The FCC today announced its plans for the upcoming 700MHz spectrum auction. Neither Google nor the big telecoms are totally happy: the FCC failed to adopt Google’s proposed ideas, but did support at least two kinds of open access that AT&T and Verizon aren’t very enthusiastic about.read more | digg story
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What’s New in Firefox 2.0.0.6read more | digg story
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Some nice tips on ways to possibly predict the weather
# Check the grass for dew at sunrise. If the grass is dry, this indicates clouds or strong breezes, which can mean rain. If there’s dew, it probably won’t rain that day. However, if it rained during the night, this method will not be reliable.
# Remember [...]
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“We all know that it is important to keep recent backups of anything you value at all, so why not automate the process?”read more | digg story
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A special Higher Ed amendment introduced in the Senate would force some US colleges to implement technological measures to block P2P and relay all infringement notices to students if the RIAA and MPAA says they deserve it.read more | digg story
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Major media outlets have denied fund raising reports, rally attendance, and record breaking internet support as the work of a small secretive group of Ron Paul supporters conspiring to defraud the public. Is it time for them to give up this conspiracy theory before they lose credibility?
It has been revealed that fourteen percent of republican [...]
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The most radical congressman in America is a Republican from Texas. And he’s running for president.
Woohoo Front page of the nytimes.com this morning.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/22/magazine/22Paul-t.html?ex=1342843200&en=dacd6d6f05cda897&ei=5124&partner=permalink&exprod=permalink
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It is almost as if Alberto Gonzales himself typed this response.
The U.S. Department of Justice has stated that AT&T may neither confirm nor deny AT&T’s participation in the alleged NSA program because doing so would cause “exceptionally grave harm to national security” and would violate both civil and criminal statutes.read more | digg story
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In one of his most chilling moves to date against his own citizens, the American War Leader has issued a sweeping order this week outlawing all forms of protest against the Iraq war. According to legal experts, the greatest concern to the American people are the underlying provisions of this new law, and which, [...]
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The Department of Defense and other organizations were found to be connecting into Windows Vista computers without authorization.read more | digg story
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