*sigh*

Someone on my friends list just link to New Scientist.  So I followed the link, to be told that I'd seen my 3 permitted articles.  Which is odd, as I don't actually go to New Scientist very often.

They seem to be working this out by IP address, which is a little frustrating, as I share an outgoing IP address with all the people behind the proxy server here (about 5,000 of us).  I'm not sure those 3 pages are going to go very far...

Delicious LiveJournal Links for 3-2-2010

• BNP high-up claims that there's nothing wrong with rape. Or hitting women.
  (tags: rape bnp uk politics EpicFail)
• 50% of Americans believe women should be forced to change their name when they marry
  (tags: feminism marriage relationships patriarchy)
• God Watches You Google
  (tags: google history search privacy)
• What Were The Best Comics Covers Of 2009?
  (tags: art comics warrenellis)
• Sense at last - Eurocrats mandate maximum charge for data roaming
  (tags: Europe data telecoms mobile broadband)
• Mobile data - a guide to its pastn present and future.
  (tags: mobile 4g technology broadband wireless data internet)
• Clackamas man exercises free speech rights by giving cops the finger
  (tags: politics freespeech usa)
• Gobekli Tepe: The Worldâ™s First Temple? Over 6000 years older than Stonehenge
  (tags: history religion turkey archeology culture anthropology science)
• Using Math to Turn Lo-Res Datasets Into Hi-Res Samples
  (tags: algorithms compression math image mathematics mri graphics)

I love Valve

Here you can find the latest information about hidden data in a new update for Portal.

I adore the sense of humour involved:

Apeture Science is built on three pillars. Pillar one: Science without results is just witchcraft. Pillar two: Get results or you're fired. Pillar three: if you suspect a coworker of bein' a witch, report them immediately. I cannot stress that enough. Witchcraft will not be tolerated.