Monthly Archives: March 2003

Cut-ups

There is something strange about the juxtaposition of images on the Most Viewed Photos page from Yahoo! News these days. Today it is soldiers, Iraqi casualties, and the Oscars.
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Want a job?

It strikes me that I never even considered posting this here. Come work here! We are hiring cool people, at least 2 or 3 of them this year. If you are cool, you should send us your CV. (Those who have worked with me know that I place a premium on cool ideas; the rest [...]
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Lessons learned

Ran into a film of a gunship attack in Afghanistan (wmv, via Krikorian, and you can follow his trail from there). His interest was in how much this looked like a video game, only more tame. He’s very right. One wonders why the Army’s first-person shooter game was so clean–eschewing gore–when the soldiers in this [...]
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Revolutionary Clogs

I begin with a caveat: this has nothing to do with my research, my views on the world… OK, it has nothing to do with anything. It is, rather, a brief memoir. I went to the mall today to go to Johnny Rockets for a burger and malt. (One of the reasons I love [re]starting [...]
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Peered Privacy

Talked a bit about some ideas I’m thinking about lately in the surveillance class. I haven’t been posting my overheads so much this semester because I haven’t been using them, but I did put up the slides for this talk (pdf). I’ve been thinking a bit about how the thrust behind the creative commons licenses [...]
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longandstrangelyinterestingurls

http://www.thingsmygirlfriendandihavearguedabout.com/ (via Frank)
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And, in other wars

DEBKA is reporting that 1000 US troops are raiding villages looking for al Qaeda south of Kandahar.
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