Category Archives: Blogish

My feeds. You’ve kept me entertained, now I’m returning the favor.

April 17, 2008 by aaron
Ever wondered or cared what I read in the mornings? [RSS] Aardvarchaeology [RSS] Accelerating Future [RSS] Adventures in Ethics and Science [RSS] Aetiology [RSS] Anthology of Ideas Yah, I subscribe to my own feed…but only so I can make sure everything comes out nice… [RSS] Astronomy Buff [RSS] Bad Language [RSS] behindthebuzz.com [RSS] Blog Maverick [RSS] Chris Garrett on New Media [RSS] Cocktail Party Physics [RSS] Cognitive Daily [RSS] Comics at GiantITP.com One of my Favorite Webcomics [RSS] Copyblogger [RSS] Cosmic Variance [RSS] CSS Beauty Gallery Entries [RSS] Deep Sea News [RSS] evolgen [RSS] FOSSwire [RSS] Freelance Switch [RSS] Functioning Form: Interface Design [RSS] Google Tutor [RSS] hicksdesign – journal [RSS] /home/liquidat [RSS] I Can Has Linux?
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Looking for locksmith; will pay 550 thousand dollars.

April 7, 2008 by aaron
I was going to help this poor man, but “offortunitely,” I don’t have a hammer. Maybe you can? Dear Sir, This is john kamara from Liberia West Africa. I am the only son of my father. My late father was the managing director of gold and diamond company in my country. And he use his position then to make away for me and my only mother. Right now. I am in Ghana and I came dawn with a consignment worth 5.5million dollars.
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Opera: Behave, or I’m going to delete you.

April 26, 2008 by aaron
My Opera install decided to start randomly breaking my website. This is what my website looks like to all the other operas of the world. And this is what it looks like to mine: Um, No. I went through my theme and most of my plugins line-by-line before I figured out that it couldn’t possibly be anything but the browser, so I had to delete what few settings I have in it which fixed it.
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Mommy, he hit me. Yah, well you bit me.

April 15, 2007 by aaron
Drama, drama, drama. Sometimes you are amazed at the internet and its ability to bring the word together and coalesce the sum of humanities accomplishments into a single information source. Other times you start to wonder if the internet is filled with pre-pubescent children running around whacking each other over the head with inflatable hammers. Yet again, we have another of the latter. This time the wounded parties are theme designers who sell links to websites, embed them into their themes, and distributed freely across the internet–sometimes, according to Matt, these links are even sold to the same people who spam blogs.
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The Meme for good or naught.

April 7, 2007 by aaron
I have tried to avoid internet memes and their quixotic ideals because their constant ubiquitous nature leaves you feeling like a yo-yo always having to perform some trick while being jerked back and forth until you you get to the point where, for all intents and purposes, you begin to perform them with a perfunctory attitude. Well today I have decided to abrogate my prior feelings and, for those that offer me a quid pro quo benefit, I will stop hiding under a dresser like a I have tried to avoid internet memes and their quixotic ideals because their constant ubiquitous nature leaves you feeling like a yo-yo always having to perform some trick while being jerked back and forth until you you get to the point where, for all intents and purposes, you begin to perform them with a perfunctory attitude.
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My feeds. You’ve kept me entertained, now I’m returning the favor.

April 17, 2008 by aaron
Ever wondered or cared what I read in the mornings? [RSS] Aardvarchaeology [RSS] Accelerating Future [RSS] Adventures in Ethics and Science [RSS] Aetiology [RSS] Anthology of Ideas Yah, I subscribe to my own feed…but only so I can make sure everything comes out nice… [RSS] Astronomy Buff [RSS] Bad Language [RSS] behindthebuzz.com [RSS] Blog Maverick [RSS] Chris Garrett on New Media [RSS] Cocktail Party Physics [RSS] Cognitive Daily [RSS] Comics at GiantITP.com One of my Favorite Webcomics [RSS] Copyblogger [RSS] Cosmic Variance [RSS] CSS Beauty Gallery Entries [RSS] Deep Sea News [RSS] evolgen [RSS] FOSSwire [RSS] Freelance Switch [RSS] Functioning Form: Interface Design [RSS] Google Tutor [RSS] hicksdesign – journal [RSS] /home/liquidat [RSS] I Can Has Linux?
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Looking for locksmith; will pay 550 thousand dollars.

April 7, 2008 by aaron
I was going to help this poor man, but “offortunitely,” I don’t have a hammer. Maybe you can? Dear Sir, This is john kamara from Liberia West Africa. I am the only son of my father. My late father was the managing director of gold and diamond company in my country. And he use his position then to make away for me and my only mother. Right now. I am in Ghana and I came dawn with a consignment worth 5.5million dollars.
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Opera: Behave, or I’m going to delete you.

April 26, 2008 by aaron
My Opera install decided to start randomly breaking my website. This is what my website looks like to all the other operas of the world. And this is what it looks like to mine: Um, No. I went through my theme and most of my plugins line-by-line before I figured out that it couldn’t possibly be anything but the browser, so I had to delete what few settings I have in it which fixed it.
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Mommy, he hit me. Yah, well you bit me.

April 15, 2007 by aaron
Drama, drama, drama. Sometimes you are amazed at the internet and its ability to bring the word together and coalesce the sum of humanities accomplishments into a single information source. Other times you start to wonder if the internet is filled with pre-pubescent children running around whacking each other over the head with inflatable hammers. Yet again, we have another of the latter. This time the wounded parties are theme designers who sell links to websites, embed them into their themes, and distributed freely across the internet–sometimes, according to Matt, these links are even sold to the same people who spam blogs.
Read More ⟶

The Meme for good or naught.

April 7, 2007 by aaron
I have tried to avoid internet memes and their quixotic ideals because their constant ubiquitous nature leaves you feeling like a yo-yo always having to perform some trick while being jerked back and forth until you you get to the point where, for all intents and purposes, you begin to perform them with a perfunctory attitude. Well today I have decided to abrogate my prior feelings and, for those that offer me a quid pro quo benefit, I will stop hiding under a dresser like a I have tried to avoid internet memes and their quixotic ideals because their constant ubiquitous nature leaves you feeling like a yo-yo always having to perform some trick while being jerked back and forth until you you get to the point where, for all intents and purposes, you begin to perform them with a perfunctory attitude.
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