What do botnets and GSM networks have in common? They are featured in this blog post:
In case you’re looking for a fun job, you might want to check out the resume comic by Steve Hanov, who also distributes a software designed with one purpose in mind: To wake you up.
The New Yorker: Getting There from Here – How should Obama reform health care?
A bit old, but still nice. Found this via p.g.o: America’s Funniest Senators. Be sure to check out John McCain, Jon Kyl, Kent Conrad and Tom Daschle.
George W. Bush’s presidency in pictures: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall
History written 32 years ago by Hermann Günter von Berg. Manifesto of the BDKD: Teil 1 and Teil 2 (in German)
If you’re not fed up with him from school already: From the yellow (i.e. liberal) part of black, red, yellow FAZ… Ein Crashkurs: Keynes für Anfänger.
Live Piracy Map compiled by the International Maritime Bureau.
Die Kaffeezubereitung. A Deutschlandradio broadcast about coffee. Live from Eppendorf.
The Story of the Ribbon is a very interesting talk by Jensen Harris from Microsoft on user interface design and why Microsoft broke the user experience of millions of users in Office 2007 in the first place. Highly recommended.
The Day The Routers Died… brought to you by the folks at RIPE NCC
CCC hackt Hamburger Wahlstifte (Chaos Computer Club hacks e-voting pens to be used at Hamburg township elections in 2008) [via Muelli]
