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Monday, July 7, 2003
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Project Paul writes about Weblog Dynamics: "Juha Haataja wrote in his weblog of his concern that weblogs and aggregators narrow readers' focus, and could have a dangerous impact on the flow of information. He focused then on a possible solution, but I left him a comment challenging him to consider his premise. I stumbled across it again today, and actually kinda liked what I said, so I'm pulling it down here, for posterity." Nice to be reminded of something which was written several months ago. I wrote then an essay titled Weblogs on the Borderline.
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Script kiddie penis size contest: "According to the Web site, which had been taken off the Internet by Wednesday afternoon, hackers were urged to prove their skills by defacing as many Web sites as they could during a six-hour period on Sunday morning, Allor said." [kasia in a nutshell]
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The vagina monoliths: Stonehenge was ancient sex symbol: "Stone circle is exciting gynaecologists, reports Science Editor Robin McKie." [Guardian Unlimited]
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Confess or die, US tells jailed Britons: "Two Britons facing US military tribunal in Guantanamo Bay will be given a choice: plead guilty and accept a 20-year prison sentence, or be executed if found guilty." [Guardian Unlimited]
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