• Yahoo Caught Cookie Stuffing – They again remind me why I don’t use their search.
• KDE 4 Screenshots – Ooooo… Purty.
  

• There are now more US World of Warcraft players than farmers – Can’t say I’m shocked, mostly just an eye-opener.
• How 9 tech companies burned through 2 billion dollars – etoys.com, pets.com, kozmo.com, go.com, etc… represented just about everything that was wrong in the early web.  Glad you provided (costly) learning lessons for the rest of us.
• Pissed off customer calls Dell Tech Support – I think we all share his frustration.
  
• Mozilla’s Moola – Mozilla financial report says it had a revenue of $66 million last year with $56 million coming from Google.  Who says open-source doesn’t pay?
• 250,000 of the 1.4 million iPhones sold have gone to unlockers – In other news, some AT&T exec just threw his chair out the window.

Google’s Purchase of Jaiku Raises New Privacy Issues (NY Times)- Would you people shut up?  This is all we’ve been hearing over the last couple weeks.  Don’t you fear-mongers say this about every Google purchase?  How about you focus on AT&T providing illegal wire-taps, Comcast making a boatload off wire-tapping, and the Bush administration seeking retroactive immunity for telcos which it admits have been breaking the law (why seek immunity if they haven’t been?).  I trust Google a hell of a lot more than I trust our own government.  That aside, Jaiku rocks, the only information Jaiku & Google will have is the information you choose to give it.  Worried about privacy?  Don’t use it.  That simple.

• Just a link to some themes for a new Wordpress blog I’m thinking about starting
• BitTorrent Gets More Social with AllPeers – Social Bittorrent?  This could get interesting.  And hey… anything to make BT easier for the masses is great for the technology cause I cringe everytime I have to explain what it is or how to use it to a novice.
• Social.FM Signs Microsoft Deal, Launches New Client – Just came across this service.  Free music + Smartphone client = me likey.
• List of 4-letter domain names – Sadly anything pronounceable is long gone, but there are still a few thousand left.

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