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usual photoshop contest
smells like
an army of one?
Wow, that's a career change:
The Army first reached out to parents in 2005 as part of its Army of One campaign by advertising giant Leo
Burnett. These ads were directed by Samuel Bayer, who made his mark directing
Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit”
video. link
Labels: propaganda
police are
lovin' the taser
I've found two cases on the Internets were police
have tasered pregnant women in the neck. I've seen once
case where they tasered a handcuffed woman. They tasered a student for asking a
question. Can you imagine being issued one of these wonderful tools? You'd be
itching to use it on somebody. Wouldn't
it be great to be able to go around shocking people whenever you got frustrated?
Remember folks: Obey or be electrocuted. The
Authorities are here to help. We are no longer people, we are cattle to
be corralled and prodded, like cows before a cattle-prod. God Bless America, and
God save us from Ourselves.
Labels: police
SCAB WRITER
FOR HIRE!!
Hell, why not? I can write funny stuff for talk
shows. Hire me to write your funny material. How hard can it be? Half the stuff
on late night isn't that funny anyway. Except the Daily Show. I don't have the
moxie for that.
Labels: writing
amazon's
customer service number
really long
blog post about stuff
Today I did many things. I installed AV software.
I exported contacts and calendars. I taught basic networking and backup
procedures. I uninstalled bad software. I uninstalled bad software that had cost
this company a lot of money. I replaced that software with . CSV files. The RFC dealing with Comma Separated
Values is RFC 4180 and is found at this address: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4180. All of this makes me sound
like a smarty-pants, but those of you in
the know know better. a CSV file is a text file. Text files are
cool. Then I networked network printing goodness, which, as all of you
know, makes its own gravy. Then I had two
hamburgers and a regular order of fries at a new place I've discovered, McDonalds. Then I drove home. Then I went to
the gym and ran on the treadmill and did
some sit-ups and lifted a few weights. Later I'm going to drink wine and
watch TV with the missus. Before I do that, I'm going to work on my bestselling novel. After all that I'm probably
going to go to sleep. While I'm asleep I'm probably going to dream about stuff,
but I won't remember that stuff when I wake up because I rarely remember my dreams, and that's too
bad, because I probably dream all kinds of cool stuff, like I have super powers or something. If I had super
powers, I'd fly around and right wrongs. I'd fly around in my 2002 Ford Taurus,
ending wars and bringing down a healthy can of whoop-ass on a lot of rich
bastards. ("waterboarding isn't
torture? then you don't mind trying it out for yourself huh?") I'd cure cancer and grow limbs back on all the
people, and fuse spines and cause corn to
grow in places like Darfur. I'd turn all land-mines into pumpkins and all automatic
weapons into those plastic tubes you spin around, and they whistle? You know,
those orange and green flexible tubes, and the only reason they are there so
kids can spin them around and they whistle? The problem with those, at least
when I was a kid, is that eventually we'd get bored and start wailing on each
other with them, and that hurts. Almost as much as hot-wheel tracks. Ever get beat with a
hot-wheel track? Those orange pieces of plastic about a yard long? That hurts
like a m0thrfckr. My friggin' dog is outside barking. Ginger is a beautiful dog, but she's the
last friggin' dog we'll ever own because I'm getting semi-old and I'm sick of messing around with the dog, but of
course, whenever I see her I immediately start baby-talking to her, and I'm
pretty sure if anyone hears me they'll think I'm a crazy person. I
downloaded the movie NETWORK on the tivo,
and I'm looking forward to seeing it. I saw this crazy paranoid video called THE
ZEITGUIST on Google Video and now I'm all conspiracy theory in the head. But not really.
I still don't buy the "911 was an inside job" theory, even though it is true the
neocon fascists used it to invade Iraq. That's okay, I'm so tired of being
outraged I'm not outraged anymore. Well anywhoo, nothing happened today.
