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Sunday, June 27, 2004
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Father of DVD Gets Bitter Reward |
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NewsIsFree: Security
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Rplr msg() Buffer Overflow (Exploit) |
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Boing Boing
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Ukiyo-e remix art. A BoingBoing art exclusive: the latest watercolor from Moira Hahn, whose illustration work has appeared in Time, the New Yorker, and elsewhere. About this remix of classic ukiyo-e art -- which depicts a backyard conflict between cats and birds -- Moira says "Kuniyoshi was an influence, the primary Edo period ukiyo-e artist who regularly depicted cats... [but] most of this composition has been changed from various Edo and Meiji sources. The original figures were human, patterns were different, and there was no owl." [Ed. note: Dude, is that Waldo from Hatebeak on the far left?]
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Coffee Geeks: brewing gadgetry, DIY roasters, Cuban contraband.
Responding to a previous post about current guestblogger Christopher Coppola's favorite road trip espresso maker, several readers point us to CoffeeGeek. The site lists reviews for such a mindbogglingly vast array of coffee-related gadgets, I get a contact buzz just clicking on it. Link. (Thanks, Josh, and everyone else!) Reader Bill says, "If you're talking coffee, you should check out this website, from a tiny California company that supports do-it-yourselfers that roast their own beans. While there are some hazards - like smoking the place out, you can use 1970's air popcorn poppers, woks, or actual home roasters. Apparently, coffee goes stale in 4-6 days, so most of us have been drinking stale coffee without even knowing it." Link
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And reader Simon Fodden in Canada says, "For those closer to the middle of the landmass, the Merchants of Green Coffee offer similar products, plus (oh, the forbidden
fruit!) really good coffee from Cuba."
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PopSci design competition: "personal occupation kits". Among the finalists in the 2004 Popular Science design competition:
"The horrendous situation in Iraq highlights the thorny challenge of liberation by a superpower: The liberated don't necessarily buy into the program...In this concept, autonomous surveillance systems watch foreign news broadcasts for any foment of anti-American sentiment to identify areas in need of intervention. The geographical coordinates are beamed to airplanes carrying the smart bombs; the bombs explode and shower, not explosives, but small, flower-like packages containing assorted bits of Americana."
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Congress looks out for Hollywood. A piece by my Wired News colleague Katie Dean about a slew of legislation passed on Capitol Hill this week that could outlaw a range of devices and software, and impose severe penalties on anyone caught trading files. Link. And Andrew Orlowski offers an astute analysis in The Register, which begins: "It may soon be possible to carry around an AK-47 assault rifle and an iPod with you down the street - and be arrested for carrying the iPod." Link |
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Cut-Rate Windows 'XP Starter Edition' in Thailand |
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SecurityFocus Vulns
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Vulns: ZaireWeb Solutions Newsletter ZWS Administrative Interface Authentication Bypass Vulnerability. Newsletter ZWS is a web based news content and mailing list management script created by ZaireWeb Solutions.
Newsletter ZWS is reported prone to an administrative interf... |
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Boing Boing
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Iraq torture memo primer. A helpful timeline and overview of government memoranda related to the mistreatment and torture of wartime detainees, from the New York Times . Link bypassing NYT's dumb-as-a-stump site registration |
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SecurityFocus Vulns
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Vulns: LibPNG Incorrect Offset Calculation Buffer Overflow Vulnerability. The libpng graphics library may incorrectly calculate some offsets when creating or modifying PNG files. This vulnerability has been reported when manipulating 16-bit sam... |
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TROJ_RANKY.D |
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TROJ_SDOT.A |
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2004 U.S. Puzzle Championship Winners |
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Vulns: GNU gzexe Temporary File Command Execution Vulnerability. GNU gzexe is a component of the gzip set of file compression utilities. gzexe is a shell script that allows for executable files to be compressed in their existing file s... |
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EU suspends anti-trust measures against Microsoft (AFP). AFP - Microsoft won a reprieve from a hard-hitting anti-trust ruling by the European Union after the EU executive said it had suspended its punishment against the US software giant. |
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CERT Recommends Mozilla, Firefox |
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Vulns: Multiple Vendor OSF Distributed Computing Environment Denial Of Service Vulnerability. The DCE (Distributed Computer Environment) is a set of distributed computing standards maintained by Open Software Foundation. Numerous vendors provide DCE client and se... |
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Vulns: HP-UX DCE Unspecified Remote Denial Of Service Vulnerability. HP-UX is a UNIX Operating System variant distributed and maintained by HP.
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EU Temporarily Suspends Microsoft Sanctions (Reuters). Reuters - The European Commission has
temporarily suspended an order requiring Microsoft to sell a
version of its Windows operating system without a media player
software, just before the order would have taken effect, it
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Red Hat announces GFS |
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CNET News.com
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Week ahead: Tigers on the loose. Comdex is off, but the Vegas glitz lives on, as both Apple and Sun get ready to unleash separate products code-named "Tiger" in San Francisco. |
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Fahrenheit 9/11 Discussion |
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iPod Alternatives Shaking Up Market (Reuters). Reuters - Fitness buff Dr. Mark Hawkins bought
his first iPod a year ago when the clunky CD player he used in
morning workouts started giving Robert Plant, the singer of Led
Zeppelin's blues-y "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You," a bad stutter. |
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Smart Systems Threaten More Jobs Than Outsourcing |
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EU Temporarily Suspends Microsoft Sanctions-Source (Reuters). Reuters - The European Commission has
temporarily suspended an order demanding that Microsoft change
the way it sells Windows software, pending an EU judicial
decision on the firm's request for a longer-term suspension, a
source familiar with the situation said Sunday. |
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Three-year-old commentator on pre-movie (c) warnings. James took his three-year-old to see Shrek 2 yesterday and when the copyright warning came on at the start of the picture, his son responded appropriately.
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I went to see Shrek 2 today with my son Edward who is 3 next week. He was very excited, he loves going to the cinema. However when the copyright warning about taking pictures and video appeared (the one that Cory Doctorow takes pictures of) he said in a very loud voice "blah blah blah blah", which had me in hysterics if no one else.
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(Thanks,< a href="http://thebloomers.blogspot.com">James!) |
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Budding DJs mixing on mobiles. Festival-goers at Glastonbury 2004 have been getting a taste of making their own music with a new service. |
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NetBSD Multi-homed Host Arbitrary ARP Packet Modification |
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NetBSD Static ARP Entry Arbitrary Overwrite |
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Evidence awaited in Iraqi death |
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Memos: Abuse rife in Iraq |
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Bush calls for NATO to aid Iraq |
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Java3D Source Code Released |
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