I was just going through all of my items in google reader (which includes linuxsecurity.com) and it looks like someone has managed to hack some spam into their newsfeed. I find it mildly entertaining that a site so focused on security is being used by spammers.
Let me clarify that this abuse is most likely due to a bug in the software they’re using to run on their site and not Linux.
Since they’ll probably clean it all up, I grabbed a quick screenshot to show you what I saw:

FYI - I just realized that the aLinks plugin (version 1.0rc1) is broken after upgrading to Wordpress 2.6. The public side of the blog works fine, but all of the admin/posting pages are dog slow. Disabling the plugin lets everything work fine.
I can’t even get to the plugin site to see if they have an updated version (due to its slowness, I’m betting they don’t yet.)

We just got back from a 5 day trip to Oregon. We went over to Depoe Bay, up to Portland, down to Salem for a BYU soccer game, back to Portland and then back home. The girls did a great job dealing with all the time in the car.
Trip stats:
2167.5 miles
40 hours, 20 min in-car time
54.1 MPH average speed
23.8 MPG average
24% of oil life used

…you’ve used a flexy straw as a ciphon to drain your ramen noodles.

Apparently, U.S. immigration officials incite more terror than the terrorists themselves.
Here’s some interesting commentary by Bruce Schneier regarding the terrorism “tax” that honest people pay. I found this quote particularly interesting:
“More respondents were worried about U.S. immigration officials (70 percent) than about crime or terrorism (54 percent) when considering a trip to the [U.S.].”