Enrons voice mail
Enron’s voice mail. No, that’s not true, but it’s pretty similar to Enron’s real voice mail at 1-703-853-6161. (And funnier, too).
Enron’s voice mail. No, that’s not true, but it’s pretty similar to Enron’s real voice mail at 1-703-853-6161. (And funnier, too).
Interesting article on complexity in basketball (from NECSI)
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A good article on why your digital data could one day disappear. Digital, when you think about it, is far less permanent than paper.
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Weird news on the rise. A search for weird news on Google reveals popular news sites like USA Today, MSNBC, ABCNews and even Reuters (via Yahoo) taking an interest in this area.
Well connected. A database of sites and e-mails that people trust. You can build your own trust network on this. (Given that Google once started out as google.stanford.edu, I wonder what this one could become.)
Serious lego. The Rubik’s cube solver by Brown is so incredible that I can’t even believe it! Some day, I’d like to do stuff like this.
Valentine’s day. This year, I rather looked forward to it. Funny that some people didn’t.