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Tuesday, November 18, 2003 |
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Dept. of Defense
Yep, you can bet a whole bunch of Homobashing is gonna come streaming out of the Bible Belt, none of it actually defending marriage. Our man spatula has some ideas for some steps that might actually "defend" marriage:
Marriage is what you make of it, and if anyone is making a mockery of it, it's the heterosexuals who are currently abusing it now.
Preach it, brother! |
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Dept. of Half Full Of Shit Why do some people enjoy life and others don't?. Why do some people enjoy life and others don't? Psychologists are spending $30m on trying to find out. [Guardian Unlimited] OK sure, that's all well and good and shiny and stuff, but.....Hey Man- I tried to go to the website that teaches you to be happy and whattya know, they wouldn't respond.
Is that, like, a message or something? |
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Dept. of Endgames
Three letters for ya Garry: E. M. P.
You didn't exactly put the smackdown on did ya? |
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Dept. of Apple Bytes
Further tweaking of the Panther:
Version 10.3.2 will include updates to networking, graphics drivers, and USB, sources said. The update will also improve WebDAV, international text, and AFP Server, Apple reportedly told testers in a brief release note. 6:54:57 PM |
Landmark ruling on gay marriage. Massachusetts high court rules that same-sex marriage is a constitutional right. [Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories]Excellent in-depth coverage.
The landmark decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Tuesday went further than any court yet toward legalizing gay marriage in the United States. 6:43:07 PM |
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Dept. of The Chimp Is Not The Territory
Wait, wait, wait. Let's take a closer look at the poll, shall we? Do, lets!
The survey shows that public opinion in Britain is overwhelmingly pro-American with 62% of voters believing that the US is "generally speaking a force for good, not evil, in the world". It explodes the conventional political wisdom at Westminster that Mr Bush's visit will prove damaging to Tony Blair. Only 15% of British voters agree with the idea that America is the "evil empire" in the world. Now hoooooold on a minute, buster! A few points-
Got that? Good.
Because George W. Bush is not "America." |
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Dept. of Equal Rights For Everyone!
Hot damn!!!!
Lock up your daughters, I'm in a marryin' mood! |
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Dept. of Don't Go Away Empty Handed!
Our pal, Mr. Jim is doin' the Lord's work and helping to save us from c|net's dastardly deeds.
In fact, yesterday was a big fun programming day for me. In addition to the music theory stuff, I put together a program to download MP3s from MP3.com. You may have heard that all the content from MP3.com is being deleted in a couple of weeks. Well, there's quite a few artists that I've been meaning to download, but never got around to doing so (because I didn't think that MP3.com would do something stupid like deleting all their content).
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Dept. of F*#k With Your Finder
Hack your GUI! (No, this is not an item about distance spitting.)
Don't like how your windows (really who does?) and menus look? Change 'em! Sure, it'll piss off Apple's interface designers, but hey- fight the power. |
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Dept. of I Can't Do That, Dave
The match is tied as it comes down to the, ahem, wire!
John Fernandez of X3D Technologies, which developed the computer programme and sponsored the match, described Mr Kasparov's performance in Sunday's five-hour game as "dominating".
Kasparov was then not quoted as saying, "I'm gonna put da smackdown on dat silicon bee-yatch like it was huffing vaccie valves on a three day bender at EPCOT. Representin' FleshPeeps!" |
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Dept. of Chasing The Chimp Go get 'im lads n' lassies! Pop his (exceedingly expensive) bubble.
Wireless users chase George Bush across London.
Cellphone-toting protesters pissed off about the "security bubble" surrounding George W. Bush during his ultra-high-security UK sojourn are using wireless tech to track his whereabouts -- and make their opinions known. This BBC News article has details, and this moblog captured a snapshot of one of the flyers soliciting participation from UK geeks. (thanks SH) |
Apple unveils 20-inch iMac. Apple Computer Inc. on Tuesday unveiled its latest consumer desktop machine, the 20-inch flat panel iMac. The new iMac joins the 15-inch Combo Drive and 17-inch SuperDrive models in Apple's consumer line-up. [MacCentral]Apple's on roll!
Expect the stock price to drop, like it always does after new hardware is introduced. |
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Apple offers dual-processor 1.8GHz Power Mac G5. Apple on Tuesday announced a new dual-processor Power Mac G5 operating at 1.8GHz. The new dual-processor system replaces the single-processor 1.8GHz G5 previously available, and costs US$2,499 -- only $100 more than the 1.8GHz system it replaces. [MacCentral] 10:44:47 AM |
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Apple offers Panther and G5-optimized pro apps. Apple on Tuesday released new versions of its Final Cut Pro 4, DVD Studio Pro 2 and Shake 3 applications, all optimized for the Power Mac G5 and fine-tuned for Panther. The new versions of the applications -- Final Cut Pro 4.1, Shake 3.0.1 and DVD Studio Pro 2.0.2 -- are available for download from Apple's Web site. [MacCentral] 10:41:43 AM |


