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click here bad

Great explanation of Why “Click here” is bad linking practice.

Posted bypaulschreiberMay 14, 2005May 21, 2005Posted inweb1 Comment on click here bad

Prius AV

the f-secure folks tried to hack a Prius via Bluetooth. The Prius stood strong.

Posted bypaulschreiberMay 10, 2005Posted inpriusLeave a comment on Prius AV

The Hal Bergman Photostream

Hal Bergman’s gorgeous photos. damn.

Posted bypaulschreiberMay 10, 2005Posted inphotographyLeave a comment on The Hal Bergman Photostream

my prius’ check engine light

so my prius check engine light came on the other day. now, i knew from the internet that the most common cause of this is a loose gas cap. so, i promptly unscrewed my gas cap and re-screwed it in. tight. i started the car again. light still on. went to bed. started the car …

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Posted bypaulschreiberMay 10, 2005May 10, 2005Posted inprius20 Comments on my prius’ check engine light

CMU prof tells RIAA off

Cary Sherman weasled an op-ed out of the Post-Gazette where he spread the usual BS. CMU Professfor of Computer Science and art Roger Dannenberg told the RIAA where to go: Mr. Sherman, you say that stealing “is not OK,” and yet I have musician friends who cannot get RIAA members to pay them the royalties …

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Posted bypaulschreiberMay 7, 2005Posted inlaw, music, techLeave a comment on CMU prof tells RIAA off

funny craiglist roommate ad

from toronto: If you have screaming fights with your boyfriend every 3 days, or teach aerobics in the living room, please don’t call. Bonus points if you can sew or have a hot brother(s).

Posted bypaulschreiberMay 7, 2005Posted inhumourLeave a comment on funny craiglist roommate ad

hot type action

jason kottke points out all sorts of crazy/amazing features found in the mercury text font family.

Posted bypaulschreiberMay 7, 2005Posted inmiscellaneousLeave a comment on hot type action

applied moneyball

Michael Lewis, who wrote Moneyball, has a nice piece in the New York Times illustrating the principles behind his book: He finished his career at Notre Dame with the third-most hits in N.C.A.A. history, the second-highest batting average and the most stolen bases ever at Notre Dame, and he led his team, in 2002, to …

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Posted bypaulschreiberMay 7, 2005Posted insports1 Comment on applied moneyball

yay tsa

your tax dollars at work: A uniformed pilot waits impatiently at a checkpoint for 10 minutes while two screeners from the Transportation Security Administration scrutinize every item in his carry-on bag. After he was allowed to go on his way, he explained why it took so long. “They told me they had to make sure …

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Posted bypaulschreiberMay 6, 2005Posted insecurity1 Comment on yay tsa

tiger mail: cage fighter

Cage Fighter restores Mac OS X Mail to its former glory.

Posted bypaulschreiberMay 5, 2005Posted inmac1 Comment on tiger mail: cage fighter

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