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  • Image representing post: Which NetHack Monster Are You?

    Which NetHack Monster Are You?

    If I were a NetHack monster, I would be a mimic. I can be whatever I think you need me to be - it might look like I'm here to help you, but really you're here to help me.

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    • Article
    • posted 13 October, 2003
  • Growing Up

    The older I get, the more I become like those people my parents used to warn me about when I was younger.

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    • Note
    • posted 22 September, 2003
  • Stealing From A Police Officer… In A Police Station

    What kind of idiot steals a police officer's sandwich, in a police station, while taking part in an identity parade? BBC News reports.

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    • Note
    • posted 18 September, 2003
  • VeriSign Kicking Up Yet More Of A Fuss

    Still no word from BBC News on the bastards that VeriSign are being, but The Register are on to their second news report on the subject, and SlashDot have information about the technological "fight back". What does a person have to do to keep their state news agency up to date these days?

    Have you seen …

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    • Article
    • posted 17 September, 2003
  • UserFriendly And VeriSign

    Today's UserFriendly cartoon strip plays on the issue highlighted by yesterday's entry about VeriSign trying to take over the Internet. Really - the geeks are up in arms.

    Still no word from BBC News, but the following other agencies have picked up on the story:

    "VeriSign redirects error pages" from C|Net News

    "VeriSign slammed for helping spammers" from …

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    • Article
    • posted 17 September, 2003
  • Ding! Fries Are Done!

    Here's to Paul, who's now working at Burger King Aberystwyth.

    Especially for him, please click here and listen to "Ding! The Remix!". [download removed]

    I'm not getting enough work done today.

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    • Note
    • posted 11 September, 2003
  • Caution: Bridge Out Ahead

    Amused me this morning:

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    And while you're on the ball, go play Slacker and Slacker 2. Both fun and funky, if you like that sort of thing.

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    • Note
    • posted 10 September, 2003
  • Daddy, Why Did We Have To Attack Iraq

    Daddy, why did we have to attack Iraq?
    Because they had weapons of mass destruction.

    But the inspectors didn't find any weapons of mass destruction.
    That's because the Iraqis were hiding them.

    And that's why we invaded Iraq?
    Yep. Invasions always work better than inspections.

    But after we invaded them, we STILL didn't find any weapons of mass destruction, did we?
    That's …

    Read more - about 7 minutes (1590 words)

    • Article
    • posted 9 September, 2003
  • Amazon Embraces The Religious Divide

    In these interesting times, as acts of terrorism committed in the name of religion become more commonplace, I was delighted that Amazon would give me the following suggestion:

    AltAmazon - Perfect Partner: Buy Qu'ran and The Holy Bible today!

    I might just click on the button, just so I feel that I've done my bit. See also …

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    • Article
    • posted 8 September, 2003
  • Quacks Do Echo, Thank You Very Much

    At long last, I feel justified! As a long-time arguer (as much out of reason as playing devil's advocate) that a duck's quack should make an echo just like any other sound, recent research reported by the BBC demonstrates the fallacy of the widely-accepted myth!

    In other news, it looks like my suggestion to Paul to …

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    • Article
    • posted 8 September, 2003
  • Cool Shit Of The Week

    I've just realised that I haven't shared with you this week any of the cool shit I've come across on the internet while I should have been working! This won't do...

    Here's a heap of crap for all of you who like origami.< Have you downloaded a copy of NaDa, a revolutionary new piece of software …

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    • Article
    • posted 5 September, 2003
  • Which Dictator Are You?

    I am Genghis Khan, apparently.

    [image removed]

    With a deadly penchant for other people's wife's [sic] and total disregard for human life you are a Genghis Khan. Cruel, fearsome and merciless, you can create and lead a powerful civilisation. Psychos will hero-worship you, others will just be glad never to meet you on an 'off' day.

    Which Dictator …

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    • Article
    • posted 5 September, 2003
  • Pathetic Motorways

    I kid you not - there's a web site dedicated to the pathetic motorways of the United Kingdom, with reasons why they've been nominated as pathetic, photographs, maps, and the history of each road. Perhaps the oddest site you'll see all day.

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    • Note
    • posted 1 September, 2003
  • A Vasectospectacular Mistake

    So this Brazillian man with a ear infection goes in for surgery, and, as a result of his sore ear, mis-hears the name announced in the doctor's waiting room, and accidentality gets a vasectomy.

    What? Didn't he think anything of it when the doctor applied a local anaesthetic to the area under his balls and produced …

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    • Article
    • posted 21 August, 2003
  • Dating Agency Stupidity

    I saw this dating site today (don't ask how I came across that in my daily webtrawl)... the page in question has two major flaws:

    1. Why would a dating company offer a "lifetime membership"? If they were truly any good at what they did - i.e. matchmaking - then shouldn't you not-need to be a …

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    • Article
    • posted 18 August, 2003

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