Monthly Archives: September 2006

Facebook Feeds

Apparently the sky has fallen, and the end of the world is nigh, because [tag]Facebook[/tag] has implemented the so called [tag]mini feeds[/tag]. What are these horrible, evil things? They are very simple lists of your most recent activities that get … Continue reading

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The Summer is Over

Holly crap, where did that time go? I think the word that describes my [tag]summer[/tag] the best is [tag]procrastination[/tag].

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AOL and Privacy

I think [tag]AOL[/tag] is becoming the new Sony with respect to their [tag]PR[/tag] efforts. Between their already bad public image, the search query release [tag]privacy[/tag] blunder, and being pegged as [tag]badware[/tag] they really don’t have much going for them anymore. … Continue reading

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Toribashi!

I just found the most [tag]addicting[/tag] [tag]game[/tag] evar! Go and download [tag]Toribashi[/tag] now! Yes, now. I will wait – it’s only like 4 MB but it is fun as hell! It is a [tag]fighting game[/tag], but not of the button … Continue reading

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URL Obfuscation

If you know anything about the internets, you probably know what is an [tag]IP address[/tag], and what it is used for. If you don’t, I’m not gonna tell you – you will need to google it for yourself. But, not … Continue reading

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Things I Learn From Spammers

Thanks to the diligence of [tag]comment spammers[/tag] I have learned something interesting. I’m not sure if [tag]ny.com[/tag] is affiliated with the New York City in any way – it looks like a big commercial link site for NY related content. … Continue reading

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Damn Comment Spammers

[tag]Comment spammers[/tag] are getting more sophisticated every day. It is a fucking arms race. Now that they know we all have content filters on, they try to make their messages sound innocent. I currently have one jackass posting things like … Continue reading

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This is Just Wrong!

Can someone please explain this to me: Bush is cutting $2 mil from the [tag]EPA[/tag] budget, forcing the organization to shut down dozens of important public [tag]research libraries[/tag]. Then, the government turns around and puts out $20 mil [tag]public relations … Continue reading

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