Continuing an amazingly evil trend of cars recording your actions, there's another article over at news.com:

Noting that many drivers are unaware that their actions are being recorded, they say rights to privacy could be violated in the absence of regulations governing how the data can be used and interpreted.

Full article at:

http://news.com.com/Rocky+road+for+car+black+boxes/2009-1041_3-5604449.html?tag=nefd.lede

From article over at slashdot.org:

http://science.slashdot.org/science/05/03/07/129248.shtml?tid=187&tid=14

XopherMV writes "A study by Lai and Singh, published in a 1995 issue of Bioelectromagnetics, found an increase in damaged DNA in the brain cells of rats after a single two-hour exposure to microwave radiation at levels considered "safe" by government standards. The idea behind that study was relatively simple: expose rats to microwave radiation similar to that emitted by cell phones, then examine their brain cells to see if any DNA damage resulted. The news was apparently unwelcome in some quarters. According to internal documents that later came to light, Motorola started working behind the scenes to minimize any damage Lai's research might cause even before the study was released. In a memo and a draft position paper dated Dec. 13, 1994, officials talked about how they had "war-gamed the Lai-Singh issue" and were in the process of lining up experts who would be willing to point out weaknesses in Lai's study and reassure the public. To this day, the cell phone industry continues to dispute Lai and Singh's findings although half of about 200 studies say there is a biological effect from cell phone radiation. Read more in UW Columns."

From an article over at slashdot.org:

Kerbo writes "Kerry Garrison has written up a complete guide to building your own PBX with Asterisk@Home to create your own working PBX system. In the article, he shows how you can build a complete, working system for under $20 (assuming you have some old hardware laying around the house)."

I've installed MOBIE 0.8.0.17 onto yml.com. This adds some stylesheet changes but most importantly includes the return call fixes in formVista. You should notice that yml.com is a bit snappier.

If you notice any problems please let me know by filling out a ticket report in the bug list on the left.

Thanks,

-- Yermo