dinsdag 14 mei 2002

Dan Gillmor points to an article by John Gilmore which outlines the absurdity of copy protection schemes in hardware. I was amazed at some of the examples he came up with. Certainly not unthinkable scenarios if any of the proposed legislation actually becomes law. Then it hit me. I live in Holland. US laws don't apply. We make computers here too. And what's hollywood gonna do anyway? Remove the spiderman dolls from our happy meals? [Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog] 10:06:28 AM     comment [] Tomorrow we're going to release a new tool for Radio that allows you to generate presentation slide shows authored in the outliner. I know everyone thinks I hate CSS, but I don't, I'm just a newbie. So if you want to help, take this slide, view source, and send it back to me (or post it to your weblog) using the most beautiful CSS rendering you can conceive. Then I can release the new tool with a fantastic CSS-based default template so everyone can be cool, me too.   [Scripting News] 10:02:50 AM     comment [] Undetectable 'son of cookie' system wins grant. It knows where you're surfing, right now [The Register] 9:56:51 AM     comment []

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