Category: links

My brother who was more affected by my cousin’s server brakedown than I was, has finally pulled out his finger and gotten himself a new page. It’s up at www.koew.net following the .net trend I started years ago. For some reason he is under the impression that his page is Microsoft’s .NET. You must forgive […]

Every once in a while a forum thread spawns a surplus of interest and activity. Most often they are not related to whatever the forum is about (in this case Hi fi and portable audio) but it’s something everyone can relate to. Today’s Lotd is one of the most comprehensive guides to grinding, for 13yos. […]

This really saved my day. Thx 2 Fix. I’ve heard it three times already. Link of the day: The Egg song (flash) Courtesy of Iloveegg.com. Apart from that, I’m still sick and feel like killing somebody.

No, we’re not talking Bill Gates’ kids or anything. Garden gnomes! Actually, they claim to have the finest collection of garden gnomes in the world. What does that mean, really? I think all of them look suspiciously like old, perverse drunks. But no. According to this site, they’re "high quality garden art". You learn something […]

As written on a Chinese poster: Do you know Here is a world class master Inosculate the classic piano, symphony Rock-and-roll and Jazz To a perfect uni He has magical fingers And an enchanting look He has created a miracle in the world musical field, having performed as many as 12800 itinerant concerts He is […]

Rootkittens that hide files, directories and Registry keys can either execute in user mode by patching Windows APIs in each process that applications use to access those objects, or in kernel mode by intercepting the associated kernel-mode APIs. Apparently, it’s a measure against entertainment piracy. Ho-hum. Do you have a pussy? Try Sysinternals freeware rootkitten […]

Nuff said.

Passers-by were too late to stop the attack by the black squirrels in a village in the far east, which reportedly lasted about a minute. They are said to have scampered off at the sight of humans, some carrying pieces of flesh. A pine cone shortage may have led the squirrels to seek other food […]

Nietzsche: Life as literature by Alexander Nehamas Three Zen Masters by John Stevens What can I say? I’m not that hard to please:)

Taken from AOL: Hunting season opens for mythical creature QOTD: "We are not fanatics," said Christer Berko, of the Storsjo monster association. "We see this as very interesting phenomenon that we unfortunately have not been able to document." And abused without permission.