Archive for July, 2006
OpenDNS turns .ocm into .com automatically!
Monday, July 10th, 2006

Browse the web safer, faster and smarter! By automatically checking for spelling errors and fraudulent domain names, OpenDNS helps protect against phishing, identity theft and will speed up your internet connection! Use OpenDNS for your computer or network! Get started in 2 minutes with no software to install!
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Save the Bell Labs Holmdel Facility!
Monday, July 10th, 2006

While browsing one of my favorite tech-news sites, Digg.com, I found out that PREI has plans to demolish the old Bell Labs Holmdel Research Facility. While I am not old enough to have been a direct part of the historic research which was conducted at the facility, I am directly indebted to the men [...]

Programmers are procrastinators
Friday, July 7th, 2006

Programmers are procrastinators. Get in, get some coffee water, check the mailbox, read the RSS feeds, read the news, check out latest articles on techie websites, browse through political discussions on the designated sections of the programming forums. Rinse and repeat to make sure nothing is missed. Go to lunch. Come back, stare at the [...]

Well, that about settles that question…
Thursday, July 6th, 2006

If it weren’t already obvious, I’m a geek.
198 (I’m not joking either!)

Protected: accounts
Tuesday, July 4th, 2006

There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

Save the internet! Fight for net neutrality.
Saturday, July 1st, 2006

The above video is very informative. Everyone should help to fight companies from taking over the internet.

And so the eon8 ruse ends…
Saturday, July 1st, 2006

Well, over 24 hours and almost 1000 unique hits (that’s a lot for my site) later, the truth is revealed. Turns out, it was just some 23 year old guy from Florida, named Mike, playing a trick on the masses of the internet.
Eon8.com was a work of pure genius. It accomplished exactly [...]