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So. Rather than another doom and gloom privacy type article, or another silly but fun test, I thought I'd post a recipe! Looks like had a successful go at the meatloaf recipe I posted, so here's another goody. Actually, there are only two recipes that I have – both from my mom. The meatloaf one was never really a “recipe” – just kind of a “wing it” deal. This however is a yummy, never fail chocolate cake recipe. It's extremely moist, rich, and yummy. Enjoy! Mom's Never Fail Vinegar Devil's Food Cake 3 cups flour 2 cups sugar 2 cups…

Comcast: Will Stop Tracking Users My translation: “We're sorry. We'll stop. We didn't think it was a big deal, but now we know we're stupid”

Comcast Tracks Users' Web Browsing Comcast spokesman Tim Fitzpatrick said Web browsing was already being recorded for its subscribers in Detroit and in parts of Delaware and Virginia, and would be extended across the nation by the end of this week. He acknowledged customers weren't notified. Fitzpatrick said Comcast, using the Inktomi software, is recording the numeric Internet address uniquely assigned to each subscriber, along with the Internet address of each requested Web page. Comcast stores the information for days before it's deleted, but it won't say for exactly how long.

But almost two years later, the warrant demanding that Tattered Cover hand over records of one of its customers' purchases remains unexecuted, held off by lawyers and temporary restraining orders. The Tattered Cover in Denver is an awesome bookstore. It's one of the few things I miss about Denver. :) The rest of the article is chilling, of course.

Washington Plans Unprecedented Camera Network “In the context of Sept. 11, we have no choice but to accept greater use of this technology,” Stephen Gaffigan, the head of the police department project, told the Journal. I have no comment. The future is looking darker and darker, folks. Well, ok, I guess that was a comment. NEW YORK (Reuters) – Washington police are building what will be the nation's biggest network of surveillance cameras to monitor shopping areas, streets, monuments and other public places in the U.S. capital, a move that worries civil liberties groups, The Wall Street Journal said on…