Zeropaid, ever the champions of P2P/Torrents, has a quick piece on the leaking of the Simpsons movie and the effect on ticket sales. Good discussion fodder.

Thanks to the ever present and precocious Reese Witherspoon, the following has come to my attention:

The address bar problem is pandemic, has gotten my moms too.

For more, Clickety-click.

is not a feat I accomplish regularly. My sister, however, seems to have much more acumen.

Now time to escape back to Salaried Living.

when you have to go outside to use the internet. [open wireless]

Weird Ass/Poop-centric Korean(?) flash game.

I’ve known this for awhile, but many do not. Most, if not all, printers place almost imperceptable dots on anything that you print, a serial number of sorts, which then can be used to trace a printed page back to a specific printer. The Secret Service has a vested interest in this ‘technology’, and it’s not difficult to understand their reasoning. But for privacy advocates and others who simply wish to be truly annonymous, this poses problems as there is no way to turn this ‘feature’ off. But via Ars Technica, we learn that MIT’s Seeing Yellow project is attempting to rectify that after someone who asked a printer manufacturer how to turn off the yellow was later visited by the Secret Service.

Planet Unicorn is a Unicorn Planet.

you must be aware of what is happening around you.

You will be disturbed. Not everything in life is entertaining.

Found awhile back, just thought to post.

If you liked that, you’ll love EBN. Gonna dig up more on them soon.