From Slashdot: ‘Turns out that if someone types “startkeylogger” or “stopkeylogger” in an IRC channel, anyone on the channel using the affected Norton products will be immediately kicked off without warning. These are commands typically issued by the Spybot worm, … Continue reading
Napster ain’t doing so well, and it blames Microsoft for getting its ass handed to it by Apple: NAPSTER’S chief executive has blamed technical glitches from Microsoft and music player makers for hampering his company’s ability to compete with Apple’s … Continue reading
Tom Delay is busted… Badly… • In 2002, Delay’s aides in D.C. were sent to Texas to help his wife win a state Senate seat. While she lost that election, she won a seat last year on the City Council. … Continue reading
From C-Net: As part of its ongoing antitrust case against Intel, Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday served Skype with a subpoena demanding documents related to its deal to make one feature in Skype 2.0 available exclusively to Intel users. The … Continue reading
Holy crap. If you’ve ever worked in an IT department, every single one of these will hit home. I picked my two favorites: #3 Users who deny having done anything that may have caused the problem. This is the “What? … Continue reading
From the New York Observer: After a 10-month study, the New York Times Diversity Council issued its confidential internal report yesterday. The 39-page document, made available to staffers, describes The Times as “a newspaper at risk” on diversity matters and … Continue reading
Where are Al Sharpton? Jesse Jackson? Where are all the other racebaiting scumbags that crawl around this city looking for some black kid to throw in front of the cameras to say they were abused by whitey? Where’d they go? … Continue reading
David Gregory, one of the many whiners in the White House Press Corps whose temper tantrum at Scott McClellan over the Cheney hunting accident was chronicled in every major outlet, called Don Imus this morning. Word spread around the internet … Continue reading
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Welcome to the world of Captain Obvious. A world where even the most obvious of statements is considered groundbreaking news. Today’s participant in the Captain Obvious cavalcade of stars is Maya Roney from Forbes.com who posts the following headline: Stern’s … Continue reading
Milla Jovovich was on the Opie and Anthony show on Tuesday. She was simply awesome, friendly, and one of the best guests they’ve had in a long time. She was so good that Opie posed for a picture with her, … Continue reading
If you missed Opie and Anthony’s show on Monday, you missed 4 hours of the best radio ever. They had Kevin Smith on, and instead of doing a plug n’ gone show, they let him sit in for the entire … Continue reading
Lest ye think I BS you: Tech-related blogs have been buzzing about Origami – part iPod-killer, part handheld video gaming device, part souped-up BlackBerry- since last week. The buzz began after an advertising agency, DigitalKitchen, posted a four-minute commercial clip … Continue reading
Apparently we’re using too much uranium in our weapons. This kind of thing is really sad. TUESDAY, Feb. 28 (HealthDay News) — It’s been roughly 3 years since bombs fell on the cities of Baghdad in Iraq and Kabul in … Continue reading
Ladies and gentlemen, the vacuous hole outdoes herself: Cravin’ images: among the many edible religious icons available at chocolatedeities.com, this sacred heart of Jesus. Offered in bittersweet black, and hand-painted opalescents. If the Catholic church would just upgrade from those … Continue reading
Nina Totenberg, Legal Reporter for NPR doesn’t root for Americans in the Olympics. She wants everyone to win. “I sort of like other countries to win a fair number of medals, it’s supposed to be an international competition, and it’s … Continue reading