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Jeff: “The official most perilous streets of San Francisco for pedestrians.”
11:00:07 PM  

BBC News: sci/tech: Chernobyl children show DNA changes. Scientists say the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster shows low radiation doses can alter human DNA. I’m not surprised. Are you?
10:59:32 PM  

CNET: Turning down the volume on P2P.
2:19:54 PM  

The Register: Apple confirms retail store launch.
11:24:17 AM  

The Register: Napster adds audio fingerprint filter code.
11:22:51 AM  

I’m expecting a flood of email messages in a few hours, when Yahoo! Groups comes back online. I’m a member of no less than 20 groups, at least three of which qualify as ‘high-traffic’, so I’m bracing for impact…
1:36:40 AM  

Jeff: “If we must suffer through more rolling blackouts, then at least now we can enjoy email notification.” Great, now after my power comes back on, I’ll get an email saying my power was about to go out an hour ago. ;->
1:20:32 AM  

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CNET: Toshiba to sell Transmeta-powered laptop. “The chipmaker, facing increased competition, has scored a timely victory, with the computer maker set to announce Monday that it will use its Crusoe chip.” Toshiba has made some very cool laptops in the past, though I recall that their DVD playback support has been somewhat behind the curve. I wonder how these machines stack up…
11:32:41 PM  

Mark Paschal posted a very cool list on the Radio UserLand mailing list, of places you can go to find RSS cahnnels.
8:03:44 PM  

CNN: Passengers rescued from downed plane near Boston.
8:01:08 PM  

Reuters: Technology: Lucent Ousts Executive Who Got $4 Million Bonus.
6:52:46 PM  

Joel Spolsky: What is the Work of Dogs in this Country? “Sorry, fuckedcompany.com, it was funny for a month or so, now it’s just pathetic. We’ll focus on improving our product, and we’ll focus on staying in business, by listening to our customers and eating our own dog food, instead of flying all over the country trying to raise more venture capital.”
12:41:29 AM  

David Singer has some great pictures from Hong Kong.
12:39:24 AM  

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