Show Babes get Hardwire Review site sweaty
“I decided to start my E3 coverage with something that should be interesting to everyone, a babe report. I have a load of pics of the booth babes both inside E3 and in the G.O.D. Promised lot. The URL is http://www.ga-hardware.com/features.cfm?id=babes.”
A rebuttal to Meyer’s “The Ethics of Free Software”
“Not too many people today can code. However, if the Internet is as fundamental a change in our society today as the Industrial Revolution was more than a century earlier, practically everyone will eventually have to learn. Not everyone will become a software architect in the future, of course, just as a very small number of people write novels today (and fewer write _good_ novels). However, nearly everyone writes letters to loved ones, jots down the occasional grocery list, letters to the editor or local politicians… and so it will be with programming. Now we begin to see why source code is a form of popular power and freedom in the very real world.”
The Ultimate Collection of Murphy’s Laws
“Where the laws reside. More than 1250 Laws, Postulates, Axioms and Corollaries”
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Choose Your Best Place to Live
Here is top 5 for me:
| Rank | Percentile | Metro Area | Population |
| 1 | 100 | Boston, MA-NH-ME | 3,263,060 |
| 2 | 99 | San Francisco, CA | 1,655,454 |
| 3 | 98 | Long Island, NY | 2,660,285 |
| 4 | 91 | Washington, DC-MD-VA-WV | 4,563,123 |
| 5 | 90 | Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, WA | 2,234,707 |
Intrestingly Cincinnati, OH, where I reside, is only 46 on the list. Time to move.
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The StoneCutters
Damm I was hoping the one of the domains were open for a project 🙁
“Many large Internet corporations, such as Icon, Medialab, Razorfish and others, are�despite all wise words that have been spoken about the new economy�trapped in negatively conservative ‘factory’ -thinking.
Instead of creating strong networks, consisting of small, creative and talented IT�companies, the smaller companies are being merged into the larger ones, becoming tiny parts of a huge organizational structure.”
Linux PPP HOWTO: Using PPP and root privileges
engel “the issue of how to make a non-root user with a PPP connection: solved, but complicated :-(”
Open Source and Business: where do you draw the line?
Some good questions in one of the comments: