothing.”

  tags: culture

• Gregable.: Why you should know just a little Awk

  tags: technology

• The Basement Coders - James Gosling Interview Transcript

  tags: technology

• Free Windows PowerShell workbook: server administration - Schweizer IT Professional und TechNet Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

  tags: windows powershell

• Download Stanza for Windows | Lexcycle

  LIT file reader

  tags: technology

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load01 09/29/2010

• LibreOffice - A fresh page for OpenOffice - The H Open Source: News and Features

  tags: technology

• Shedding Bikes: Programming Culture And Philosophy - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • Making Debian Responsible For Its Actions

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load01 09/28/2010

• In Massachusetts, Brockton High Becomes Success Story - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: culture

  • BROCKTON, Mass. — A decade ago, Brockton High School was a case study in failure.

• Drug Use Common in Unit Tied to Civilian Deaths, Court Hears - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: culture

  • JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. — Members of an American Army unit consumed with drug use randomly chose Afghan civilians to kill and then failed to report the abuses out of fear they would suffer retaliation from their commander,

• An Overhead View of China’s Pollution - China Real Time Report - WSJ - Annotated

  tags: culture wellness

  • The verdict: It doesn’t look good

• First improvement of fundamental algorithm in 10 years

  The maximum-flow problem, or max flow, is one of the most basic problems in computer science:

  tags: technology

• I’m done building Facebook apps for clients | Ryan Waggoner

  tags: programming

• Twitter, Facebook, and social activism : The New Yorker

  tags: technology

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load01 09/27/2010

• Op-Ed Columnist - Their Moon Shot and Ours - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: economics america

  • China is doing moon shots. Yes, that’s plural. When I say “moon shots” I mean big, multibillion-dollar, 25-year-horizon, game-changing investments. China has at least four going now: one is building a network of ultramodern airports;

• Op-Ed Contributor - Blaming China Won’t Help the Economy - NYTimes.com

  tags: culture economics america

• Op-Ed Contributors - Ditch Your Laptop, Dump Your Boyfriend - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: culture

  • Advice for freshmen from the people who actually grade their papers and lead their class discussions.

• U.S. Is Working to Ease Wiretaps on the Internet - NYTimes.com

  tags: technology culture

• BBC News - Stuxnet worm hits Iran nuclear plant staff computers

  tags: technology culture

• PHP Tutorial: Session Control and Cookies

  session.auto_start flag

  tags: php programming

• Cygwin User's Guide

  tags: cygwin

• Moving around in the Linux file system

  tags: cygwin linux

• New Malware To Cross Boundary From Digital Into Physical World « Light Sound Dimension

  tags: technology worse than failure

• CIA used 'illegal, inaccurate code to target kill drones' [printer-friendly] • The Register

  tags: technology

• Op-Ed Columnist - Slouching Toward Washington - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: worse than failure

  • Holy Roddy McDowall.

• 'Robo-signer' played quiet role in huge number of foreclosures

  tags: economics culture

• Exposing DEA agent costs KCK police detective his job - KansasCity.com - Annotated

  tags: worse than failure

  • Max Seifert shot men who tried to kill him and helped solve one of the area’s most horrific animal abuse cases.

    But a federal judge says the case that cost the Kansas City, Kan., detective the most was his honest investigation of a road rage attack by a federal agent.

• Cream of Mushroom Soup Recipe | Simply Recipes

  tags: recipe

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load01 09/26/2010

• Google Percolator – global search jolt sans MapReduce comedown [printer-friendly] • The Register

  tags: technology

• Language Flamewars and the Blub Paradox | Lessons of Failure

  tags: technology

• Who are you writing code for? | Paul's Journal

  tags: programming

• Leaving .net

  tags: programming

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load01 09/25/2010

• The Stuxnet worm: A cyber-missile aimed at Iran? | The Economist - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • THE internet is abuzz this week with speculation about Stuxnet, a "groundbreaking" computer worm that attacks industrial-control systems. Put that way, it doesn't sound very exciting

• U.S. State Officials Investigate After GMAC Halts Evictions - BusinessWeek

  tags: economics america

• State of the Art - Sony A55 Camera Rises to a New Level - Review - NYTimes.com

  tags: technology

• Books I will not write, #1 (of an ongoing series) - Charlie's Diary

  tags: culture

• America is not the fattest country anymore! - Imgur - Annotated

  tags: culture wellness

  • America is not the fattest country anymore!

