October 2, 2000
Oh, my god! They sell stuff concerning sex in that store! Stone them!
Oh, my god! They sell stuff concerning sex in that store! Stone them! So, why is it again that sex is bad? [Courtesy of Dan Lyke's excellent Flutterby.]
Divas Defeat Goliath!
Divas Defeat Goliath! The Digital Divas have been successful in their effort to get Microsoft to cease and desist use of the Digital Diva name.
A radio DJ's prank on travelling friends.
A radio DJ's prank on travelling friends....involved faking an Interpol officer and the suggestion of "concealed" bird eggs. [More inside...]
Here is an interesting account of S11
Here is an interesting account of S11 written by a journalist who went to protest on his day off. More inside...
Worship Little Debbie cakes.
So how much money is Stephen King throwing away?
So how much money is Stephen King throwing away? G. Beato's take on the world's most famous e-publishing experiment makes a great point: King has the clout to drive traffic, and that can worth a hell of a lot more than what he's getting directly from his readers. King's got brand identity and endless content -- why is he bothering with a subscription fee?
Ralph Nader's Latest Super Rally
Ralph Nader's Latest Super Rally The man is drawing some BIG crowds. (Requires RealAudio)
Have fun laughing your ass off.
Don't just sit there, go buy some un-used 3 Letter Acronym domain names for the heck of it.
In general, if you want to use drugs and keep your job then become a programmer.
Home schooling.
Home schooling. While it can be beneficial to some, I still have to wonder about the quality of education and the social stagnation kids may be subjected to...
Long, closely-argued explanation of how America went back to the death penalty.
Al Gore and the Internet
Al Gore and the Internet
A post to nettime from Vinton Cerf, someone who knows a little something about the development of the internet (he led the development of TCP/IP), giving Al Gore props for taking initiative for creating the Internet. Al never said he "invented" the internet. But he's had a lot of influence in creating the internet we all know and love.
I have no interest in toadying for Gore, but it does bother me how people parrot the misattributed quote, and seemingly have no desire to know how things really developed.
A post to nettime from Vinton Cerf, someone who knows a little something about the development of the internet (he led the development of TCP/IP), giving Al Gore props for taking initiative for creating the Internet. Al never said he "invented" the internet. But he's had a lot of influence in creating the internet we all know and love.
I have no interest in toadying for Gore, but it does bother me how people parrot the misattributed quote, and seemingly have no desire to know how things really developed.
Democrat election site spamming search engines?
Democrat election site spamming search engines? What does Al Gore have to do with MP3's? Did he take the initiative in inventing them too?
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