today's schedule 1:00-1:30 OVERVIEW      Lloyd's spiel: announcements      Tom's talk: cyberpiracy      discussion & questions      journal Q of the day 1:30-3:00 NetHunt 2000! 3:00-3:15 photo op and break 3:15-3:55 GROUP work      NetHunt scoring/results      homework announcement 3:55-4:00 last microbreak 4-4:30 free period      play/gametime      get to know your         groupmates & TAs you can see more pictures from yesterday's lab session here. the jpgs go from "1.jpg" through "13.jpg" -- just increment them by changing the jpg title at the end of the URL.

important announcements when writing your e-mail journals, please be sure to include your real name somewhere in the body of the message. we've gotten quite a few e-mails which we can't match to individual students. always check the day's schedule page for the journal question and homework assignment for the next class. if you're still casting around for ideas for your personal website, look at any student's page on the ATDP server. today's links Tom's essay on the course weblog... Piracy on the Cyber Seas "As we discussed on Wednesday, Internet sociology is definitely weird. The open-source example of Linux is not the only case of group consensus government. Right now, three organizations "govern" the Internet, but none of them are actually governments..." journal question I'm very pleased with the responses to the journals so far, but disappointed that I personally haven't found the time to respond to every single one of them. (Teaching 2 10-credit ATDP courses will put a crimp on anyone's time!) I know that Tom Fletcher has responded to some of you, and sent a global one to everybody (if you haven't received it, let us know your e-mail address so we can put you on the 'everyone' list). homework for Mon. 6.26 Read these chapters in your textbook: Chapter 6 -- Page Layout Chapter 8 -- Lists Chapter 9 -- Tables