15. juli 2003

Conclusive Evidence: of Dave Cullen spamming Heck, it's one thing to have fun with categories, but taking over the entire "recently updated" page with your own blog may be overdoing it a bit. Here's a snapshot of the recently updated page now: 1. Reality TV 7:36 AM 2. Science 7:36 AM 3. Politics 7:35 AM 4. Radar 7:35 AM 5. Nabokov 7:31 AM 6. Oddballs and Oddities 7:31 AM 7. Arts, Movies, Music, Books, etc. 7:29 AM 8. My Friends 7:27 AM 9. Music 7:25 AM 10. Media/Journalism 7:23 AM 11. Military 7:23 AM 12. Howard Dean 7:21 AM 13. Homos 7:17 AM 14. Blasphemous Metablogging 7:15 AM 15. Secular Blasphemy 7:15 AM 16. Great Writers 7:13 AM 17. Rene Hoornweg's Radio Weblog 7:11 AM 18. Films 7:11 AM 19. Columbine 7:08 AM 20. Binational Times 7:07 AM 21. Clark 7:07 AM 22. How to Save the World 7:05 AM 23. Books 7:05 AM 24. Christians-Religion 7:05 AM 25. Blogs 7:03 AM 26. Best Posts 7:01 AM 27. Air Force Academy 6:59 AM 28. Arabs, Middle East, Asia 6:59 AM Yup, all those in bold is the same blog! 4:39:59 PM    comment []

The US Supreme Court in MP3 The Oyez project provides US Supreme Court arguments in audio! Another great online resource. Picked up through a Wired article. 3:45:49 PM    comment []

PDF sucks! About time somebody said it: Adobe Acrobat format is horrible to read online. Every time a document I want to read is in a PDF file, I cringe. The reader is much harder to read and navigate than a website. It is a great for printing to paper, but I hardly ever do that. If you have the choice between pdf and html for any online presentation, go for html every time. 3:20:32 AM    comment []

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