Today marked visit #6 to the doctor’s office — 22 weeks into pregnancy.
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posted by jwigdahl at 11:35 pm
For those who don’t know…. this is one of the reasons I love this place:
From Slashdot:
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ayb11 writes “According to this article, the Panera Bread chain of Bakery/Cafes (think Starbucks that bakes their own bread) is the largest provider of free WiFi in the US. Their web site says, ” There are currently 573 Wi-Fi enabled Panera Bread bakery-cafes, from California to Virginia. More are added every day.” (Even my retired dad takes his barely-used laptop over there so he can get free refills on coffee.) Their full list of hotspots is here.”
posted by jwigdahl at 4:28 pm
I’m sure I’ll be hearing from some people on this Slashdot story:
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cfelde writes “A Windows Web server is more secure than a similarly set-up Linux server, according to a study presented yesterday by two Florida researchers.” In addition to the Seattle Times article, there is also coverage on VNUnet. From the article: “The researchers, appearing at the RSA Conference of computer-security professionals, discussed the findings in an event, ‘Security Showdown: Windows vs. Linux.’ One of them, a Linux fan, runs an open-source server at home; the other is a Microsoft enthusiast. They wanted to cut through the near-religious arguments about which system is better from a security standpoint.”
Now the pullquote they didn’t show you was this:
Ford said the idea was to represent what an average system administrator may do, as opposed to a “wizard” who could take extra steps to provide plenty of security on a Linux setup, for instance.
In my book, the “average” system administrator should definitely be taking any extra steps to ensure security on a box. If they don’t, they shouldn’t be administering systems.
posted by jwigdahl at 10:42 am
As I’m sure you can all imagine, I can’t be more excited about this one. 
From BoingBoing:
Mel Brooks’ “Spaceballs” to become TV series:
Xeni Jardin:

Spaceballs, Mel Brooks’ zany 1987 “Star Wars” spoof, will be remade into an animated television series. I’m not sure if this is a good thing, or a bad thing. Trivia note: the tagline for Spaceballs the movie? May the schwartz be with you.
Link to comingsoon.net’s rehashing of this subscribers-only Variety report. Link to press release.
posted by jwigdahl at 5:39 pm
Today marked visit #5 to the doctor’s office — 20 weeks into pregnancy.

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posted by jwigdahl at 12:26 am