Author: fozbaca
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WriteTheWeb: news for web users
WriteTheWeb: news for web users that write back
“The Bullshit Analyzer evaluates websites for buzzwords and other meaningless content. This is a complex process and might take some time.”
I don’t know how they come up with the measure but what the hell. fozbaca.org recieved, “WARNING! This site contains 180% bullshit. Bullshit score: 18p.”
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I’m a doctor, and i
I’m a doctor, and i like pornography. It’s part of a healthy sex life.
[via GeneHack, who has a Phd.]
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Geek Rant inspired by Iam.Ca
“Hi…
I don’t wear bad glasses or suspenders and i don’t glow in the dark.
I don’t like pocket protectors and no, i don’t know Edwin, Marty or Linda in the I.T. Department at eBay, although I’m certain they’re pulling down great sallaries…
I like caffeine. I prefer to code in C or Perl, not Visual Basic, and it’s pronounced Li-nix, Line-ux or Leen-ook, whatever makes you happy.
I can proudly wear a t-shirt form another company and still look cool.
I believe in innovation, NOT obfuscation; peer review, NOT patent war, and that the penguin is a cute but fearsome animal!
Geeks are the SECOND best paid people in the world, the FIRST to be blamed for technical problems, and the ONLY reason why civilization doesn’t crumble around your ears!
My name is Jason, AND I AM A GEEK!”
Thanks Illiad
The Free Software Entrepreneur’s Guide: Part 2
NetMaster gets a mention. Having fun engel?
The Free Software Entrepreneur’s Guide: Part 2
NetMaster gets a mention 🙂
“The term Samizdat translated from the Russian sam or ‘self’ and izadatelstvo or ‘publishing,’ is a play on the official soviet Gosizdat, or ‘State Publishing House.’ Literature which would be considered samizdat are manuscripts which were privately and illegally produced and circulated in the Soviet Union after the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953. Before glasnost in the 1980s, this was the only way in which to publish anything not endorsed and censored by the government.”
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The Coming Storm: considers a
The Coming Storm: considers a world in which information is locked inside “trusted client” devices
“In the jargon of trusted-client, ‘trusted’ doesn’t mean the owner can trust his hardware, it means the manufacturer trusts that it has the exclusive authority to program the device. Also, ‘security’ doesn’t mean security for the user, it means security from the user.”