Adam Vandenberg posted a note about Windows/Cairo. Along with a link to an old Network Computing article: "An interesting article, but there's no date on it, which is frustrating. I hate it when news sites don't date their articles. Or, even worse, when they don't date their articles AND their site template always includes the current date."

A search with the author's name and a few keywords on Google brings up a table of contents for April 1, 1995.

Linking to old stories on Tomalak's Realm, I've always had fun tracking down dates for old articles that aren't dated.
8:16:07 PM  

Paul Boutin provides some background on the list of 400 public 802.11b access points that appears in this month's issue of Wired.
12:09:41 PM  

Jason Kottke has some notes about mapping 802.11b access points.
9:38:32 AM  

BBC.  Cool.  New cooling device for PCs lets a 2.2 GHz Intel chip run at 3 GHz.  It holds the temp of the chip at 18 degrees below Celsius.  It's also quiet.  Cost of the VapoChill PC:  $3,700. [John Robb's Radio Weblog]
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