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2004.09.27
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These were sent to the mailing list for photos sent from my camera phone in recent months. I'll be talking about the list at the N.Y.C. Photobloggers event at the Apple Store in Soho on Thursday. Eliot will be there too and will hopefully talk about the photo hosting service he's been working on. Also presenting are the people behind these fine sites: 114th.net, Joe's NYC, MetroPlus, Overshadowed, DirtDirt, Meccapixel and the legendary fotolog.net/lauratitian. Hosted by Jake and Rion. Hope to see you there. See also 2004.01.15. | ||
2004.09.24
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42nd Street, Manhattan. | ||
2004.09.22
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Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. | ||
2004.09.21
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Montauk, Long Island, New York. | ||
2004.09.20
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Something I wrote for Monday's NYT: Users Find Too Many Phish in the Internet Sea. It's a look at all those fake Citibank messages you've been getting. One such message is analyzed in an accompanying graphic. If you were kind enough to respond to my request for copies of fake Citibank e-mail, watch your mailbox for info on a little contest. Update: Jason 'Google browser' Kottke won a photo print. | ||
2004.09.16
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Hyperlinks #
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Occupying force on the block, Park Slope. See also 2003.03.07. | ||
2004.09.13
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Richmond, Virginia. Lake Forest, Illinois. Stone Ridge, New York. | ||
2004.09.10
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Sicily. The Ape is kind of a cross between a pickup truck and a Vespa (same manufacturer). Its thin chassis makes it perfect for navigating the tiny ancient side streets of many Italian towns. Great for transporting watermelons, or you can convert it into... ...a trash hauler... ...or an ice cream stand. Plus it's faster than a speeding jogger. Ape links: | ||
2004.09.07
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Request: Citibank phishing e-mail #
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A request: If you've received e-mail in the last two weeks or so pretending to be from Citibank and asking you to enter your account info on a dodgy site, can you please Update: Note that a reward will be given to a randomly selected contributor of such e-mail. Go poke around in that junk folder. Update 2: Thanks for your submissions -- I have all I need. See the resulting article on phishing. | |
2004.09.02
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Taormina, Sicily. | ||
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