Dropsafe

[www.joyoftech.com]

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i am still vastly amused by adsl, like someone who has got a motorcycle having previously had a pedalbike. 28 kilobytes/second upload. 58 kilobytes/second download. now: that’s nothing compared to some of the hardware i have at my disposal at work – but it means i can work at home, no longer ph33r my phone

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it’s bizzare, but suzi has finally learned how to meow. after 11 years. mostly to this date she’s made a sort of hoarse “mew”, but now she can fully vocalise. when i open a can of catfood.

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so i was listening to desert island discs on radio4 on sunday morning, and nick hornby wants to take an iPod with him to a desert island. 10,000 songs. kinda defeats the point, wouldn’t you say?

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[www.out-law.com] Retail giant Tesco is using RFID technology in its Cambridge store. The electronic tags are being tested on Gillette razor blades and send a message to a CCTV camera whenever a customer picks up a packet. But a Labour MP fears for our privacy and wants new regulations for the technology. A radio frequency

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so i got up at 0500h to keep an appointment to meet a friend in london; kitted up and was out on the bike by 0600h and (permitting for a fuel stop and getting lost in richmond, looking for the a3) i got to tower bridge to see david blaine dangling in the selfsame glass

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one of the unexpected upsides of going to the security ambassadors earlier this month, was meeting ulrich and discovering that for the past 10 years, a group of bikers from my company have been meeting up for an annual run through the alps: [www.suntour.ch] i am not sure whether my next bike will be “up”

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Interesting AP article at [www.securityfocus.com] AtStake fires executive over Microsoft criticism By Ted Bridis, The Associated Press Sep 25 2003 1:29PM The chief technology officer for a technology firm that works closely with Microsoft Corp. lost his job after he helped write a study critical of the insecurity of Microsoft software. Daniel E. Geer Jr.,

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Take a small denomination copper coin – a US or UK penny does fine for this circumstance. Hold it at the furthest arm’s length that you possibly can, stretch really far, and imagine it polished-up to a bright, vomitous pink colour, the fleshy pink of a common “Band Aid” or other surgical item. Imagine the

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http://www.livejournal.com/users/itssarahyo/328226.html

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…but dave will be pleased: [www.ananova.com] link from

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