A full page of "games making interesting use of artificial intelligence", discovered when I followed a link to Dan O'brien's Cloak, Dagger, and DNA.
Via Joel on Software, some articles I have to look into....
"A probable prime is an integer that satisfies a condition also satisfied by all prime numbers."
And I'm only three years late in learning that Agrawal had a break through leading to a polynomial time prime test.
Security author Bruce Schneier notes that drivers under automatic surveillance have not modified their behaviors toward safer driving.
It seems to me, if you want to use cameras to penalize unsafe driving, you ought to be tuning them to enforce tailgating laws - get the drivers properly spaced in time.
I suppose in theory drivers might respond by neatly spacing themselves 500 feet apart driving 120 MPH. But that doesn't seem likely - I wonder what they would do instead?
Pick a pope, any pope. That's right, now take a good look at it, and memorize your pope - but don't tell me who it is! Now slide your pope into the deck, and shuffle it thoroughly....
The EZ Catch Chicken Harvester video ( BrightCoop was apparently slashdotted, but BlogTelevision has a copy ) really needs to be paired with the The Bacon Brothers.
Who has got the skills?
Thomas Mulligan, of the LA Times
describes how Frank McCourt purchased the Dodgers.