work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt and dance like nobody's watching.

Just picked this up from a friends site.

Very useful facility which provides pdf versions of the front pages of newspapers from around the world. You'll never miss that headline again
and it's a fascinating historical archive.

So Peoplesoft are getting their big fat Oracle-0Wn3d ass sued for promising vapourware to a client
I hope this doesn't spawn an unwelcome trend of

• realistic software release schedules
• accurate product announcements (and even worse)
• compliance with functional specifications leading to bemused yet strangely satisfied customers

Just had a brief look at the MS source code comments on Kuro5hin. My favourite is...
private\shell\ext\tweakui\genthunk.c:
* CallProc32W is insane. It's a variadic function that uses
* the pascal calling convention. (It probably makes more sense
* when you're stoned.)

The comments asserting that good code is more likely to contain references to 'filthy dirty hac

What's the best way to kill a worm? An anonymous group of VX'ers
seems to think the answer is another worm.
Malware authors watch out The NetSky anti-worm is spreading, fixing machines by
removing the infamous bagle worm and is soon to be released in source form. More info @ the reg

very nice article on the reg about malicious googling here. It's fascinating how much information organisations expose via their website and how much can be garnered by a powerful search tool like google. There's a neat example of malicious googling using the gooscan google scanner @ johnny.ihackstuff.com . Play with this for a while and you'll be very surprised (and possibly distur

Great story available on the Google IPO and tech IPOs in general at Wired

No, not the new Colin Farrell movie :-)

http://www.circleid.com/article/499_0_1_0_C/
Bob Frankston has an interesting article that I culled from the /. uber-site
about the proliferation of new transport technologies (VoIP, P2P etc.)
and their affect on fhe organisation that provide basic lower-layer connections
such as cable companies.

Check out the following projects that I'm involved in. the NOMAD Project. This has recently been publicised on 'the reg' in this article.
Uniquely NOMAD is investigating and attemptingly quantitative analysis of the developmen of social capital using wireless communications technologies. Key issues are always-on multi-modal communication, trust, security and measurement of 'netwo