Lauren Weinstein on Bright Light
Bright Light is a free, POP-based
spam-filtering service.
Matthew Mirapaul
Art as a Games, Games as Art
Why does it matter
whether or not
Steve Jobs wears a belt or not?
Vincenzo Natali
"Listen to this: It's the world's first Luddite slasher film, where the Bell employee's actually a mad anti-technologist, stabbing at computer circuit boards using primitive implements." Natali, who directed the incredibly creepy film
Cube, was musing on the recent
phone meltdown in Toronto.
If I dig a hole through the Earth from Montreal
I'll wind up
here.
Michael Dertouzos
thinks brain implants are a "lousy idea".
Does anyone know
whether the
AirPort can, does, or will support encryption?
MOSR is saying there is 40-bit encryption between the Pods and the Creamsicles (see
peterme), but I don't whether or not to believe them.
I wandered over to the website for Saturday Night magazine
and discovered a feature called "Canadian Letters". Every issue they get a half dozen or so people from across the country to write about...whatever is going on where they are. ( Canada has the world's second largest land mass and fewer people than California so the physical distances do make a difference. ) I especially liked
Jonathan Goldstein's memories of living in St. Henri. "One of Saint-Henri's greatest mysteries involves the old men who sit in running cars. You'll find them in the middle of the night, idling on a side street, staring at the dashboard. Sometimes I think Saint-Henri is Disneyland for nihilists; if it is, then idling cars are its Space Mountain."
Web Review on QuickTime
A good overview if you're new to QuickTime. Better, check out
The Little QuickTime Webl...I mean, Page.
