Comment Alternative? (Score 1) 376

by jdunlevy on Monday February 06, 2012 @07:32PM (#38947659) Attached to: Moglen: Facebook Is a Man-In-The-Middle Attack

What would a peer-to-peer "Facebook killer" alternative look like?

Submission + - Undescribed Cloning Lizard Found on Vietnam Menu (nationalgeographic.com)

Submitted by eldavojohn on Thursday November 11, 2010 @09:25AM

eldavojohn writes: A lizard long served on the menu in the Mekong Delta has recently caught the attention of scientists when it was noted that all animals in the species appeared identical as well as female. The species appears to be a hybrid of two other species (like a mule or liger). But the curious thing is that this hybrid isn't sterile — it reproduces asexually. The species, known for sometime in Vietnam, has now officially been named Leiolepis ngovantrii.

Comment Check the date (Score 1) 193

by jdunlevy on Monday April 06, 2009 @05:26PM (#27481471) Attached to: 97 of Top 100 Classified Sites Are Craigslist

... on that news story and the Hitwise report it links to.

Comment Re:Depends on the terms of the agreement ... (Score 4, Informative) 153

by jdunlevy on Monday February 09, 2009 @07:50PM (#26792049) Attached to: Is Google Silently Removing Posts?

Though, in the comments on the laweekly.com story, a Rick Klau, "product manager on Blogger" does say [Feb 8th, 2009, 14:16 pm], when taking down content:

we send an email to the blogger using the address associated with their account and submit the original DMCA notice to chillingeffects.org. If a blogger wishes to challenge the DMCA notice, they can file a counter notice, at which time the original DMCA complainant has 14 days to file suit, or we will reinstate the removed content.

Comment Re:Depends on the terms of the agreement ... (Score 5, Informative) 153

by jdunlevy on Monday February 09, 2009 @07:43PM (#26791997) Attached to: Is Google Silently Removing Posts?

Google's outline of its DMCA procedures for Blogger: They require complainants to "IDENTIFY EACH POST BY PERMALINK OR DATE THAT ALLEGEDLY CONTAINS THE INFRINGING MATERIAL." They also have provision for counterclaims, and when they "receive a counter notification," they say they "may reinstate the material in question." But they don't specifically say that they will notify the blogger in response to receiving a claim -- or even in removing a post.

Spamming Google Maps 225

Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday January 28, 2007 @11:02AM from the already-getting-lame dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Google organized a flyover of Sydney, Australia last Friday for Australia Day. The images taken on the day will be posted to Google Maps in a few weeks. A number of dotcoms spent hours making huge signs that would be visible from the air. It will be interesting to see whether Google will repeat the event in other cities. If they do, get prepared early. What sign would you make?"