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You know the drill...
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| Authored by: ankylosaurus on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 06:51 PM EDT |
Please include clickable links. The instructions on the comments page tell you
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- Audio tools? - Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 07:21 PM EDT
- "Microsoft Investigating New IE Hole " - Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 08:02 PM EDT
- Why Microsoft Can't Be Trusted - Authored by: RedBarchetta on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 01:10 AM EDT
- Countdown To Ecstacy - Authored by: TheBlueSkyRanger on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 03:35 AM EDT
- Outlook alternative? - Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 08:25 AM EDT
- good morning, M$ 10k - Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 08:50 AM EDT
- Post Mode? - Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 09:01 AM EDT
- Post Mode? - Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 09:34 AM EDT
- good morning, M$ 10k - Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 09:48 AM EDT
- good morning, M$ 10k - Authored by: MathFox on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 10:30 AM EDT
- Space Penquin - Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 09:32 AM EDT
- Wall Street Journal on David Boies - Authored by: capt.Hij on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 09:33 AM EDT
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| Authored by: dracoverdi on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 07:09 PM EDT |
I work at Vandenberg AFB in California helping Launch the DMSP (Defense
Meteorological Satellite Program) weather satellite. Like a lot of jobs it's
mostly paperwork. The building I work in is within view of a rare stretch of
undeveloped California Coastline between Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo.
Anyone familiar with the Air Force won't be surprised to hear the building has
no windows. To get to work I commute through the Santa Barbara County wine
country from Santa Maria.
We still use Data General Computers here. Running AOS/VS II it's really old but
there are no viruses written for it and it still has some features that windows
doesn't.
When I get in to work I check the world news, Groklaw first, on my sadly Windows
infested company laptop. I always wonder what a windows machine would be like if
it had an operating system.
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 07:20 PM EDT |
that's good for surfing, streaming music (w/additional speakers or headphones)
and little else. I take it to the bathroom, the back porch, on the roof, in the
garage, anywhere the wireless will connect.
I kinda work for a company that designs and builds solutions and equipment for
all sorts of industries. One of our clients up north has a monitoring station
with a pc and webcams connected to the net via satellite so no one has to make
the nearly fourteen mile hike back to the station if we don't have to (we get
the use of an ATV, but still). The last time I was up there I surfed to a few
sites including Groklaw. I thought it was funny, here I am standing out in the
middle of a prarie inside a phone booth sized box, solar panels and wires all
over, and I have my laptop sitting on a sensor case reading about SCO.
Which makes me think, when SCO implodes and fades into dust, I know I will think
about them at least once on my death bed. And with that realization, I died a
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 07:20 PM EDT |
I envision a new section on this site. A collection of pictures of people
reading
the site at the most unlikely places.
I'm going on a three week vacation to asia next week, and I'll be bringing the
PowerBook. Let's see if I can create some nice action-shot of Groklaw in
action. :-)[ Reply to This | # ]
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| Authored by: Steve Allen on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 07:34 PM EDT |
I read Groklaw on my Treo when I was vacationing in Hawaii.
No pictures, though...
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| Authored by: jws on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 07:43 PM EDT |
I read it at work in a cubicle at work. I use feedreader to track content.
Groklaw is one of the main sites I read each day, and has the most interesting
and important content.
Sometimes the events here are infuriating to read about. The feeling is similar
to watching shows on the Animal Channel where they are rescuing puppies or
kittens, or worse from torture (wont be more graphic than than).
It is very interesting that so many people will sleep thru such bad public
policy formation and application and do nothing to push back. And there is
currently so little that can be done without a mass outcry to get any action
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| Authored by: llanitedave on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 08:09 PM EDT |
Underground, or on a drill rig from my iBook(saved from home), or at home on
Linux, or from the office on IE.
It's a habit...
