Easy Questions Are Boring

This guy has done something potentially revolutionary , in all senses of the word: he's hacked a normal microwave oven to melt bronze, i...

I apologise in advance, but before I get into the meat of this post, I feel obliged to (a) assert that I like tagging a lot better than fold...

Writing personal stuff is a fine method of release, but: the whole world reads this. Thus, now and retrospectively, I apply what I call ...

3hives has an m3u for the front page, which is nice, but having one for each archive page would be cool too. Looking at this, and other stuf...

This very interesting article has a new spin on the problem of perfect filters producing boring results, or as it says, "We have creat...

Bruce Schneier posts on the furore surrounding this safe-cracking paper by Matt Blaze (a computer scientist), mostly among safe & phys...

(1) You can use XMLHttpRequest to send a HEAD request. Encode the RPC parameters in the URL. Encode the results in "X"-prefixed he...

OK, so the idea behind Gradient is to wire an SVG document into a P2P network, albeit one that's physically client server, and conceptua...

To follow on from this post , I have another use case coming from the 'smartphone as personal TCB ' perspective. Not only could a sm...

Heh.

1) Look at these Thousands and thousands of webcams. Why this is cool: The random pictures combine to create an indescribable impr...

A very, very cool blog design.

Is hidden. There is a truly enormous amount of raw figures on the web. This is a link to pages of links to hundreds of thousands if not...

If you're having an argument, TALK. With a telephone. Or Skype. TALK. Sheesh. I'm not talking about couples, I'm talking a...

The same day I eulogize Mozilla I hose my installation six ways to Sunday, and I mean completely . Good grief. [later] And I have so ...