Had a couple tabs hide away in NetNewsWire instead of Safari that got missed out on last round ^^;

Licensing Our History - The nightmare that is rights clearance. As much as I like giving credit where credit is due and considering my future profession may depend on enforcing rights, people need to use common sense. A documentary is not going to ( Read more... )

I ought to do this more often... my computers must hate me for the number of Firefox/Safari tabs I keep open until I get around to mentioning things in LJ.

Electronic Ink dev kit - now if they only would get around to putting my law books in easy to carry form. I swear I'm hauling a boat anchor or two with the weight of my bag these days.

Zimbra ( Read more... )

Yes, I've been buried in the books for a bit long now. But for now, a few odds and ends until the next time I emerge from my growing pile of readings:

The iTunes 5 Announcement From the Perspective of an Anthropomorphized Brushed Metal User Interface Theme - Such is life in the world of technology.

Mailinator - Like creating a throw away spam ( Read more... )

http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa?snape=yRead more... )

People demand that I show proof I actually do things other than study in my room all day.

I hope this is enough.

In other news, I hope that I don't fail the Turing Test although knowing me I'm already a computer enough as it is. Also, the PlayStation is 10 years old. It's scary to think that Cloud Strife and his giant blade of doom is that old of ( Read more... )

Potpourri of tidbits today ( Read more... )

Damn you DiC! Damn you and your horribly contrived plots which will haunt my generation until they kick the bucket ( Read more... )

Windows 95 is 10 years old this week:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/business/longterm/microsoft/stories/1995/debut082495.htm

And I remember when that was new and programs came in both 16 and 32-bit versions >_For ( Read more... )

The first day went by fairly quickly, at least in comparison to last week's orientation sessions. Coverage of topics today included a contract about race horses with the classic pass the hot potato of who's horse is it and who's paying for it, the (in)famous McDonald's coffee spill in Torts, and when life begins for a human being for the purposes ( Read more... )

Well most of my orientation is done with a welcome party-type event tomorrow night being the last thing on the schedule. It's been a rather interesting three days at Chicago-Kent College of Law. Did some interesting things like watch a moot court trial on Monday as well as having my first Legal Writing class. The moot court seemed a bit contrived ( Read more... )