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 08:33 PM EDT |
I'm sorry I didn't take a picture of my keeping in touch with Groklaw while on
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| Authored by: Weeble on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 09:04 PM EDT |
People do a lot of reading in the bathroom, but I'll bet Groklaw doesn't get
read in the bathroom a lot.
And I don't mean via hard copy, laptop, tablet
PC or handheld.
Because of my living situation, my "home office" (including
mini-tower desktop PC) is in the back bathroom of my trailer. So pretty much all
of my Groklaw reading and posting is done from the bathroom. And no, my computer
doesn't face the toilet, so no jokes about the toilet paper made from SCOG's
records of the M$ suit.
It's probably not the kind of answer you were
looking for, PJ, but I consider it to be a "little" unusual for someone to be
reading Groklaw in the bathroom on a desktop system.
Anybody else regularly
read Groklaw in the bathroom? And if so, in what manner (hard copy, laptop,
etc.)?
(You shoulda known Weeble was gonna post something like this.)
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You Never Know What You're Going to Learn--or Learn About--on
Groklaw!
(NOTE: Copying Permissions Are Stated in My Profile Bio)
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| Authored by: mossc on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 09:05 PM EDT |
Well don't have photos handy, but
1. I often read groklaw on the train on the way home from the office.
2. on treo 650 when commuting or stuck at the dentists office.
3. recently in the town hall in Killin Scotland during the linuxbierwanderung
(linux beer hike)
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 09:08 PM EDT |
No pictures, sorry, but I didn't miss a Groklaw story when spending a few days
on the Erie Canal.
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| Authored by: mojotoad on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 09:09 PM EDT |
| Sitting out by the chimenea at night, sipping on a cool beverage...
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 09:30 PM EDT |
A band that mentions Stevie Ray Vaughn and Gary Moore as influences? That
could make for an interesting mix of covers: Thin Lizzy followed by SRV and then
something from Colosseum. (Could be interesting. I wonder how well they pull it
off?)
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| Authored by: CraigV on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 09:33 PM EDT |
26 miles from the nearest towns and an hour from Yosemite
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| Authored by: Solaufein on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 10:20 PM EDT |
I tend to read at home here in Iowa and at the High School that I work at as
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| Authored by: Mecha on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 10:29 PM EDT |
A run of the mill reader is one that reads Groklaw at his/her work and at
his/her computer desk at home several times a day. Nothing as fancy as a sound
studio or even a toilet(weeble).
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| Authored by: LMCBoy on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 10:32 PM EDT |
I've read groklaw from the top of a mountain in the
Chilean Andes. One of the perks of being an astronomer :)
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| Authored by: darksepulcher on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 10:42 PM EDT |
| I read Groklaw from work.... in the main Operations center for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's Reston,
Virginia site. Granted I work nights and all, but there is enough reason even
in here to keep fairly close tabs on certain "IP" issues. In this case, Groklaw
is a fairly indispensible resource to help keep the PHBs reasonably clued
in.
Oh, and just to mix threads? Reason #7 people still use IExplorer:
Because your work site won't let you use anything else, and because of network
security concerns, won't give you permission to install anything else.
Cheers.
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Had I but time--As this fell Sergeant, Death
Is strict in his arrest--O, I could tell you--
But let it be.
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| Authored by: ptimmins on Tuesday, August 30 2005 @ 10:46 PM EDT |
From a large corporate datacenter, usually sitting on top of a multiprocessor
database server, daydreaming about going to law school once I finish with the
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 12:41 AM EDT |
I read it every day -- sometimes more -- from my home office, or at a client's
office -- or wherever.
I'm truly amazed at how many other "geeks" I know
literally across the U.S. that read Groklaw regularly.
I consider it my job to
know about this sort of stuff, and to be able to explain it to my clients --
especially when the annual MS taxes need to be paid again....
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| Authored by: grayhawk on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 01:16 AM EDT |
Hi!
