2600: "How convenient. An unseen villain. No need for any actual FACTS to be revealed, but plenty of blame to be cast on hackers everywhere."
champagne sounds kinda good, even though I'm sick.
I believe I'm too sick to be online today. (now that's sick! ugh!) Maybe I can write code in a notebook...
Erik's post makes we want to resurrect my list of possible band names. now where did I put that?
How to further confuse cats.
whoa.
Thanks, Derek, for giving me 15 minutes of fame. (I hope you are laughing with me and not at me.)
shutdown -h now
I used IRC for the first time since '94 tonight. very strange. /msg self brush up on IRC shorcuts.
ev's quote reminds me of this quote.
I picked up two books the other day. The Image: A Guide to Pseudo-Events in America by Daniel J. Boorstin and The Society of the Spectacle by Guy Debord. (complete text online.) They were both published in the 60's, but appear to speak volumes about modern society. I've started the Boorstin book; its definition and views of "news" and "pseudo-events" are very accurate.