Part 3 of a series on how IP Relay, a system designed to help deaf and speech-impaired people make phone calls via the Internet, is being exploited by scammers & pranksters, who use it to conceal their identities.

Part 2 of a series on how IP Relay, a system designed to help deaf and speech-impaired people make phone calls via the Internet, is being exploited by scammers & pranksters, who use it to conceal their identities.

A system designed to help deaf and speech-impaired people make phone calls via the Internet is being exploited by scammers & pranksters, who use it to conceal their identities. Part 1 of a series.

A podcast about geospatial stuff: "We discuss Open Source GIS (obviously), the Canadian government's role in supporting OGC and Open Source tools, and the hurdles to data access in both the US and Canada."

Related link: http://www.spacemusic.nl When is a button not a button? When I click on the RSS button above this article,* Firefox asks me where I want to download a file called “ ” (there’s just a blank space). Safari just redisplays the article teaser. The and buttons on other sites (which look even more like physical buttons) bring up the whole...

The word is out. PSP Hacks is on its way.

This post attempts to put some meat on that overloaded term, "Web 2.0." It does this by defining the atmosphere that Web 2.0 applications operate within and making (hopefully) clear assertions about what the moving parts are, as well as the core attributes of those parts. The goal is to give the reader some "kindling wood" for thinking about creating their own composite application services around this emerging model.

Talking about technology heroes, and a two of my favorite technology leaders; Dave Thomas and Rich Kilmer.

Imagine podcasting live inside a super-powered robot suit while trigger-happy tourists shoot at you. You’d probably be on this amazing site.

Looking for a few good Java apps for the Motorola Razr...