Goodnight and good luck
Labels: computers, dumb
stuff, geekdom, generic blog post, Internets, Iraq, movies, politics, propaganda, running
the 15
lateral play explained
Wii grasses
up cheating wife
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A US
soldier discovered his missus had been playing away at home after spotting a suspicious "Mii" on his Nintendo Wii, the
Evening Standard reports. The man, known only as Tony, returned from a
year in Iraq to reports from chums that his wife had been cheating on him. He'd
had the Wii for company while on service in Iraq, but had mailed it back to the
States prior to his return. His other half claimed she'd only kissed the
suspect, a professional bowler, once, but the Wii said otherwise. Tony emailed a
Nintendo messageboard admitting he'd was "confused about his wife's denials of
any indiscretion". However, he continued: "All that changed when I plug
in my Nintendo Wii for some Wii Sports. I flip through the Wii menu and visit
the Mii channel so I can peruse the many friends that I have created with the
guys that I played with in Iraq. As I go through the characters I see there is a Mii that I have not
created."Tony concluded: "I went into the Wii message board and
click on the calendar option. Through this menu I was able to identify the many nights my wife's Mii
and this other Mii character played Wii bowling."And for good
measure, the offending Mii was apparently "strikingly similar" to the bowling
philanderer. The end result? " Tony has
separated from his wife and filed for divorce," the Standard notes.
® story lifted from here: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/11/21/wii_grass/
Labels: Iraq, stupidity, tech
J a n c e e D
u n n: J.C. Penney's 1975 catalog: Not Suitable For Young Children
No Sh!t.
No Kidding. The truth comes out. I cannot believe it:
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Former White House spokesman Scott McClellan says top administration
officials -- including President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney -- were
involved in his "unknowingly" passing along false information about the leak
of a CIA operative's identity.
In October 2003, as controversy grew about the leak of Valerie Plame's
name, McClellan stood at the White House podium and told reporters that Karl
Rove, the president's top political adviser, and I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby,
Cheney's chief of staff, had not been involved.
"There was one problem. It was not
true," McClellan writes in his new book, "What Happened," which is to
be released in April.
The excerpt, which consists of just three paragraphs from a 400-page book,
reads in full:
"The most powerful leader in the world had called upon me to speak on his
behalf and help restore credibility he lost amid the failure to find weapons
of mass destruction in Iraq. So I stood at the White House briefing room
podium in front of the glare of the klieg lights for the better part of two
weeks and publicly exonerated two of the senior-most aides in the White House:
Karl Rove and Scooter Libby.
"There
was one problem. It was not true.
"I had
unknowingly passed along false information. And five of the highest ranking
officials in the administration were involved in my doing so: Rove, Libby, the
vice president, the president's chief of staff, and the president
himself." And so it begins. I always suspected that a few of
these Administration Zombie Bastards
might actually have souls. I just never imagined Scott McClellan would be one of them.
Labels: bush, Iraq, news, politics, propaganda, Time
Machines, Yes Men
undersimplify
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undersimplify. I just woke up and was
thinking that word, and I thought, "damn, I bet no one has ever thought of that
word." Undersimplify
would mean to make things too complicated, as in, "You're undersimplifying this. It's
not that hard." But Alas, I Googled it, and yes, somebody else already
thought of the word "undersimplify". But it is a damn fine unword
nonetheless. Okay, it's 4:30ish in the morning, I'm going back to
bed.
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PS: Oh yeah, Google owns
Blogger right? Why does the verb "Googled" trigger the spellchecker but "Google"
doesn't? Andy why does " spellchecker"
trigger the spellchecker? I'm supposed to make the word "spellchecker" into two
words? I don't think so. This post was posted without the use of drugs or
alcohol. Really.
Labels: words
No, Barry
Bonds never took steroids:
From the book Game of Shadows:
"Since joining the Giants, Bonds had gone from a size 42 to a size
52 jersey; from size 10 ½ to size 13 cleats; and from a size 7 1/8 to size 7 ¼
cap, even though he had taken to shaving his
head.." Full grown men don't do that. At least
they're not supposed to.
Labels: sports
this is one
reason is why network news sucks:
ABC News opening story for Friday, November 16:
Barry Bonds took steroids, and baseball has a steroids problem. How much
time did they spend on this? 4:48. Almost 5
minutes on a stupid game.The second story? A typhoon kills at least 1100 people. Time
spent: 1:33. Less than two minutes on a catastrophe bigger than 9/11. Not only
were those people killed, but their farms and homes were destroyed. If
every professional baseball player overdosed with steroids and died tomorrow,
the world would be a better place because
baseball is stupid.That's one reason why network news sucks.
