Tuesday, December 03, 2002

Woohoo, can't wait until I lose my day in court From the Washington Post, on how to create a parallel universe. We now have in place a scenario where until this war terrorism is over, our personal freedom can be put aside any time someone in the adminstration says so.  How is this different than what the bad guys do, again?  How will we know if the war is over? Oh, that's right, it will not be over, so just enjoy your time in prison if you happen to be snagged by these fools. "At the end of the day in our constitutional system, someone will have to decide whether that [decision to designate someone an enemy combatant] is a right or just decision," Olson said. "Who will finally decide that? Will it be a judge, or will it be the president of the United States, elected by the people, specifically to perform that function, with the capacity to have the information at his disposal with the assistance of those who work for him?" I'm feelin' better already, no need for no courts to look out for my legal rights! 1:18:56 PM    comment []

Paul Prescod with a great series of posts on the Way of the REST Wow, Paul Prescod has been a busy guy churning out good stuff [1, 2, 3, 4] on the REST compared to other approaches to wiring up the future.  Go, read, develop!!  May the REST be with you. 9:27:23 AM    comment []

Great Short rant on Microsoft "creativity" Marc Canter  on Microsoft.  Kind of makes you wonder about reality and perception.  Some people (supposedly 65%) think Geore Bush is doing a great job.  And it sure as hell seems like most people don't think Microsoft is a monopolist, cheating, bullyig, block-headed, bloated, dinosaur of an industry - that waits until somebody else does the innovating and then steals it. Wish I'd said that:). 8:36:18 AM    comment []

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