• Why I gave up on Digg | Web Crawler - CNET News

  tags: technology

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load01 09/24/2010

• The Twitter hack: how it started and how it worked | Technology | guardian.co.uk

  tags: technology

• Schneier on Security: The Stuxnet Worm

  tags: technology

• Rands In Repose: The Update, The Vent, and The Disaster - Annotated

  tags: business

  • Business is full of people worrying loudly about projects, process, and other people. These people have opinions and they share them all over the place — all the time.

• DropMocks - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • Just drag your image files onto this page, and we’ll do the rest.

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load01 09/23/2010

• Security Lessons Learned From The Diaspora Launch: MicroISV on a Shoestring - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • Last week, Diaspora — the OSS privacy-respecting social network — released a “pre-alpha developer preview” of their source code.

• Kafka’s Last Trial - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: culture

  • During his lifetime, Franz Kafka burned an estimated 90 percent of his work.

• After dark, the dirty work at Disneyland begins - Los Angeles Times

  When the last Jungle Cruise boat docks for the night and lights fade to black on Sleeping Beauty's Castle, the real work begins.

  tags: culture

• Amid mountain of paperwork, shortcuts and forgeries mar foreclosure process - Annotated

  tags: economics america

  • The nation's overburdened foreclosure system is riddled with faked documents, forged signatures and lenders who take shortcuts reviewing borrower's files, according to court documents and interviews with attorneys, housing advocates and company officials

• Java Creator James Gosling: Why I Quit Oracle - Application Development from eWeek

  tags: technology

• Op-Ed Columnist - Too Many Hamburgers? - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: culture economics

  • To visit China today as an American is to compare and to be compared.

• Sid Meier’s Civilization V review : PC Gamer - Annotated

  tags: games

  • It feels almost as if someone described the concept of the renowned 19-year-old turn-based strategy series to a talented designer who’d never played it, and let him come up with his own version.

• Was Stuxnet Built to Attack Iran's Nuclear Program? - PCWorld Business Center - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • A highly sophisticated computer worm that has spread through Iran, Indonesia and India was built to destroy operations at one target: possibly Iran's Bushehr nuclear reactor.

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load01 09/22/2010

• Fault Zone (The "Private Cloud" (or lack thereof))

  Unfortunately, oxymorons are not always intended, and as such, must be held up for further scrutiny. To wit, I give you: the “Private Cloud.”

  tags: technology

• Ghostscript 9.0 supports ICC profiles - The H Open Source: News and Features

  tags: technology

• Artificial intelligence: Riders on a swarm | The Economist - Annotated

  tags: programming technology

  • Mimicking the behaviour of ants, bees and birds started as a poor man’s version of artificial intelligence. It may, though, be the key to the real thing

• My relentless pursuit of the guy who robbed me - Life stories - Salon.com - Annotated

  tags: culture

  • A thief broke into my car. I used Craigslist, a dating site, MySpace and a fast food joint to track him down
  • In the first 24 hours after someone broke into my car in my own driveway, I was mostly mad at my husband.

• FreeBSD Mail Archives - Annotated

  tags: programming culture

  • <http://docs.FreeBSD.org/cgi/mid.cgi?18238.938873650.1>

• How to install Linux / UNIX *.tar.gz tarball files

  tags: programming

• jQuery 1.2 - INCOMING UPDATE

  tags: programming

• Insane Coding: Optimizing your file dialog

  tags: programming

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load01 09/21/2010

• CSA - AuroraMAX Project - Live broadcast of the Northern Lights from Yellowknife

  tags: technology

• The Best 30 HTML5 games

  tags: programming games

• Op-Ed Columnist - The Angry Rich and Taxes - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: culture economics

  • Anger is sweeping America.

• There is no S in P ? - Why I’m not happy about IE9 - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • In short, IE9 makes me unhappy, because it only runs on Windows. 