Labels: news, stupidity
Incoherent,
Paranoid Rant
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Will we be consumers for the
corporate good? Will our grandchildren be issued credit cards at
birth? Will GovernCorp put up enough cameras to keep us under enough
Surveillance to bring back the land of the free? Will we know when it is safe
enough to take the cameras down again? They will take the cameras down again,
right? Will we monitor enough phone conversations and emails to give us
liberty? Will GovernCorp keep us safe from the bad people? Will we know when it
is safe enough to stop eavesdropping? Will we ever learn to "cooperate"
while we're being herded and hogtied by the friendly police? Will we cooperate
when it's our turn to be waterboarded? Will GovernCorp pick the right
dictator to keep the Middle East still enough to extract enough oil out from
under it to burn up the atmosphere?" Will the President and Senators and
Congressmen wear their Corporate Masters' logos on their suits like they do in
NASCAR so we can see who they really represent? Will we fight enough wars
to employ enough private contractors to keep the Military Industrial Complex
afloat until we become a completely militarized nation? Will we write our
tax laws in such a way that we make enough billionaires that eventually their
sweet generosity will trickle down to the rest of us? Will we become
polarized enough so that our great divided nation can stand on its two
feet? Will we retroactively abort criminals? Will we watch enough
television to fill enough couches with enough asses that we won't notice the
tanks roll down our streets? Will we taser enough students and protesters
until they stop asking questions and focus on consuming? Will we position our
Free Speech Zones far enough away from our Dear Leaders to keep them
comfortable? Will we privatize enough prisons and fill them with enough
people to keep the guards and administrators and food service companies
gainfully employed? Can we imprison enough people to turn a profit? Will
we waterboard enough Muslims to make them tells us what we want to know and
teach them to love our freedom and our respect for human dignity? Will we
go into debt deep enough to buy enough flat screens and iPods and cell phones
and computers until we never have to interface with each other directly ever
again? Will we strip-search enough grandmothers in enough airports in the
name of freedom to finally make the skies friendly again? Will the
atmosphere wipe us out fast enough to save the planet from ourselves? Will we
build enough cars to fill enough roads so we'll all go back to riding bicycles
and walking? Will we put our six billion heads together and agree that
birth control is bad? Will we pump out enough babies to collapse the world in on
itself? Will the dollar collapse? Will we need a wheelbarrow full
of dollars to buy a loaf of bread? Will we know when we've cut down the
last tree? Will we kill each other for a glass of water? Will
churches have armories? Will pickup trucks full of men with automatic
weapon search the streets for those who do not believe what they
believe? Will the mail trucks stop delivering the mail so we don't know
we're foreclosed on? Will the food trucks stop filling the grocery
stores? Will we eat the bark from trees? Will we resort to
cannibalism? Will Democrats taste any different than Republicans if we
marinate them with teriyaki or barbeque sauce before we cook them? Will
we starve until it is sociably acceptable to bludgeon our neighbors and cook
them over open fires in our backyards?
Labels: food, Global Warming, nihilism, propaganda, RANTS, stupidity
How to Cure a
Hangover - Mahalo
Please God,
send us some more water so we can waste it!
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So, they're having a drought
in the Southeast.
Ga. Governor Prays for Rain at Capitol
By GREG BLUESTEIN –
1 day ago
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue stepped up to a
podium outside the state Capitol on Tuesday and led a solemn crowd of several
hundred people in a prayer for rain on
his drought-stricken state.
"We've come together here simply for one
reason and one reason only: To very reverently and respectfully pray up a
storm," Perdue said after a choir provided a hymn. link Isn't God the
one holding the rain back in the first place? I mean really. And if He
has a reason to send a drought down on Georgia, maybe it isn't our place to try
to talk him out of it. There are home owner's associations that won't
allow people to hang out their laundry. No, that would ruin the aesthetics of the neighborhood. There
are people who dig wells in their own yards so they can get past water
restrictions. Not so they can save water, not so they can cut down on usage, but
so they can water their
lawns. Yes, I think I know why God is causing droughts, fires,
floods, and hurricanes all over the planet: God
is trying to save the planet by wiping out the stupid, undeserving,
fossile-fuel burning warlike primates that can't take a hint.
Labels: Global Warming
the fastest
car in the world
No, you can't
have your day in court. Now shut the f**k up and pay your parking ticket.
