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Linksys are now explicitly catering to the hardware hacker market by keeping their excellent Linux-based WRT54G routers available at a premium after downgrading the “consumer” model.

Excellent article by Bruce Schneier on the futility of current airport “security”.

Ricky Gervais is going to record a bunch of weekly podcasts, starting Monday.

Fun! The Bill of Rights, printed on bits of metal that you’ll need to remove from your pocket next time you’re going through “security”.

Install Front Row on any Mac, not just the new iMacs.

On December 13th, the now-banned Dean Gray “American Edit” album will be up for download from a bunch of locations — including groovymother.com. Spread the word.

Michael Robertson’s new site seems to be targeting itself as an “off-site backup” and synchronisation service for your music files, and therefore completely covered by fair-use. RIAA, start your lawyers.

This is an incredibly cool tutorial, and a way of playing with Ruby without downloading a danged thing.

Some interesting, and reasonably common-sense, rules for startups.

New version of the excellent free^2 Windows image editing software.

The new teaser for Pixar’s next flick, Cars, hints that it may not suck as royally as the original trailer suggested. Thank goodness — I was worried for a moment!

Nifty hack, enabled now on Groovy Mother, that allows you to check your webpages by tweaking the URLs.