September 29, 2004
Croatian Dogs, Men and Women in bikinis
We took hundreds of photos on our new Canon flash bastard digital SLR camera while we were on holiday in Croatia. Mostly they're of hotel rooms, signs around the city and a few of the food we ate. I figured that there are plenty of pictures of Dubrovnik's walls and all that already.
Nowlan's Theory:
He who hesitates is not only lost, but several miles from
the next freeway exit.
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a conspiracy concocted by the unholy alliance of Microsoft and several
well-known and well-despised spammers.
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email addresses from the victim's system. This is a gold mine for
spammers, who are able to use these viruses to harvest active email
addresses for them. Everytime ILOVEYOU, for instance, propogates, it keeps
track of all the email addresses it has been sent to, so that when it
finally boomerangs back to a spammer, they have a nice convenient list of
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-- Bob Smith (not his real code-name), in a speech given at the
First Annual Connecticut Conspiracy Convention (ConConCon),
"the largest ever gathering of conspiracy theorists east of the
Mississippi."
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August 2001
Referring to the "arbolist" who had been engaged to identify trees on the
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