If you've ever flown on JetBlue, your privacy has probably been violated.

They've finally done it!

I've been following this story for a bit now and, frankly, I'm surprised that they've come through so quickly. But, according to this article on iWon, the techs over at Entegris have working fuel cells. They say that they're years from production in the US, but, still, they have a working model. Now, it's just a matter of time.

Well, the trademark holder of the Dewey Decimal system is suing a hotel for copyright infringment, anyway.

Your privacy has taken another hit!

A victory for the American Worker!

Rejoice, my Worker Comrades! According to this article in the Houston Chronicle, Congress has no plans to extend the higher level of H1-B visas currently active in the US. That drops the number from 195,000 to 65,000. That's 130,000 jobs reclaimed for American Workers! At least, that's what will happen if they don't act before October 1. Let's hope they don't!

Web-based comics are the future!

But, that was what happened.

At least, on the Internet.

Oh, now this is cool!

And, frankly, better advertising for Linux than crashing SCO's website. I was sure that this was really a Beowulf Cluster, but, according to this article at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, it's a real super-computer. It was designed by HP and runs over 2,000 Intel Itanium II processors! Wow! That's some horsepower! Watch that penguin run!!

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