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Cities Eliminate Right to Contest
Parking Tickets Boston, Massachusetts and Washington, DC effectively
eliminate the right to contest parking tickets. In an attempt to stem the loss of revenue from motorists
contesting parking tickets, cities are effectively eliminating the traditional due process rights of
motorists to defend themselves at an impartial hearing. By the end of
next year, Washington, DC's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will not allow
anyone who believes he unfairly received a citation to have his day in an
administrative hearing. "DMV will complete the phase-out of in-person
adjudication of parking tickets in favor of mail-in and e-mail
adjudication by December 2008," the Fiscal Year 2008 DMV plan states. The move is intended to
allow automated street sweeper parking ticket machines to boost the number
of infractions cited well beyond the 1.6 million currently handed out by
meter maids. As
one-third of those who contest citations in the city are
successful, the hearings cut significantly into the $100 million in
revenue tickets generate each year. Under the DMV's plan, motorists will only be able to object to a
ticket by email or letter where city employees can ignore or reject letters in bulk
without affected motorists having any realistic recourse. That's
not good enough for residents like Emily Miller, who told us that being
able to present her case in person was essential. The Sunday school
teacher was found not guilty at an administrative DMV hearing in June of
driving with an open
container of coffee. She was so thrilled with her victory that she
decided to fight a parking ticket issued to her in a location where the
parking signs were contradictory. Motorists in many cities besides DC complain about
unfair citations. So far, Baltimore, Maryland's Inspector General has
uncovered 10,000
bogus parking tickets issued to innocent motorists. In Boston and
other cities in Massachusetts, motorists cannot challenge a $100 parking ticket in court
without first paying a $275 court fee. If found innocent, the motorist does not receive
a refund of the $275.
found hereSource: FY08 Performance Plan (Washington DC
Department of Motor Vehicles, 11/9/2007)
Labels: apathy, news
generic blog post
hi everybody. today i stopped at 4 places
and fixed computers. one of the houses was very large. i ran 4 miles and
now i'm typing this. some other stuff happened. thanks for stopping by. if
more stuff happens, i'll type about it here.
Labels: generic blog post
my buddy's buddy's letter to the editor
Barry's friend sent
this letter in to the newspaper, and I'm passing the awesomeness on to
you
Wichita Eagle, The (KS)
2007-11-06
Section:
OPINION
Edition: main
Page: 6A
ISN'T IT TIME TO TAX CHURCHES?
With the demand for public
services increasing, it is time to re-evaluate the current tax-exempt
status for religious properties. In Kansas, 14.1 percent of the total
appraised property value is exempt from property taxes simply because it
is owned by a religious group or organization. This is $2.86 billion of
untaxed property, according to a 2006 report titled "Erosion of the
Kansas Property Tax Base," by Glenn W. Fisher.
Properties used by
religious, educational benevolent organizations are exempted in the
belief that they provide services to the community that reduce the
burden on government. This exemption began with legislation dating from
the 1860s. The churches in 1860 were much different from the churches
today. Over the years, many churches have morphed into businesses. They
have cash flow. They budget a portion of this cash flow to marketing.
They have a payroll. They invest in training for their employees. They
maintain faciliti es. They usually contribute to and are members of
larger franchises. On top of this, our church community has become very
politically active in recent years. Focus on the Family, American Family
Radio and the Discovery Institute are but a few of the wealthy political
organizations that are backed, at least in part, with church funds and
are overtly engaged in political campaigning. It is not unusual for
churches to offer voter guidelin es and to aid in fundraising for
political candidates. Remember Phill Kline and his memo concerning
church fundraisers? How about Ralph Reed?
It would appear that a greater percentage of church
funds is being spent on salaries, facilities and activism than is being
spent on community aid and works of charity. For these reasons and more,
it is time to tax all religious property on an equal basis with private
property. Let's put an end to public subsidies for religion.
P.R. COLQUETTE
Milton
Labels: bible, politics, PSA
cell phone Jammers: Pure Awesomeness
A cell-phone jammer
that can fit in your pocket? The vindictive asshole in me loves it!
There's an article on it in the NYT. website.
But then again, I rely on my phone for my business. So on the other hand,
I'd hate to have my phone jammed. But I would excuse myself from a
resturant table if I got a call . . . Hm. . . . I'm torn by this. They also have a link
to a place to buy a cell phone jammer. Anywhoo: Cell-Phone Jammers: Awesome!
