Tuesday, July 31, 2001
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PETA has a new campaign.
The next Bond movie?
What the FUCK!
Monday, July 30, 2001
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What really happened.
I think I'm a trading bear. :P
Something like WiFi will be more relevant and
useful to us in the future than the last-mile strategy we use now.
Proctor & Gamble's branding strategies.
The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement.
Hahaha. The best parts
are the Canadian protestors and the Honolulu Satanism link.
Steve Gibson, now known as
the industry huckster and hypster. The Jon Katz of anti-virus.
Max Payne and da Dopefish!
The BSA is full of bs. No, really?
Saturday, July 28, 2001
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SponsorMyMelon.com.
Jerri from Survivor does a spread for Playboy.
I agree with this NASDAQ chart.
Scary!
Friday, July 27, 2001
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Gonads and strife!
honda-acura.net hacked. (screenie) efnet.org hacked also. (screenie)
Get Fuzzy is pretty funny. It's no Calvin and
Hobbes though.
Let companies name your baby!
SearchBastard.
The Vanguard News Network, more pathetic and funnier
than CapAlert.
Thursday, July 26, 2001
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The Bandit Queen was murdered.
This guy must
be feeling like he did something to piss off God.
If you can read this...
Hitachi is ditching CRT screens.
Wednesday, July 25, 2001
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Howard Stern is perhaps finally trying to put together a site. Watch the vid
of Stuttering John and AJ Benza getting into a scuffle.
Arguing on the Internet.
What the fuck?
Tuesday, July 24, 2001
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Busted.
Gynecologist changes story.
Monday, July 23, 2001
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Understanding the Japanese
economic collapse and what might happen in the US.
The connection between
Calvin & Hobbes and Fight Club.
Screwed by your broker.
First, video
games made you commit murder. Now they make you brighter. All this, but do most still make money?
No. :P
Sunday, July 22, 2001
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I don't know why I should care.
Become a master of LLAP-GOCH.
Saturday, July 21, 2001
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Should he commit suicide or not?
From the good ol' days of the Internet. Blood, Hair and Nudity Mix '98.
Friday, July 20, 2001
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Most popular
MP3 software from download.com.
Surprise. Napster
users relocate.
How to impress your date.
PlayStation 3 preview.
The NBA analysts and talking heads had you believe Chris Webber was going elsewhere, even
Indiana. Yeah right. Webber
re-signs with Sac! I didn't doubt.
Mark Cuban fucking owns.
The Webby Award winners.
Thursday, July 19, 2001
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Code Red worm hype.
Technical report.
Following an earlier story, boycottadobe.com.
Steve Jobs disappoints.
Bid on his virginity.
I aced the TV theme song quiz. Loser.
Motherboard beep codes.
It doesn't seem so unrealistic.
Something tells me this won't work.
Wednesday, July 18, 2001
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Hahahaha. Women
don't discriminate.
Oy! Conservative speaks out
regarding Chinese Olympic athletes.
Microsoft tweaks WPA (where you can
only activate one copy of WinXP once per computer) in an attempt to make something that's
inherently crazy more palatable to the real world.
Mess with the best, die like the rest. :P
Afro required.
Cheney has a $186k electricity bill
and the Navy is paying for it. Come on fellow Americans, let's make our Rosie Riveter posters asking
all patriots to conserve!
MotoPets!
Crazy Japanese.
Tale
of a junk bond king. "From which sad story we may draw a simple conclusion: when companies are controlled by
money men from Wall Street, their own interests are not necessarily the same as those of the company or its other
shareholders -- and when big money is up for grabs, you can imagine who will prevail."
Adobe gets Russian hacker arrested.
MTV's TRL Top 10. ...
Tuesday, July 17, 2001
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To see how far Napster has come is amazing. Now it's not even going to serve up
MP3 files.
Monday, July 16, 2001
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Missing dog's head.
Some poetry.
This
sort of shit is why I won't be going to India any time soon.
Modern literary criticism today.
Doesn't matter which industry you're in, if you're a big boy, you're never
held accountable.
Why my kids will laugh at me.
Okay, so maybe the virtual Internet isn't just around
the corner yet.
This is so right. Most the crap
people bitch about Microsoft for is unimportant. What they REALLY care about is much more insidious.
Sunday, July 15, 2001
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Get Off the Bull Train: Quote for Quote, the Chartist Locks Horns.
Preparing for the long bear market. The long, hard road.
Jon Katz reviews
Final Fantasy. Ughhh. A user comment: "Katz hates it? Then I gotta go see it... it should be great."
Satellite Surveillance.
Friday, July 13, 2001
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Columbine Highschool Massacre mod for Half-Life.
Before and after Twinkies.
WOOOOOOOOOO! Mekka Tour!
BootySmack didn't like Final Fantasy.
Cat had 'troubled' past.
Sign of the times: SF restaurants.
Afghanistan bans the Internet.
"Cyberspace deemed 'wrong' and 'against Islam'"
You know you're taking it up the ass
when you say, "Metallica has taken a courageous stand and a tough and principled approach to the
protection of its name and creative output, and that of other artists. They brought to our attention
essential artists' rights issues which we've addressed in our new technology." From IRC:
"tell em to quit bitching and make another album so we can ripp it off"
Roger Ebert's review of A.I.
I don't see him. Do you?
Spiderman trailer rawks. But
why the Matrix soundtrack song?
Old but good. Sex tips for geeks.
Thursday, July 12, 2001
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Rich New Yorkers being irresponsible
and amusing.
Black slang.
Can WinXP Product Activation be reverse engineered?
No one wants efnet.
Need to Know.
This is what happens when
a jerkass ircop and jerkass DOSer lock horns. Frigging efnet is
fuckin fucked!
Actors
CAN do anything they want to.
Wednesday, July 11, 2001
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Disney plagiarizes.
MoFos, attourneys at law! We some bad mutha fuckas.
Still Some
Life in the Trenches: Daytraders Sound Off.
Why
Harry Potter will fail. :P
[from camworld.com] "Late last week while walking down 7th Avenue in Brooklyn I noticed a lot of
red-and-white stickers plastered all over manhole covers and sewer drains. They looked very
official. Only upon closer inspection do you realize that they say 'Spraying for Sewer Lizards'
and feature a URL: www.sewer-alert.org. Rudimentary
research shows that the domain name sewer-alert.org is registered to the Sci-Fi Channel. Apparently,
it's some kind of promotion for a new series called The
Chronicle. Update: readers have reported that these stickers and
flyers are all over the Upper West Side as well."
Lowtax @ somethingawful.com decides to try again and
review Anarchy Online.
From the minds of CremeSavers bowling:
slap-shot hockey.