• What the F-86 can teach us about software development - Managing Metrics - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • During the Korean war some of the most intense fighting took place in the sky between US pilots flying the F-86 and Russian and North Korean pilots inside of the MiG-15.  The two planes were evenly matched with the MiG being able to turn faster and the F-86 having a higher top speed.  Despite being equal on paper the F-86 won 9 out of 10 dogfights shooting down over 700 MiG’s during the war.

• Things I’ve learned from hiring interns for IBM - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • Before their first interviews took place, I assigned the 50 preselected candidates a coding project. They could either develop a CSV to HTML converter, a search client using Twitter’s API, or an S3 uploader.

• Gas Transmission Pipeline Long Range Planning

  tags: CA

• Keeping Kids Safe From the Wrong Dangers - NYTimes.com

  tags: culture

• Op-Ed Columnist - Aren’t We Clever? - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  So while America’s Republicans turned “climate change” into a four-letter word — J-O-K-E — China’s Communists also turned it into a four-letter word — J-O-B-S.

  tags: culture worldtech

  • o while America’s Republicans turned “climate change” into a four-letter word — J-O-K-E — China’s Communists also turned it into a four-letter word — J-O-B-S.

• SciDB: Relational daddy answers Google, Hadoop, NoSQL • The Register

  tags: technology

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load01 09/20/2010

• Just Manic Enough - Seeking Perfect Entrepreneurs - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • But this thought exercise hints at a truth: a thin line separates the temperament of a promising entrepreneur from a person who could use, as they say in psychiatry, a little help.

• Corner Office - C.E.O. of FindTheBest.com on Job Interviews - Interview - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • A. The local school down the street had a weak wrestling program. So I’d go down there and burn off some steam from work, and thought it’d be good to help kids. It takes real management and leadership skills to get a 17-year-old to do anything.

• Haitians Cry in Letters - ‘Please — Do Something!’ - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: culture

  • In the last couple of weeks, thousands of displaced Haitians have similarly vented their concerns, depositing impassioned pleas for help in new suggestion boxes at a hundred camps throughout the disaster zone. Taken together, the letters form a collective cri de coeur from a population that has felt increasingly impotent and ignored.

• Older Unemployed Struggle to Rejoin the Work Force - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: culture economics

  • VASHON ISLAND, Wash. — Patricia Reid is not in her 70s, an age when many Americans continue to work. She is not even in her 60s. She is just 57.

• Guernica / Muslim Grrrls - Annotated

  tags: culture

  • After successfully employing Islamic law in the U.S. court system, our writer realizes that Sharia and feminism aren’t always mutually exclusive.

• Making It Big In Software: Google's Peter Norvig -- Software Careers -- InformationWeek

  Q. What words of wisdom or caution do you have for people entering the field?
  A. To paraphrase my friends at Y-Combinator, "Make something people want, and have some guts." Life is too short to waste it on doing something that is not important. If you're in this field, you have the privilege of getting paid well to do interesting work with a variety of choices; you have the responsibility to choose wisely.

  tags: technology

• Object Orientation Isa Hoax

  tags: technology

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load01 09/19/2010

• N.Y.P.D. Antiterror Unit Relies on Civilian Analysts - NYTimes.com

  tags: culture

• 4chan DDoS Takes Down MPAA and Anti-Piracy Websites | TorrentFreak

  tags: culture technology

• Video Games Win a Beachhead in the Classroom - NYTimes.com

  tags: games culture

• Ted Koppel: Nine years after 9/11, let's stop playing into bin Laden's hands - Annotated

  tags: culture

  • The attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, succeeded far beyond anything Osama bin Laden could possibly have envisioned

• Intel wants to charge $50 to unlock stuff your CPU can already do -- Engadget - Annotated

  tags: worse than failure

  • Hold onto your hyperthreaded horses, because this is liable to whip up an angry mob -- Intel's asking customers to pay extra if they want the full power of their store-bought silicon.

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  tags: programming humor

• Op-Ed Columnist - Two Different Worlds - NYTimes.com

  tags: economics

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load01 09/18/2010

• Coding Horror: Why Isn't My Encryption.. Encrypting? - Annotated

  tags: programming

  • It's as true in life as it is in client-server programming: the only secret that can't be compromised is the one you never revealed.
    

