Linked List: July 20, 2007

iPhone May Not Be Cause of Duke Wireless Woes 

Jim Dalrymple reporting for Macworld:

Duke University is taking a softer stance on the cause of its wireless networking problems on Friday. Earlier in the week Duke administrators put the blame squarely on Apple’s iPhone, but a report due today from the university may exonerate the iPhone.

Surprise, surprise.

Apple Web Server Security Issues 

More existence proof that Apple gives credit to those who report security issues.

Touching Is Believing 

Back-page ad from Apple in the July 23 issue of The New Yorker.

Joel Spolsky on Weblog Comments 

Joel Spolsky:

When a blog allows comments right below the writer’s post, what you get is a bunch of interesting ideas, carefully constructed, followed by a long spew of noise, filth, and anonymous rubbish that nobody … nobody … would say out loud if they had to take ownership of their words.

Jason Santa Maria: ‘Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes’ 

Philadelphia just got a little less smart.

Twitter Blog: Friends, Followers, and Notifications 

Twitter simplifies even further.