dcinput daily for Sun 2nd April, 2006
The 100 best April fools.
BBC News: Clever people’s brains grow differently.
The correct way to pour ketchup.
CNET News has a net neutrality showdown page where it lists many articles that have appeared so far. It has links to videos of interviews with key people but they don’t seem to work.
Google getting into the world of TV?
YouTube spokeswoman Julie Supan: “We’ve been meeting with almost every TV network, record label and movie studio to talk about ways to partner and help them reach a broader demographic”
ID Cards to be mandatory in the UK by 2010. This is bad, really bad. Would you trust a government run body to manage everyone’s biometric and other personal details in the National Identity Register? Would you trust anyone with this job? Believe me I’ve lived in a country where ID cards were mandatory. They make things worse.
NY Times: Redhat’s quarterly profits more than double. Any news of spreading linux is good for me as I’m currently doing RHCT and RHCE courses and exams. While I was ill I missed the first part but I managed to reschedule this. I’d been waiting for around 6 months to go on this so you can imagine how dissapointed I was. My first propper spout of being ill in 9 years and I miss a course! Grrr.
This Digg entry from yesterday made me laugh: RIAA + MPAA = MAFIAA
Wikipedia has an excellent account of this years April fools from around the world. I know a lot of people complain about Wikipedia but this is sort of live coverage of a world wide event is what Wikipedia does best. Can you imagine that it was only started yesterday.
Steve Pavlina has some words on how to become an early riser. Maybe I’ll give it a whirl. Thanks to Kosso for the link.