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You never realize how much you love a web service until it’s down.
Pandora went down for me this evening.
If you’ve never used the coolest online radio, check it out.
When was the last time you fell in love with a new artist or song?
At Pandora, we have a single mission: To play music you’ll love - […]

If you thought zombo.com was good, then you ain’t seen nothin’ yet.*
don’t be the last of your friends to check out strictscrutiny.com, the brand new interactive website where you can do anything!
(I believe its been featured on E! News, the Wall Street Journal, Al-Jazeera, and even got a mention on Idol Gives Back last week)

La respuesta definitiva de Fibertel a Mariano Amartino. Jajaja…
Yo: Hola, tengo un problema… no puedo acceder a Google ni a varios de sus servicios. ¿Cuando van a resolver el problema con sus DNS?
Fibertel: Efectivamente, Google está caído y por eso no puede accederlo.

Unbelievable.

But I hate John McCain. Haha. Ok. Just kidding.
In the midst of my “despair blogging” re: the GOP nomination, I stumbled upon this page over at Wikipedia.
What is going on there? Well, it’s a discussion between several people (who have never met) working together to put together an animation […]

I concur.
Up until now, if you had been reading reddit and other social media sites fairly regularly you would have thought that Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul was the second coming. He had a ton of online exposure, support, and young followers. We even wrote about the “Ron Paul effect” on numerous occasions. After being […]

This seems like a bad idea.
Here’s Rod Edwards’ take at TechFold:
At heart, I’m a libertarian: I am firm in my belief that the ills that accompany unfettered access to self-expression and communication are outweighed by the benefits - that the abdication of personal responsibility that seems endemic in our society is a call to community […]

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Senator Dodd is going to put a hold on a bill that would grant retroactive immunity to companies who went along with the warrantless data collection nonsense.
Connecticut Democratic Senator Christopher Dodd has vowed to put a hold on a Senate bill that reportedly would grant retroactive legal protection to any phone or internet company that […]

May all Linux/OSS/FOSS fans enjoy this graphic as much as I do.

Hat tip: Alejandro.