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 [Makezine.com] MAKE: Blog: August 2005 Archive: DDRLord says it best, here's why NOT updating the PSP to crippleware 2.0 is better- you'd lose "...a web browser, an SNES, an NES, a Lynx, a Gameboy Color, a Gameboy Advance, a Neo Geo CD, a Turbo Grafx 16, a Genesis, a Master System, a Game Gear, a Neo Geo Pocket, and Amiga, a Chip8 system, an MSX, MAME, a Wonderswan, a VMU, Nethack, Angband, ToME, an eBook reader, a calculator, a scheduler, a calendar, Scumm games, a Sudoku game, a portable VNC client, an X86 emulator, irda transfer programs, remote controls, vCard reader, FTP server, avi player, advanced music player, drum kits, file browsers, an easy to learn coding environment, graphic changing program, a fullscreen movie player, a scrabble assistant, a notepad, a dictionary, and all that other garbage. Link and update (don't do it).

[Blog.realworldsystems.net] Environmental Scan Blog :: Charity Village Articles: The songs will be played on your computer using Internet Explorer or the free Yahoo Music Engine music player (still buggy and slow - wait for it to improve), or on the new Yahoo Messenger with Voice instant messaging program (I recommend this option, but be sure to choose the 'custom installation' option and refuse to change your Internet settings. The program rudely changes your home page unless you tell it not to.) The music players will all offer you the option to rate each song, as well as the song's artist and album, on a five point scale from 'never play again' to 'can't get enough'.

 [Inflighthq.com] inFlightHQ ”” Business Travel Blog: The U71 is a second generation mini-tablet PC, coming complete with Windows XP Pro mounted on a 30GB hardrive. It offers an Intel Pentium-M 1.1 GHz Dothan processor, 512 MB of memory, 802.11g, 10/100 Ethernet, a 40 watt-hour (optional) extended battery (offering over 4 hours of uage), USB 2.0 and Firewire as well as Memory Stick Pro and CompactFlash Type 2 slots.

 [Homepage.mac.com] The Committed Sardine Blog: "When will we have time for the curriculum," they will ask, "and for all the standardized testing being mandated?" If we really offered our children some great future-oriented content (such as, for example, that they could learn about nanotechnology, bioethics, genetic medicine, and neuroscience in neat interactive ways from real experts), and they could develop their skills in programming, knowledge filtering, using their connectivity, and maximizing their hardware, and that they could do so with cutting-edge, powerful, miniaturized, customizable, and one-to-one technology, I bet they would complete the "standard" curriculum in half the time it now takes, with high test scores all around.

 [Ask.metafilter.com] Ask MetaFilter | Community Weblog: Logically, it is easy to find information on corruption of countries we don't like, so I'm mainly looking for websites dealing with the US and its allies. (more info inside) if you know of any respected political websites that issue indepth reports on various things like human rights (Human Rights Watch for example) or that release declassified documents and memos not necessarily from the us, but the US is great too ( http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv for example) then tell me

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