 Saturday, January 19, 2002
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So, I was over at Mister Crunchy's site and wasn't too sure I should click on the link that said manbeef.com. I thought, "Gee, I bet that's porn." Well, it's possible that it's worse. Of coure, that depends on your sense of dark humor. I got a chuckle at first, a shudder as I read on. Let's just say that the recipes section was quite extensive. Comment - 11:29:10 PM 
News.com interviews James Gosling - Why Microsoft's C# isn't - That's cool to see a programmer getting asked for autographs. He's not the only superstar though. If I had to create a list of 3 people who make this industry exciting and fun to work in, it would have be James Gosling, Dave Winer, and John Carmack, but not necessarily in that order. Comment - 11:18:34 PM
It worked. This was my first page to my page from email! Talk about portability. That means that I can update my page from anywhere in the world as long my my PC is on and connected to the Internet.
Ughh. Well, don't send it from Yahoo. Those bastards append their names all over the end of your email :-(
Comment - 10:52:27 PM
Europes First Brothel for Women Goes Bust. According to the article policy was sex first, pay what you thought it was worth afterwards. [Adam Curry: CurryDotCom]
Simon Fell: Radio Extensibility. "Although I've using Manila and Frontier before, this is the first time I've a taken a real look at the scripting facilities of Radio/Frontier. As it took a while to find the right set of incantations, I thought I'd document them here for future Radio scripting newbies." This is wonderful. A dividend. Simon has written a going-crazy style tutorial. Far out.
YahooSports: Proud Van Nistelrooy thanks unselfish Beckham - Van Nistelrooy is the first player to score in eight consecutive matches since the inception of the premier leage in 1992.
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Slashdot : China Orders E-Mail Screening "According to this CNN article, China has ordered Internet providers to screen users' E-mails for subversive statements. See how fascist governments control the flow of information? Aren't you glad our government doesn't do this? Oh... Wait..." Comment - 4:55:13 PM
Cosmiverse: New Theories Dispute the Existence of Black Holes - Black holes may just be "gravastars". "Gravastars would be just as much fun for sci-fi buffs -- in fact, they'd be even more ruthless. Imagine a black hole of a million solar masses...As soon as you hit the shell you'd explode into pure gravitational energy."
Woohoo! I got this thing working. Thanks to Lawrence Lee on the links. http://radio.userland.com/discuss/msgReader$8106?mode=topic&;y=2002&m=1&d=19 Now, to migrate from Geocities to the new address. Oh and pay the fee. No more ads! Comment - 4:33:02 PM
I think I got the main index fixed? Let's see.
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