Filed under 'boingboing'
➠ April 17, 2007
Boing Boing (and Xeni in particular): Please STFU.
Dear Boing Boing, If I wanted half-assed rumours, guesses and pointless speculation relating to yesterday’s VT shooting, I’d turn on any of the 24-hour “news” channels. In the meantime, I’m reactivating my Xeni filter.
➠ March 26, 2007
➠ February 8, 2007
Pipes: Boing Boing depimpifier
My best pipe so far — Boing Boing’s RSS feed, but without Cory and Xeni’s constant self-promotion, and Mark F’s plugs for Make Magazine.
➠ January 18, 2006
Cory Doctorow Hypocrisy Watch: New Firefox "feature" eases spying on users
Read this Cory rant about a proposed Firefox feature that would allow advertisers to track click throughs in an opt-outable manner, then count the number of undisclosed un-opt-outable click-through mechanisms in use by the horde of advertising links littering the page. I counted five (boingboing.net, clk.atdmt.com, adserver.fmpub.net, c2.edapebaf.com and click.adbrite.com)
➠ November 18, 2005
Boing Boing: iTunes creates a security hole?
*Jawdroppingly* idiotic rant from Cory, trying to draw anti-DRM points from a completely non-DRM-related security flaw in iTunes. Is it my imagination, or is his signal to ranting-clueless-fuckwit ratio dropping of late?