Let’s give the man a hand
Saturday, October 15th, 2005Easily available body parts which don’t cost an arm and a leg.
Fake ? I think so. Though cleverly done.
This is soooo 2001…
Easily available body parts which don’t cost an arm and a leg.
Fake ? I think so. Though cleverly done.
*grin* Had lots of fun reading Jeff’s $$$$GETRICHNOWEVERYBODYDANCE$$$$ blog about getting rich fast on the internet.
Faking to be naive, he discusses the various get-rich-quick scheme’s, showing the huge checks he gets (lots of zero’s, in fact, all zero’s). Wonder if it’s a clever marketingcampaign or just somebody fed up with all the get-rich-quick scams.
Stumbled upon it by pressing “next blog” on blogspot, will see if this one will pick up like the MillionDollarHomepage. Wish them luck
Interesting, just found out that yesterday NewNova.org has been opened. NewNova is built upon the old script from SuprNova, the old mega-BitTorrent public info site.
Looks like The Pirate Bay might be getting serious competition again!
I like it, as HBO currently is attacking BitTorent downloads.
Seems that right now, Cogent and Level 3 are no longer peering with each other.
Lots of (single-homed) people got disconnected. Cogent is known for its cheap, very cheap bandwidth. Not that high quality, but, well, cheap.
As somebody said on slashdot :
Cogent fancies itself a Tier 1 provider […], and L3 IS a Tier 1 provider.
[..] Whichever company blinks first .. loses. If L3 blinks, they re-peer with Cogent, which gives Cogent more political power when it comes to other Tier 1s. If Cogent blinks first, they either send their packets via other Tier 1 providers to get to L3 or buy transit from L3. If Cogent blinks .. other Tier 1 providers are going to look at it and say ‘hey, we could be making money too’ and multiple instances of today will replay themselves out across the net.
Cogent’s sells bandwidth for cheap … too cheap to actually make any money at it, and now the house of cards is folding.
Wonder if this is the start of bandwidth prices increasing. I do remember the prices from 4 years ago, just after the Internet bubble bursted. On one moment we had to pay 900 EUR/Mbps… Compare that to today. Will certainly keep an eye on this!
w00t w00t, Sony has anounced Mind 3 for the AIBO. It seems this one has blog-capabilities, so I’ll no longer be (one of) the only one who has an AIBO with a roblog…
Lots of new (software) features on a new 128 MB Mind 2 stick! Seems the upgrade will cost around EUR 100, so Brenda, prepare thyself for an upgrade!