    
    But sometimes, it's unavoidable. If you must send a secret down to the client, you can encrypt it. The most common form of encryption is symmetric encryption, where the same key is used to both encrypt and decrypt. Most languages have relatively easy to use libraries in place for symmetric encryption.

• Saving NYC One Hacker at a Time - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • We’ve established that :

    
    
    
    
    1. NYC kicks ass.
    2. Tech in Manhattan is blowing up.
    3. There’s simply not enough hacker talent to go around.

• Make Games - Finishing a Game - Annotated

  tags: programming

  • As I work towards completing my own game, I’ve been thinking a lot about finishing projects in general. I’ve noticed that there are a lot of really talented developers out there that have trouble finishing games. Truthfully, I’ve left a long trail of unfinished games in my wake… I think everyone has. Not every project is going to pan out, for whatever reason. But if you find yourself consistently backing out of game projects that have a lot of potential, it could be worth taking a step back and examining why this happens.

• DBMS 2 : Database management and analytic technologies in a changing world - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • After posting my speculation about the JPMorgan Chase database outage, I was contacted by – well, by somebody who wants to be referred to as “a credible source close to the situation.”

• BSDcQ.jpg (1900×1200)

  George Carlin quote

  tags: culture

• Programming in the 21st Century

  Erlang vs. Unintentionally Purely Functional Python

  tags: programming

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load01 09/17/2010

• Recipes for Health - Tomatillo Guacamole - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: recipe

  • This is a guacamole with a punch. The roasted tomatillos blended with hot chilies add acidity and spice to the creamy avocados. It has the luxuriousness of guacamole at just over half the calories.

• Recession Raises Poverty Rate to a 15-Year High - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: economics america

  • The percentage of Americans struggling below the poverty line in 2009 was the highest it has been in 15 years, the Census Bureau reported Thursday, and interviews with poverty experts and aid groups said the increase appeared to be continuing this year.

• The Least We Can Do - Magazine - The Atlantic - Annotated

  tags: economics culture america

  • Garry Trudeau shares highlights from 40 years of Doonesbury comics and reflects on the evolution of his Boomer characters

• Precursor to H.I.V. Was in Monkeys for Millennia, Study Says - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: wellness

  • In a discovery that sheds new light on the history of AIDS, scientists have found evidence that the ancestor to the virus that causes the disease has been in monkeys and apes for at least 32,000 years — not just a few hundred years, as had been previously thought.

• Top Ten of the Twentieth Century : Arthur's Classic Novels - Annotated

  tags: culture

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    in America.

• Parody RPG Fantasy University Targets Serious Facebook Gamers | GameLife | Wired.com - Annotated

  tags: games

  • Though Facebook games have a reputation for being addictive, they’re also seen as far too simple to satisfy the serious gamer. David Whatley, president and CEO of Simutronics, hopes that his company’s new game will live up to the rigorous standards of the hard-core.

• Review: Final Fantasy XIV Beta Impressions « Lusipurr.com – Presenting the Sundry Opinions of Lusipurr and Friends - Annotated

  tags: games

  • Why does Square do it?

    
    

    Obviously, they are staffed by capable people. The most depressing thing about Square games is that they appear 75% finished, as if a massive push were made to build a really great game about 3/4s done, and then work stalls, and what limps to the finish line is an 80%-finished game passed off as “acceptable.”

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load01 09/16/2010

• Final Fantasy XIV: Best Graphics from Square-Enix Ever? : Product Reviews Net - Annotated

  tags: games

  • It is fair to say that Square-Enix are one of the big boys when it comes to pushing the graphical capabilities of hardware they use for each title they release. We’ve just taken a look at their new CG trailer for Final Fantasy XIV, and I’m pretty sure the graphics are the best I’ve ever seen from the company.

• Kraken JavaScript Benchmark

  tags: programming

• 6 traits of successful developers | Turnleaf Design

  tags: programming

• Video Games Win a Beachhead in the Classroom - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • One morning last winter I watched a middle-school teacher named Al Doyle give a lesson, though not your typical lesson. This was New York City, a noncharter public school in an old building on a nondescript street near Gramercy Park, inside an ordinary room that looked a lot like all the other rooms around it, with fluorescent lights and linoleum floors and steam-driven radiators that hissed and clanked endlessly.

