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Blogging an attempt to inline skate the Minuteman Trail and the rest of the rail line.
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The Hoefler contribution to the RR fest.
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Matthew Guerrieri’s tribute to Rauschenberg.
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Really interesting analysis of the strong trend to vote Hillary in the Appalachians.
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Insufficient entropy means that it is very easy to bruteforce DSA keys on Debian.
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Google Maps can now show annotations from Wikipedia. The trick is in geocoding the articles.
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Rauschenberg designed Speaking in Tongues? I had no idea.
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Killer photoset of Arlington’s infrastructure as seen from the former railway bed, now Minuteman Trail.
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Interesting project–a set of essays on the Internet that respond to each other. Looking forward to seeing it grow.
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How to write an .htaccess file to block all unauthorized traffic.
Day: May 14, 2008
Arlington infrastructure
Doc Searls has a nice photoset of Arlington’s infrastructure as seen from the most infra structure of all, the remains of the rail line that forms the Minuteman Trail. He also points to a blog about the trail that makes for interesting reading.
Doc and his commenters have done a lot of digging on Arlington history, and made some good observations about the town, such as the homemade curbing in many streets (legacy of our “private road” peculiarity).