This is what the lady and I have come up with so far:
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Seeing Los Angeles
June 11th, 2010
Pac-oogle
May 21st, 2010
For a limited time you can play Pac-Man instead of searching Google in celebration of the game’s 30th anniversary. check it out.
I’m Swearing to G*d
May 20th, 2010
WTF, Facebook? Can you not properly handle an RSS feed?
We shall see. We shall see…
Things Metafilter does well
May 20th, 2010
Coordinating resources in real time for a likely case of human trafficking. At this time results are not exactly awesome so if you don’t want to read a possibly crappy ending, don’t bother following the link.
Midweek NPR Meme
April 15th, 2009
Ever notice NPR seems to have cornered the market on interesting names for presenters and reporters? Well, someone else has. The short of it being your NPR name is your first name with your middle initial stuck in it somewhere and the smallest foreign town you’ve ever visited.
‘Nick’ doesn’t lend itself well to adding a ‘B’ so I’ve used my given name to get Nichoblas. Having gotten up close and personal with the German countryside I’ve got my pick of towns to choose from. Going for sonorous over accuracy (who really knows which is smaller of all the tiny villages surrounding Baumholder) I chose Wickenrodt.
Reporting from the Palatinate, I’m Nichoblas Wickenrodt for Public Radio International.
Don’t stop ’til you get enough
November 12th, 2008
Because sometimes all you really want is to watch the squirrels dance to Michael Jackson…
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Viral Advertising
October 21st, 2008
And I don’t care.
This made for a few rounds of levity amongst the team this morning. And when you’ve slept for shite, you need all the levity you can get to make it through the day.
Suppressed Optimism
October 11th, 2008
Sarah Palin Yahoo account hacked
September 17th, 2008
Sarah Palin Yahoo account 2008 – Wikileaks
Come for the lulz, stay for the uncomfortable feeling that perhaps hacking email because you are able to might possibly be worse than using private email accounts for government business. Seriously, though, it takes some kind of stupid to use an email service like Yahoo!/MSN/Gmail for anything other than one-off membership signups. It takes some seriously kind of stupid to conduct government business [allegedly] on one of these account. Sure, the thought of end-running open document and transparency laws has some allure for the politician with something to hide, but security through obscurity never ever pays in the end.
Caveat: It has not been proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Sarah Palin has used private email for public business, but there are some pretty damning allegations that she has. Further, from what I saw, nothing in the b/tards’ dump approaches any kind of smoking gun. Then again, I glanced at this while at work.