I read Groklaw on my Linux box in the basement recroom of my house or in a lab
at the local college where I teach Linux. Groklaw has really opened my eyes to
the nuances of law, court room battles and case strategies. Its like watching a
good chess match between two titans. In this case though the challenger is
seriously overmatched and should resign. It would be the noble thing to do.
But we all know that nobility and honour aren't part of the challengers traits.
Too bad!
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 02:01 AM EDT |
80 miles from land, on a boat over the Cortes Banks, in between lobster dives...
and at least 2 other guys on the boat saw what I was browsing and had to get
their update!
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 02:12 AM EDT |
if i'm home, it's on one of my nine pc's.
if i'm on the road, i head for a hotel with known unsecured wireless
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 02:13 AM EDT |
I am a software engineer working in the consumer electronics industry. Mostly
Linux based devices.
I read Groklaw once before I get out of bed in the morning, once during the day
and then once before I slip back into bed. Every day.
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 02:22 AM EDT |
Everywhere.
I have this ( Im sure more of you do ! ) going online ritual.
1. /. for ( moslty ) general stuff.
2. Groklaw ( for the serious stuff ).
3. some mac sites
4. hack a day ( to find out what i'll be building this evening )
But I allways leave a Groklaw window open for somebody else to find out about (
maybe ).
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| Authored by: rjs1003 on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 02:30 AM EDT |
I wish I could say that I read Groklaw wherever I go, but I have to go to China
fairly frequently, and when I'm there I can't seem to access it. I've tried from
office and hotel.
Is it censored?
Maybe there are too many mentions of the word 'freedom'?
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 03:22 AM EDT |
"in spotless offices and to the background of quietly humming
servers."
Has these peoble been in it-offices. Wierd EISA cards on the shelves, that
nobody can remember what does and you can't read it of the card due to the
dust.
Spotless? hardly. But maby thats only where I work.
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| Authored by: Neurophys on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 03:53 AM EDT |
I'm at a world conference on epilepsy in Paris
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| Authored by: Duster on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 04:04 AM EDT |
One of the disadvantages of archaeological field work is not having handy hot
spots. So I read Groklaw at home, when not playing ADOM.
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 04:10 AM EDT |
my usual nick cricketjeff would give a clue (at work atm not logged in) but
until the demise of my Nokia 9210 I frequently read groklaw watching cricket at
The Oval. A few months with no contracts meant no money to replace it and no
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| Authored by: DFJA on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 05:06 AM EDT |
While in Peru recently I helped the guy who ran an internet cafe set up a system
as dual boot Windows with Red Hat 9. I tried to persuade him to install
something a bit more up to date, but those were the CDs he had. So whenever I
visited, that machine became 'my' machine to read Groklaw from.
I learnt a lot about how Microsoft benefits from letting their software be
pirated in those few weeks, as where piracy is the norm there is no perceived
benefit of using "Free" (speech) software over "free" (beer)
software. I think the guy understood the real issues, but Linux is virtually
unheard of in Peru and pirated proprietary software is readily available. It all
started because I printed out my CV (resume) and he noticed the word
"Linux" on it and started asking me more about it!
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| Authored by: capt.Hij on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 05:24 AM EDT |
I am reading groklaw now (5am on a Wed morning) because my daughter woke up
crying and I can't get back to sleep. I can only dream of reading from some
exotic location or while watching a band set up. :-) For now I have to wait for
the sun to come up so that I can go for a bike ride....[ Reply to This | # ]
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 05:30 AM EDT |
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- I am completely uninterested in this sort of 'article' - Authored by: Winter on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 05:38 AM EDT
- And you thought your comment was worthwhile? - Authored by: evbergen on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 06:12 AM EDT
- Thank you for sharing in a non flame bait kind of way. - Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 07:22 AM EDT
- Sarcasm aside, - Authored by: cybervegan on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 07:29 AM EDT
- I am completely uninterested in your opinion of this article :-) n/t - Authored by: ff5166 on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 09:41 AM EDT
- Uninterested enough to comment - yeah! - n/t - Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 01:33 PM EDT
- Uhhh...so just skip right over it, then. - Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 04:38 PM EDT
- I am completely uninterested in this sort of 'article' - Authored by: dracoverdi on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 05:25 PM EDT
- Your disinterest bores me.... - Authored by: Atticus on Thursday, September 01 2005 @ 08:53 AM EDT
- I am completely uninterested in this sort of 'article' - Authored by: PJ on Friday, September 02 2005 @ 08:53 AM EDT
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| Authored by: Tomka_Gergely on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 07:27 AM EDT |
On a pro-patent conference, over the hacked WiFi of the hotel? No photos, of
course.