• The Meaning of the Koran - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: religion

  • Test your religious literacy:

    
    

    Which sacred text says that Jesus is the “word” of God? a) the Gospel of John; b) the Book of Isaiah; c) the Koran.

• Op-Ed Columnist - Who’s the Con Man? - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: culture america worse than failure

  • The 67-year-old former speaker, who has a talent for overreaching, is more unbridled than ever. He’s decided he’ll do or say anything to stay in the game — even Palin-izing himself by making outrageous, unsubstantiated comments to appeal to the wing nuts among us.

• The 727 that Vanished | History of Flight | Air & Space Magazine - Annotated

  tags: worse than failure

  • A case pursued by the FBI, the CIA, the U.S. Departments of State and Homeland Security, CENTCOM, and the sister of Ben Padilla.

• Christians in the Hand of an Angry God | MetaFilter - Annotated

  tags: culture

  • In a five part series he wrote a few years ago, blogger J. Brad Hicks breaks down how, in the mid-1960s, the Republican party made a conscious decision to rebrand themselves as the party of Christians, and in doing so, how they had to shift the ideology of the churches to what he calls a "false gospel"

• Dr. Laura Gets a Response from a U.S. Citizen

  tags: religion

• John Graham-Cumming: Fooled by pseudorandomness - Annotated

  tags: programming

  • When people talk about codes and ciphers they get very excited about the cryptographic algorithms: everything from Enigma through DES to AES and elliptic curves excites the popular imagination. Oddly the Achilles' Heel of many secure system is much more mundane and simpler to understand.

• The People Behind the Code: Famous Programmers Who Have Influenced Computer Programming | Sherweb blog - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • Programmers make the technologies we use possible, but often get little recognition for their major contributions outside the IT industry. A few months ago, one of our reader’s suggested we do a post on the creators of the most renowned programming languages. By creating this list, I hope to commemorate at least some of the many influential programmers of our time.

• Evaluating Amazon’s EC2 Micro Instances at DocumentCloud

  tags: technology

• Techneur - 10 Things I've Learned About the Android Market

  tags: technology

• ‘Old G.M.’ Struggles With the Scraps a Bankruptcy Left Behind - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: business

  • FLINT, Mich. — By day, hundreds of General Motors workers make pistons and other engine parts at a factory on this city’s east side. By night, gangs of thieves have repeatedly looted empty G.M. plants on the same property, and have twice fired shots at security guards.

    
    
    
    
    
    
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• Gigya's Blog: Facebook Graph API, Facebook Connect, OpenID and other Social services: A daily take

  tags: technology

• The big promise of Big Data: What you need to know today

  tags: technology

• How galaxies are born inside computers | Hardware | silicon.com - Annotated

  tags: technology

  • The next time you feel like your computer is struggling to keep up with your workload, spare a thought for the physicists at the Institute for Computational Cosmology (ICC).

    
    

    The researchers at the institute, based at Durham University, are tasking their machines with nothing less than recreating how galaxies are born and evolve over the course of billions of years.

• Home | Gratuitous Space Battles

  Gratuitous Space Battles aims to bring the over-the-top explodiness back into space strategy games. The game is for everyone who has watched big space armadas battle it out on TV and thought to themselves 'I could have done a much better job as admiral'. This is not a game of real-time arcade twitch reflexes. GSB is about what ships you design, and what you tell them to do. Your individual ship commanders have total autonomy during the chaotic battle that unfolds. This is not a tactical game, it is a strategic one. These gratuitous space battles are not won by plucky heroes with perfect teeth, but by the geeky starship builders who know exactly what ratio of plasma-cannons to engines each ship in the fleet will need.

  tags: games

• Research@Intel · Wolfenstein gets ray traced - on your laptop! - Annotated

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• View the Flash cookies (Local Shared Object /.sol files) stored in your computer - Annotated

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  • FlashCookiesView is a small utility that displays the list of cookie files created by Flash component (Local Shared Object) in your Web browser.
    For each cookie file, the lower pane of FlashCookiesView displays the content of the file in readable format or as Hex dump.
    
    
    You can also select one or more cookie files, and then copy them to the clipboard, save them to text/html/xml file or delete them.

• Read your thoughts | Primal - Annotated

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