Tuesday, July 16, 2002"This article at The New Yorker talks about the culture at Enron." [not quite random]
7:39:18 PM 
Boing Boing Blog:
"Scary Gov't Logo. Check out this nifty animated logo on the US Patent and Trademark Office website. Link Discuss (Thanks, Stefan!)"
7:28:35 PM
Brian St. Pierre has written something up that may be useful to members of the randomizer network: Putting the Randomizer Referers page in your Cloud Links - thanks Brian!
1:35:44 PM 
The Register tells us Windows 2000 has nine months to live. [The Desktop Fishbowl]
Yesterday morning, the following message mysteriously appeared in my browser when I started IE:
Thank you for your interest in Windows Update. Windows Update is the online extension of Windows that helps you get the most out of your computer. The latest version of Windows Update is only available on computers that are running Microsoft Windows 2000 or Windows XP.I use Windows 98SE. I paid for it and do not intend to upgrade in the near future, despite Microsoft's hardball tactics, which apparently include monitoring of users' individual computers. Perhaps the timing of it has something to do with this.
11:11:55 AM
Palladium: A Power Grab? [The Snewp - Search Results]
9:44:34 AM
Is There Room for Royalties in W3C Recommendations?. The standards body's Patent Policy Working Group may vote as early as this week on whether there should be exceptions that would allow royalty-bearing technologies in its recommendations. [internetnews.com: Top News]
9:38:35 AM 
We're up to 36 - a big thank you to all who have joined! 9:32:25 AM
