Category Archives: technology

regulate guns like cars?

Posted on Saturday, 2002 March 09 by Anton

David Kopel in Reason: Most cities do prohibit property owners from storing their cars in an unsightly manner (say, on cinder blocks in the front yard), or from parking too many cars on the public street in front of their … Continue reading →

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Dell pardoned

Posted on Friday, 2002 March 08 by Anton

Is anyone pushing a boycott of Dell Computers over the Weigand Combat Handguns matter? Please don’t.

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you like us, you really like us

Posted on Friday, 2002 March 08 by Anton

For the three of you who haven’t seen it: Google Loves Blogs

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eavesdropping on illumination

Posted on Friday, 2002 March 08 by Anton

Another reason to switch to LCD. (But I’m spoiled by 1600×1200 resolution.)

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trollwatch

Posted on Friday, 2002 March 08 by Anton

From: [someone] Date: Thu, 7 Mar 2002 17:16:13 EST Subject: closing on Sunday To: webmaster@icannwatch.org I have been reading on a listserv that the Internet is going to be closed on Sundays. Is there any truth to this? Would appreciate … Continue reading →

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“The Backhoe Song” by Steven Levine

Posted on Thursday, 2002 March 07 by Anton

Then Charlie drove in with a great big grin Past the signs of “do not enter”; While the warning beeps made a raucous din In the operations center; Fred said “Charlie, come back if you please, You’re making me kind … Continue reading →

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blocks with bumps

Posted on Wednesday, 2002 March 06 by Anton

Travis Corcoran reports: With Lego on the brain, and Google on the fingertips, I’ve learned a few things. Like: the planet’s children spent 5 billion child-hours last year playing with Legos. And that when Lego, Inc. (or, perhaps GmbH . . . … Continue reading →

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