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| Authored by: Observer on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 08:48 AM EDT |
| Well, I can't really claim to be sitting anywhere unusual as I read Groklaw, but
I'll bet I have one of the oddest looking aggregations of old computer parts
running the system I read Groklaw on. I've got my own page showing the The Frankenstein computer as it
slowly stumbled to life.
(Runs FC4 quite well on a pair of old
PIII/500's)
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| Authored by: pmk on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 09:15 AM EDT |
| I've been working an a port of the Linux kernel to a new architecture now for a
couple of years, a period that has coincidentally overlapped with the whole
fiaSCO. While I've been grateful of course to have the best OS kernel sources
I've ever worked with freely available to us, I've also been very thankful to
have groklaw during this time to help counter the FUD that might have derailed
our plans.
Here's a screenshot.
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| Authored by: TAZ6416 on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 09:51 AM EDT |
We are 99% Microsoft at work, but we have an old VaxCluster and a Compaq ES40 AlphaServer
running OpenVMS. I usually use an
Xwindows session from my Windows XP Machine to browse the net safely using HP Secure
Web Browser
At home I switched to Linux (Linspire as I was a
newbie) back in March, inspired by Groklaw. Getting DVD's to play was a bugger
and I could never get my Lexmark printer to work (it was rubbish anyway) but
apart from that it's been great. Been meaning to try one of the "harder"
distros but havn't gotten around to it.
Also on the move I have a
Orange SPV M2000 which is a fantastic piece of kit, even if it has
Windows Mobile as it's OS.
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| Authored by: rjamestaylor on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 09:52 AM EDT |
I read GrokLaw, and have since it was hosted at Dave Winer's blogging service
(which I could only find by typing "GrokLaw" in to Google...), not only in my
office or my home but also on my PalmOne T5 over a BlueTooth connection to
my
Cingular-ized Motorola phone while:- Driving (sorry, all)
- Waiting
in
customer lobbies
- At nightclubs while the wife goes to the ladies room
(sorry,
dear)
- Waiting in lines
- During inane "business meetings" that have
no
identifiable
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 10:00 AM EDT |
Ah, the joys of sitting in a meeting and browsing GL on a handheld via wifi.
It looks like I'm taking notes, but it sure beats getting caught snoring by your
coworkers.
-gumnos
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| Authored by: Saturn on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 10:02 AM EDT |
Request... if you're in an interesting location... please post lat/long ... so
we can plug them into Google Earth (perhaps even see the top of your head!).
Would be very interested to see the phone booth mentioned in an earlier post :)
Me? At this moment? Very dull location:
51°32'35.26"N
2°34'0.13"W
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 10:17 AM EDT |
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| Authored by: jbeadle on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 10:19 AM EDT |
From work, on a Windoze box using Firefox...
From home in my 5th wheel (Linux on a laptop, of course). ;-} We sold our
house in April, and are full-timing it for now. Heck, we even have fiber into
the rig. We're making a speed run from WA to CO this week or next to pick up a
new rig, so it'll get read from motels, etc. during the trip. I try never to
miss a day for my GrokFix(tm). Will send you some pix if I can come up with a
real neat/unique place to check in.
