How to remove Internet Explorer from your PC
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For real. Totally. Completely. You won’t ever have to see it again, even for Windows Update. (Advanced stuff – do not attempt if you are not a geek)
July 2004
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Say, "Ahhhhh"
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“Five out of five dentist surveyed would find this story vile.” According to records obtained by TSG, a North Carolina dentist could have his liscence yanked because of accusations that he injected sperm into the mouths of six female patients.
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Cute Baby
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I’m just testing out the BlogThis feature in flickr. Check it out – basically, it’s a service for organizing, storing and sharing digital images. It’s currently in Beta, and is worth a look-see. Oh yeah, and that’s my new baby neice, Ella.
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You Have Bad Taste in Music
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www.youhavebadtasteinmusic.com
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You people are a bunch of PREVERTS!
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blogbynight has enjoyed a huge influx of visitors lately, traffic hitting an all-time one-day high of close to 150 unique visitors on Friday, July 23. Typically, this blog has an audience of one or two per day, with a total of probably 4 regular readers made up of friends and family who are barely amused…
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BlogOn Conferencers not fans of IE
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DivaBlog: “Anyway, the presenter was doing his pitch in a polished way and at one point he said he wanted to show us a “really cool” feature and he looked up into the audience and said “Show of hands…How many of you use Internet Explorer?”. Probably 99 times out of 100 when he asks that…
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Free Speech is alive and well in the US of A
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Doonesbury dropped by Continental Features for anti-Iraq sentiments. Linda Ronstadt gets booed, escorted off premises of Aladdin hotel-casino for calling Michael Moore a “great American patriot.” Slim-Fast drops Whoppi Goldberg as spokesperson after cracks she made about George Bush
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Spamusement!
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Poorly-drawn cartoons inspired by actual spam subject lines!
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132-year-old pickle
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A pharmacist rescues an ancient pickle.
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Induce
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Under much protest from technology companies and internet providers, Senator Orrin Hatch intends to move ahead with the controversial Induce Act. The Induce Act, would make “whoever intentionally induces any violation” of copyright law legally liable for those violations. Ostensibly a way to outlaw P2P Networks and designed to overturn an April 2003 ruling that…