Harry Frankfurt's "On Bullshit" Not sure if this essay itself is B.S. or not... but it's interesting either way.

My Way News Boiled down to sound bites the Kurzweil longevity quest does seem a bit quixotic... here's hoping I'm still alive to see the Singularity, if not him, though.

Why Napster will be a fully-integrated flop | The Register Makes sense.

Home based helpdeskers - soon we may all be taking helpdesk calls on our cellphones 24/7?

EE Times -Ambient intelligence could transform embedded world, researcher says Mmm. Matrix-y.

Cops: Sherry Enema Killed Texan - February, 3, 2005 Gives being drunk off your ass a whole new meaning...

Nano Export Controls? Talk about genies and bottles...

EE Times -RadioScape, TI plan multiformat radio The "other" (good) DRM?

EE Times -Nanoscale latch could replace transistor, claims HP Hopefully TI will jump on the nanotech bandwagon before it's too late.

Flickr

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Blogger Knowledge Woo.

Test post for comments.

http://www.bloglines.com/public/esherril is the new blogroll for Bloglines.

The Way We Eat Now Very interesting article on why we get so fat so easily.

Betterhumans > Lost a Tooth? Grow a New One I so want this.

About Gmail Still sounds kind of interesting even though it is possibly evil...

And now: Tivo for cop cars.Technology News Article | Reuters.com As long as they can't tamper with it somehow (all you defense attorneys, hey I'd make a great expert witness ;-]) I suppose it's OK, certainly no worse than the standard videocams they all seem to have already. I wish it was always-on though, instead of just when they hit the cherries 'n' blueberries. Then it could cut both ways, show the cops wasting taxpayer money on donuts or goofing off; might even capture some Rodney King style actions too. In fact, why not just broadcast it constantly, live via satellite uplink, then you could have an all-COPS network 24x7. Kinda like police scanner radios but with video. Big-brother surveillance society isn't so bad, if it's the general populace doing the watching, rather than solely the self-appointed badge wearers.

Duh. Google Toolbar rocks. ABC13.com: PRODUCT REVIEW: Toolbars go way beyond search

Heh, heh, heh

Google News rocks.