Apple listens to customers, adds new “low cost” iPod to lineup [via iPodHacks.com] Also check out the rear view. Heh. My birthday is this Saturday. I want an iPod. Preferably a real one.
ZDNet: Microsoft admits IE security alert lapse. A confusing headline, but this article claims that Microsoft knew about the bug described in this security bulletin for a week, but chose to publicly chastise the security expert who found it instead of fixing it promptly. I wrote about this last week. I wish I had archived the security bulletin as it was first published; now that a patch is released (and people all over the world have chastised Microsoft for their arrogant tone), they have rewritten the bulletin and removed any trace of hostility. They even thank the security expert for his help in “protecting customers”. Feh.
The Register: BMG to replace anti-rip Natalie Imbruglia CDs.
Taliban Thwarted by Irreproducible Result [via myNakada]
Al Qaeda Duped? [via Q Daily News]
Ever wonder if you’re the last to know? Thanks to DayPop, I can now positively confirm that I am, indeed, the last to know about this story.
