] Former Ohio Senator John Glenn has the distinction of
] being the first American to orbit the Earth and the only
] person to receive an e-mail written by Clinton when he
] was in office.

Yahoo! News - Clinton's e-mail output: two

Haven't seen this yet. For a little treasure hunt while you are wardriving. [UPDATE] --looks like original credit goes to Elonka who found this about one year ago.

Geocaching - The Official Global GPS Cache Hunt Site

I'm screwed. I'll never be productive again. Penguin-baseball.

yp010

Decius wrote:
] Most of the provisions of the new anti-spam law are reasonable
] in that they target the sort of behavior that most of us have
] a problem with.
--snip--

Well, I feared this would get passed one day. The House and Senate have both passed similiar bills, so once they work out the minor differences, and it gets a signature, we should have a shiny new law...and that sucks. Here's why:

I am for a smaller government, with a greater emphasis on self-governance and control. Do we need to run to Whitehouse whining about every little problem in hopes that we can gain victory or resolution via legislation and lawsuits? I think not. This problem should be solved with technology.

What we have done is waste tax payer dollars (again) on a problem that will be difficult if not impossible to enforce. So is this the drug war redeux? Will we send covert militia units to foreign lands to target and eliminate the spam cartels who send millions and millions of messages from their compounds in the jungle? Will we "tolerate" certain groups because they give us access to terrorists' computer networks? Will this eventually lead to US isp's being court ordered to ban access to/from certain IP blocks?

The government should be focused on social programs that wouldn't be handled by volunteers and the big fish like national defense. We the people should be responsible and handle our ouwn problems like what OS to use and how to eliminate certain network traffic *we* deem unacceptable.

RE: House passes antispam bill - Bans all anonymous business on the internet

] Columbia House, the largest direct marketer of
] entertainment in America, has announced plans to expand
] their product offerings to include videogames. Beginning
] in July the service will offer around 100 games for
] PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube

Wow. Now I just need to wait and get my 12 games for $0.01 then cancel, and do it all again.

Columbia House to offer video games

wilpig wrote:
] Normally I wouldn't pass on a case mod but this one is
] definitely cool.

Well, pretty cool mod. It even has functional value. I did see on problem though. He mounted the Audigy control panel in the top center. Once he connects a few peripherals, say maybe a set of headphones, he will have to deal with wires obstructing the screen. Cool none-the-less.

RE: Computer Mod

This is the funniest story of the day. The thief almost succeeded in a mid-air theft of 1.5 million pounds, but darn those baggae handlers.

Clumsy cargo handlers foil James-Bond-style heist

..or is it humor. The longest living "headless" chicken.

Mike's True Story

Interesting artwork supposedly designed from an individuals DNA. Since this is well out of my league I'll let you tell me what you think.

DesigNA | www.designa.uk.com

What could be greater entertainment than six monkeys and a computer?

Typing Monkeys Don't Write Shakespeare