Cloudy Thinking

David Pogue writes in The New York Times about FREE services for your mobile phone.

This photo may or may not be “safe for work.” It is sexual in nature.

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Richard Cohen writes in The Washington Post about his four personalities regarding first the Vietnam war, and now Iraq War II. It’s worth reading.

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Mark Bittman writes in The New York Times about how to make bread with a very crisp crust, and almost no work.

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Camera phones are a big deal! Michael Richards (“Kramer” on the Sienfeld show) totally lost it while performing at a comedy club. It’s all caught on this very unpleasant video.

You’ll enjoy this photo.

This post was composed using Kubuntu 6.10 Linux, freshly installed last week on a two year old HP computer I use on weekends.

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Anne Zelenka has a thoughtful post about AJAX and Flash and frameworks. Worth a read.

PCNames is an interactive free domain name search tool. Try it, it’s the best I’ve found. [via David C. Hill]

YouTube has a powerful video (mainly audio…) of events at UCLA where campus cops shot a taser at a student five times. You don’t need an advanced legal degree to understand this significant abuse of authority.

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Sam Hallmark age 41, lives in Columbia, Missouri. He goes by the nickname Fubar Sam online. He’s a singer who posts MP3s on esnips.

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Michael Bernstein offers a long, interesting comment about “how to find the good stuff.” It’s worth a read, as is the article by Shelly Powers about Techmeme’s new “flow” gambit. Go, Read.