Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA, Best beer?
Introducing the Apple Magic MousePad
Safari 5 had a bug that made JavaScript Blacklist unusable. That bug’s been fixed in 5.0.1.
This came in the mail, but wasn’t for me :-( although it was for my girlfriend Leslie and I get to help set it up for her :-)
(via nostrich, sasquatchmedia)
From tomorrow, the Sun Chronicle, a Massachusetts paper, will charge would-be commenters a nominal one-off fee of 99 cents. But it has to be paid by credit card, which means providing a real name and address.
And the name on the credit card will be the name that will appear on comments. So it’s goodbye to anonymity.
This is an excellent idea, and I bet it will work: there will still be plenty of comments (not as many, but enough), and they’ll be more civil, more intelligent, and better written.
I’m interested in whether or not people are willing to pull out their credit cards and go through a full-fledged transaction for 99¢; this, in my opinion, is going to be the biggest issue to overcome with this approach. Besides the task of making a payment, I really like this idea.
If Microsoft really only sold 503 Kins, that’s very sad… They even had commercials! But, it’s also super funny since, you know, 503 is a HTTP status code that means your server is failing. :-)

No Folders in my first 20.