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Meheh.

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Nifty.
Originality seems to be dead. I wonder when the new Beverly Hills Cop comes out, or a new Ghostbusters movie, with all the other dead cows being prodded and poked and brought back to life.

WordPress widget heaven, this theme widgetizes everything, including the content.
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An entertaining Wii game? No way!
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We spend waaaaay too much time there. But it’s fun.
This pic’s from last weekend.

We’re kinda busy here converting a one bedroom bachelor pad apartment into a home for three, and seeing as I work full-time as well that leaves very little time for blogging. Or doing anything on the computer really. But I haven’t forgotten about you, and new things are under way.

A top 40 of photoshopped images with some real mindfucks.
An interview with Zero Punctuation’s creator Yahtzee.
The 10.5.2 update for Leopard has been released, and logging on to a Windows domain is still slow as fuck for me so I don’t care what else they’ve ‘fixed’.
And finally an article about what someone dislikes about the Asus Eee pc after using it for several months.

chill·y /ˈtʃɪli/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[chil-ee] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation adjective, chill·i·er, chill·i·est, adverb
–adjective
1. mildly cold or producing a sensation of cold; causing shivering; chill: a chilly breeze.
2. feeling cold; sensitive to cold: Her hands were chilly.
3. without warmth of feeling; cool: a chilly reply.
4. producing or likely to produce a feeling of fear; frightening: He told a chilly story of ghosts and murder.
–adverb
5. Also, chill·i·ly. in a chill manner: The wind blew chilly.

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Vista sucks, but Windows XP is going to be discontinued as of June 30 2008.
Sign this petition to let Microsoft know we want XP to stick around.
Close to 80000 people have signed it already, but it’s going to need a lot more votes to convince the big M.

Here’s a nice article about the server version of Apple’s Os X Leopard, which for some reason is horribly ignored in the media. Maybe it’s a fine example of what’s wrong with Apple, the fanboys are too busy jerking off over the latest iPhone widget or photos of what might be the latest iPod, instead of checking out what, in my opinion, is the most interesting thing Apple has to offer; a user friendly, virtually idiot proof UNIX server operating system that’s up and running in a few mouseclicks and is a dream (supposedly) to manage. And when I read this it sure does sound yummy. The best open source packages, integrated by Apple and managed with a luvly admin GUI instead of having to spend days in man pages editing conf files and getting scripts to talk to eachother. Anyone who ever tried manually assembling a proper ‘nix mail server knows what a pain in the ass that is. Not to mention what a time sink. So yay for Apple. More articles/reviews like this please!