Month: March 2005

Comment Spam

I had no less than 20 com­ment spam wait­ing for me this morning.

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Copyright Law

These may be dumb ques­tions on copy­right law, but with social soft­ware and pho­tog­ra­phy sites being incred­i­bly pop­u­lar, I can only imag­ine they’ll come up more and more.

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Korean Films Are Coming

It’s been a long time in the com­ing, but some very incred­i­ble Kore­an films are start­ing to make their way on the U.S. movie radar.

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FlickrBlog

Yahoo! acquires Flickr (before Google?). I real­ly thought Google was going to buy them up, buy Yahoo! got ’em first.

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Live From Key West

Dave and com­pa­ny play­ing live down in Key West, FL.

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Too Much Going On Can’t Think

Woah! While it may seem like I haven’t post­ed in for­ev­er so there­fore noth­ing must have been hap­pen­ing, quite the oppo­site is true. There has been so much going on in the past week-and-a-half I’m going nuts.

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Wil Wheaton’s Not Dead

I hap­pened accross Wil Wheaton’s site today and I can tell already, he and I are going to be good friends.

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A Byrd In Hand Is Better Than Two In The Bush

Sen­a­tor Robert Byrd (D- WV) got a lot of flack in the news this week about some state­ments he made speak­ing out against the so-called “nuclear” option in the sen­ate. I find the Sen­a­tor to be far more ratio­nal-mind­ed than many give him cred­it for.

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