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| Authored by: Electric Dragon on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 10:20 AM EDT |
I was on a train from London to Manchester last year coming back with my boss
from a client meeting. Another bloke (I think he was a student) sits next to me
and pulls out his laptop and mobile phone. He proceeds to boot it into Linux
(which got my attention straightaway), opens a terminal window and starts trying
to start Bluetooth up. After what looked like some effort to get that working he
presses some buttons on his phone, opens the web browser and tries to visit
Groklaw! I seem to remember he still had a few problems before he got the
connection working.
Now I wanted to talk to him, but with my boss (who really isn't up on the ins
and outs of open source) sat opposite me I didn't think it would look good if I
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 11:06 AM EDT |
AOS/VS II was a great system. Their threading facilities were years ahead of
anyone else's when it was new... should still be.
For those interested in history try typing 'xyzzy' at the cli prompt on AOS/VS
Tom Green
no not -that- Tom Green[ Reply to This | # ]
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 12:09 PM EDT |
Groklaw just moved me to focus more on IP in law school instead of just pure
corporate law.. It's nice to see a blend of a site since most geeks/techies are
ignorant when it comes to the world. After the tech boom stopped paying useless
IT workers like lawyers, and gave them real salaries, it put a taste of reality
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| Authored by: Atticus on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 01:02 PM EDT |
(...not exactly, but fairly close...)
I spend just a *wee* bit of every day reading Groklaw, on the 85th floor of the
Sears Tower, 1000 feet above Chicago's downtown streets, in the hopes that I can
watch Linux' vindication and SCO's disintegration. I've never found anything
law-like to be so fascinating. Groklaw, for me, is to law as Daniel Yergin's
book "The Prize" was to the oil industry. Fascinating, riveting,
eye-opening, and a great story to what might otherwise be a boring law case.
PJ, have you ever approached O'Reilly (or vice-versa) about doing a book based
on Groklaw and the SCO case? It would be cool!
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 08:34 PM EDT |
Fancy that!
I'm also a sound engineer that's been reading Groklaw for about 3 years,
although I work "Front of House" rather than on the monitoring.
It's definitely a "Professional Geek" type thing I guess.
(...and the flashing lights, don't forget the flashing lights :P)
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Thursday, September 01 2005 @ 09:30 AM EDT |
This just triggered flashbacks of the Transbuddah & Waakzaamheid in
Amsterdam circa 1997.
Seeking time machine, but stuck in Minneapolis.
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Thursday, September 01 2005 @ 09:47 AM EDT |
...since most of the street is within range of my WAP, but that'd make
navigation kind of hazardous.
Now that winter's essentially over for the year in Western Australia, reading it
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| Authored by: jvx on Thursday, September 01 2005 @ 01:35 PM EDT |
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| Authored by: hsjones on Thursday, September 01 2005 @ 02:08 PM EDT |
I read Groklaw every morning in an office that looks out over the parking lot to
the Comcast building and just past that... the SCO building...
So I read and I glance out the window at them and shake my head.
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| Authored by: Matt C on Thursday, September 01 2005 @ 11:25 PM EDT |
Alas, I'm reading Groklaw at Hooter's. How retrograde. But I have a good excuse:
it's the only public free Wifi in my neighborhood (who'da thought?).
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Authored by: Anonymous on Saturday, September 03 2005 @ 11:39 AM EDT
In the Firehouse in the middle of the night between calls when I can't go back
to sleep. None of the guys understands why I read it....:). Better than lying
there waiting for the tones.
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Saturday, September 03 2005 @ 01:31 PM EDT |
Well, I have been reading it from Portugal, anywhere I take my laptop to (and
believe me, I take it to a lot of places!
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| Authored by: Darigaaz on Saturday, September 03 2005 @ 11:00 PM EDT |
... it goes to your run-of-the-mill college too. I'm an electrical engineering
student, also known as "geek in training".
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