Labels: geekdom, tech
There's no "i" in "team." But there is a "m" and an
"e".
The "me" in team kind
of negates the entire "there's no 'i' in team" saying doesn't it? Remember
folks: there's an "m" and an "e" in "team". You have to have a little "me" time once in awhile.
So this Friday, take a few more minutes on that smoke break. Take your
time coming back from lunch, or don't come back at all if you can get away
with it. Surf the Internets when you are supposed to be working. And while
you do your actual work, don't give a 100%. Give 40%. You and I both know
you're not getting paid as much as you're worth. Remember, you are the
"me" in "team". That's my
motivational team-building snippit for Friday. Use it in staff meetings or
at any other place where people are all like, "rah rah go team."
Labels: dumb stuff, generic blog post, stupidity
I'm watching Southpark!
The following
conversation took place between a 41 year old man (me) and his 12 year old
daughter (Savannah) Savannah: "Dad, can we play the Wii?" Me: "I'm watching Southpark!" This actually took place.
Labels: generic blog post
the GOP: Gay Old Party
Yowza, the Republicans
love the salami. Another GOP representative has resigned because he is a
closet flamer. It's always the conservative voting married dudes. It's not
the gayness, it's the hypocrisy that's annoying. Let's all revel in
someone else's personal failures! Yeah! Link Here
Labels: dumb stuff, Internets, news, stupidity
Can something be
overhyped? Yes
I am a big fan of the
Seinfeld series. I watched every single episode, and I love them all. I
haven't been a fan of Jerry Seinfeld's stand-up, but I've always had a
relatively positive opinion of him. But this friggin' "Bee Movie" has been
so overhyped, I'm not going to watch it, ever. I'm so sick of hearing
about it already. And now I check my inbox and lo and behold, there's an
email from "conservation international" (never heard of them) and they're
hawking this friggin' movie that I'm already sick of and I haven't seen
it. So, in conclusion, I
hate "Bee Movie" and I hate Jerry Seinfeld for spawning spam. I have ranted enough. Peace!
Labels: movies, RANTS
something useful on the Internets
Of course, because the State Dept. thinks it is okay
to shoot brown-skinned people.
Yes, Blackwater
murderers will get immunity. Jesus H. Christ on a Cracker:
U.S. promised Blackwater guards
immunity, officials say
* Story Highlights
*
Sources: Investigators said guards' statements wouldn't be used against
them
* It's unclear if the State
Department has the authorization to grant immunity
* Blackwater USA was involved in deadly shooting in
Iraq September
16
* Blackwater has said shooting was
justified; Iraqis called it "premeditated murder"
From Terry Frieden
CNN
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- State Department investigators
promised Blackwater guards immunity from prosecution for last month's
deadly shooting of 17 Iraqi civilians in Baghdad, according to officials
familiar with the matter.
That could potentially complicate any attempt to
bring criminal charges in the case, the officials said.
The Justice Department and
FBI refused comment on the investigation, which the State Department
announced in early October. Blackwater also declined to
comment. this sludge was scraped from CNN.
Mercenaries: cute. cuddly. like little kittens.
Labels: bush, dumb stuff, execution, Iraq, news, nihilism, propaganda, stupidity
To the Hague! To the Hague!
This is the only news
story that said his Evilness had to "flee" France, but I hope they chase
this rat-bastard down and put him on trial at the Hague for war crimes. Again, this is
the only story that has him actually "fleeing," but I love the thought of
that:
Rumsfeld Flees
France, Fearing Arrest
Former U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld
fled France today
fearing arrest over charges of "ordering and authorizing" torture
of detainees at both the American-run Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and the
U.S. military's detainment facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, unconfirmed
reports coming from Paris suggest.
U.S. embassy officials whisked Rumsfeld away
yesterday from a breakfast meeting in Paris organized by the Foreign
Policy magazine after human rights groups filed a criminal complaint
against the man who spearheaded President George W. Bush's "war
on terror" for six years.
Under international law, authorities in France
are obliged to open an investigation when a complaint is made while the
alleged torturer is on French soil.
According to activists in France, who greeted
Rumsfeld, shouting "murderer" and "war criminal" at the breakfast
meeting venue, U.S. embassy officials remained tight-lipped about the
former defense secretary's whereabouts citing "security
reasons".
