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DaveNet: Who will pay for software? 

New pics from inside Starbucks in Cambridge. 

Don't click here if you don't like pics of fat naked women telling a funny story.  

BBC: "Jodi Plumb, 15, from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, was horrified to discover an entire site had been created to insult and threaten her. The site contained abuse concerning her weight and even had a date for her 'death'." 

Ellen Ullman: "To listen to Mr Engelbart that day almost five years ago was to realize that the computer industry, when it started, was not simply about becoming a chief executive or retiring on stock options at 35. It was to remember that real innovation -- the stuff that made computers so much more than 'crummy factors of production' -- comes from mysterious places, wild people, dreamers and tinkerers, and to remember all the skepticism they had to endure." 

3/24/99: "Writing for the web is too damned hard." 

3/24/98: "I saw a fat naked woman dancing at an amateur talent show. I had to look." 

Sjoerd: "It is noisy outside, and 2 riot police cars are racing by, because ADO Den Haag has won the 1st division soccer leage. In the meantime I'm going to continue the RDF conversation." 

BBC: "A healthy baby has been born after developing in its mother's liver instead of in the womb." 

     

Last update: Saturday, May 24, 2003 at 3:41 PM Eastern.

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