One of the key elements of a conspiracy theory is that since it’s so far out you automatically consider it unlikely and laugh at yourself for even thinking it. You feel somewhat embarrassed for even conjuring it, even less will you discuss it openly.
But hell, as far as I can remember, I’ve always wondered aloud if manufacturers were keeping RAM prices so expensive.
Please allow me to introduce Gerald and mine’s latest project, the Podcast Exchange, a four month and counting (yes it’s taking us a loooong time) project that’s guaranteed to shake the very earth you stand upon.
Well no not really, I just said that cause it sounds nice.
Continue reading In A Podcast State Of Mind (alt title: Technology Could Have Helped That Day)
AOL the ISP has started an Advertiser certification business with its partner Goodmailsystems, and I’m reeling not from any technological breakthroughs achieved, but the terrific prose the competition has come up with to criticize it.
“This takes a system that works and shoves a stick in the flywheel of communication.” – from Subscribermail, a competitor. Another one says “It’s taxation of the good guys with cash, and it does nothing to help the good guys who can’t afford the cost or to deter the bad guys who spam anyway.”
Continue reading If it’s from the internet, then it must be true!
I realized something after the past few days. Amongst the many types of geeks, I’m assuming that the Postfix geek has to be the stressed of all, due to the following facts:
Continue reading fighting spam. saving the world. dealing with postfix.
Just a real quick post to show this:
ok so I got the first two gadgets last week, the Samsung SGH-E730 and the Olympus c-4000 Zoom.
Continue reading gadget #1 of 9, Samsung SGH-E730 – update on 8 gadgets in 8 weeks
Dell’s got a whole page ad on Inquirer’s Jobs section asking Manilenos to apply at their new call center somewhere in Manila, and I’m fairly impressed as he took the time to make a short video saying so.
I have been tasked to write about one gadget a week for eight weeks, to result in 8 articles, aka a tech-writer’s dream, aka a golden opportuntiy to manhandle and abuse things I could never afford if I earn twice as much, aka an enjoyable and productive writing opportunity, aka a reason to blog about our country’s dire need of strong leadership and direction, the loss of quality professionals to nursing opportunities abroad, and the general decay and misopportunities befalling our nation.
Say what?
finally finished Jill’s blog just a few hours ago, and as of this very moment, she’s putting in the tagboard, flickr, sitemeter, some kind of tracker script and all them other blog doodads.
Continue reading sabitskipoint ver. deux (finally) launched today!
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