Labels: bush, Iraq, news, stupidity
gr half marathon
Today I ran the
Grand Rapids HALF marathon. That's 13.1 miles of pure awesomeness. It
was cold and DARK at 7:00 this morning. I and a couple of other runners
commandeered a Metro
Health VIP tent with a heater in it and waited for the start.
Normally I listen to music when I run, but the website said it wasn't
allowed, and I, being a rookie, didn't bring my tunes. Of course, every
other person had their headphones on. I did pretty good, or at least I
thought I was until I realized an 80 year old man was pretty much beating
me, and on mile 9 I finally caught up with this lady who was POWER WALKING! So
with no music, I decided to improvise and I sang " Working in A Coal
Mine" the DEVO version. That got me in a good rhythm; good thing
too. I finished in 2:26:28. The guy who won the full marathon (26.2 miles)
finished about thirty seconds after I did. At least I "beat" that guy. Anywhoo, I am awesome. Oh
yeah, they had beer and food at the end. That was cool.
Labels: running
i'm not sure what to
think of this . . .
generic blog post
Hi, this is a generic
blog post. Today I did some stuff. Some stuff happened on the news, and
I'm planning on doing some stuff later. When I do some stuff, or hear
about something interesting, I'll post it here. Thanks for reading.
Labels: generic blog post
Her arm was found near the accident still clutching a
cell phone.
Woman's Arm Severed In Car
Accident
A Letcher
County woman suffered a horrible injury early Thursday when her arm was
severed in a car crash on the Mountain Parkway in Clark County.
Jacqueline Dotson and her
six-year-old daughter had to be cut out of their vehicle after the
accident in which Dotson veered into the median and over-corrected,
rolling her truck over the guardrail and landing upside down after
flipping several times.
Several people stopped to help, and it turns out,
the good samaritans may very well have saved Dotson's life. Sheila Vice,
a nurse's aide, and an off-duty EMT from another county stopped to help,
and put a tourniquet on Dotson's arm to stop the bleeding. Her arm was found near
the accident still clutching a cell phone.
"Basically we stayed there
and talked to them until the EMT drivers got there," said Vice.
Rescuers used the jaws of
life to get the Dotson and her daughter out of the truck. Both were
flown to hospitals, and Dotson is listed in serious condition at UK
Hospital. Her daughter is not in the hospital, and sheriff's officials
say they believe she's going to be fine.
Both were wearing seat belts.
thanks barry! link
Labels: news, stupidity
guy arrested for providing LINKS to copyrighted
material
The site doesn't
actually host any copyrighted material. It just provided LINKS to it, the
guy gets arrested anyway.
Probably the most popular video streaming site
around has been busted by UK authorities. It's a sad day for
streaming video fans everywhere as news has been reported that TVLinks has been shut down and the owner, a
26yo man from Chelteham in the UK, was arrested.
Though not hosting an
actual content himself, and rather merely providing links to where
particular titles can be found, he was nonetheless apparently charged
for the "facilitation" of copyright infringement.
"Sites such as TV Links contribute to and profit
from copyright infringement by identifying, posting, organizing, and
indexing links to infringing content found on the internet that users
can then view on demand by visiting these illegal sites," said a
spokesman for Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) today.
What makes the charges so odd is that he was
again, only providing LINKS to pirated content, and never actually
hosted anything. Can linking really be considered "facilitation?" If I
link to TVLinks am I then a co-conspirator?
found here
Labels: Internets
YouTube comments suck! how to be rid of them
I woke up at 5 this
morning, couldn't get back to sleep. So, do you hate YouTube comments as much as I do? It
makes me realize how stoopid other people are. Well, I searched "script to remove youtube comments"
and I discovered this: http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/7981it lets you view YouTube
videos without the annoying comments. I use Firefox and a plugin called
Greasemonkey. You geeks out there have probably known about this forever,
but I'm kind of slow on the uptake. So anywhoo, just thought I'd share that with out.
Comments suck.
Labels: computers, geekdom, video
unfrickinbelievable photo synth demonstration
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BOISE, Idaho - A state police academy
leader has disavowed the slogan of the most recent graduating class
urging one another to "go out and cause" post-traumatic stress
disorder.
