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My Lovely Lady Links
[Okay, there are no lady links here - I just have Fergie on the brain.]
- What to do when your Web cam bites the hand that installs it.
- Registering a domain name is easier (and cheaper) than you may think.
- Make no bones about it: dog fighting is criminal.
- Run BASIC (don’t walk BASIC)!
- Outlook 2007 looks out for your note-taking needs.
- Continuing to point out the security vulnerabilities in Web.config files (in case the first five weren’t enough for you)!
- How many copyrights make a wrong?
- When it comes to laptops, it’s never too late for spring cleaning.
- Have The Sopranos finally gone out of whack?
- The chips are down, but what’s the game?
- When is someone going to invent a proprietary adapter for adapting proprietary adapters?
- Outlook’s junk mail tool is just as effective as ketchup packets are to stopping terrorism.
- I don’t mind eating dinner in front of the television… so long as we don’t have to watch Oprah.
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The Chris Pirillo Show
May 25th, 2007
at 9:48pm
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Download Squad
May 24th, 2007
at 1:00pm
was what got me hooked on computers in the first place as a kid. Seeing how high the computer could count was always a favorite, as was anything that involved an infinite loop or GOTO sequence that left an END someplace other than the last line. [via Chris]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments [IMG]
shevdog: checkitout!
May 25th, 2007
at 6:35pm
was what got me hooked on computers in the first place as a kid. Seeing how high the computer could count was always a favorite, as was anything that involved an infinite loop or GOTO sequence that left an END someplace other than the last line. [via Chris]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments [IMG]
drew olanoff
May 23rd, 2007
at 11:45am
wha-wha-wha-whatcha gonna do with all those links? all those links?