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Monday, February 23, 2004
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A Selfish Nader Squanders Honorable Legacy: " Bush and his partisan followers are radicals. Even someone as politically obtuse as Nader surely knows there's a difference between them and even the most centrist Democrat. Rather than check his own towering ego, Nader could swing enough votes to assure a generation of right-wing political, social and economic dominance -- the corporate state he has battled, with all the woe for America that implies." [Dan Gillmor's eJournal]
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Expensive broadband in Finland -- Comment()
My net column on the cost of broadband in Finland (in Finnish, Miksi laajakaista on Suomessa kallista) appeared yesterday. There has been a lot of discussion about this topic in Finnish media recently. Sweden and Japan offer broadband much cheaper than the Finnish operators.
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Social networking in a networked world -- Comment()
A colleague referred me to the LinkedIn service. This concept shows some promise: Who knows whom knows whom? Currently I seem to have 42,200+ linked users in the service. However, I believe you would need to invest considerable effort in developing your connections to benefit from this service. And I simply don't have the time.
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iSight need still improvement? -- Comment()
Horst commented my entry on iSight: "I'm afraid the auto white balance still needs a bit of an improvement - see my test."
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