A remarkable absence of Titanic news this weekend. Last year was the hundredth anniversary, and that seems to have exhausted media interest in the subject. Too bad; this story didn't get much play. They found the violin played by the band as the ship sank.
In related news: another toilet-related problem for a cruise ship.
Everyone got a $50 voucher.
PAY UP TurboTax had some online problems yesterday, but everything's fine now. Don't worry. But wouldn't it be nice if the government just sent you a bill, saving you from the trials and traumas of tax day? The Verge notes:
If you're going to link to something you paraphrased, don't reuse words like "painstakingly," because they tend to stand out. Anyway, the Verge piece continues:
I'm not sure "popular" is the word. "Purchased with a heavy heart and a sullen, bitter acceptance of the miseries to come" might be better. Reserve "popular" for things people enjoy. If there's ever a home DIY Root-Canal kit, it might be frequently purchased, but it would never be popular.
WEB North Korea's various sites have been hijacked by Anonymous. CNET ponders:
"So far" suggests we're a few more hacked sites away from a change in government policy, which doesn't seem likely. Here's one of the images that greeted Nork viewers when they called up a webpage:
