Web Tool Said to Offer Way Past the Government Censor - New York Times Psiphon is downloaded by a person in an uncensored country (psiphon.civisec.org), turning that person’s computer into an access point. Someone in a restricted-access country can... Read more >>

‘Yours Truly,’ the E-Variations - New York Times Suggestions on how to sign off Emails. (tags: communication culture Email writing netiquette) A Primer on Electronic Communication Eszter's (my professor) advices on how to electronically communicate in academe. The primer... Read more >>

I love the ridiculously warm Thanksgiving in Twin Cities! We set off Tuesday afternoon. On the way I took American Pop Music 101 lectured by Ms. Glover. The final was fun: the grade is positively related with the extent to... Read more >>

If you choose the last answer, well, go to Google.com, click "Preferences," scroll down and change the number of results per page you want.... Read more >>

Can't believe this is the third entry I post today...Sorry for the awkwardly-worded title. Sigh. Five weeks ago I switched to Google reader because of the mishap of Bloglines. So far so good. I was wondering why Google toolbar does... Read more >>

This is the second part of my reaction to Steve Maich's Pornography, gambling, lies, theft and terrorism: The Internet Sucks. Part I is here. Whether you're after stock tips, or parenting advice, or movie reviews, it's all out there, free... Read more >>

Read this article first and tell me what you think. A top story on Macleans: Pornography, gambling, lies, theft and terrorism: The Internet Sucks. The headline is very eyeball-grabbing. I followed the link from Mícheál Ó Foghlú's post in hopes... Read more >>