I’ll be doing a spot as a guest blogger over at Mission To Be A Millionaire this week. I’ll be writing about how to save money on my most coveted vice: premium coffee. It’ll be a two part series of posts discussing how I’ve managed to save a good deal of money on [...]
Entries from July 2007
Guest blogging
July 30th, 2007 No Comments
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Is masturbation evil?
July 29th, 2007 No Comments
Culled from the 1% (up from 0%, mind you) of reading worthy links I see on Digg everyday, someone posted on Yahoo Answers asking if masturbation is bad for you and if they were going to hell. This is an obvious hoax but if it’s not, “wow” is all I have to say.
Written from [...]
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Misissippi Sweets BBQ on North…
July 28th, 2007 No Comments
Misissippi Sweets BBQ on North Federal has great southern style sauce and hearty portions.
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Interesting posts, part 3
July 27th, 2007 No Comments
Digg dumps AdSense for some Microsoft love. This is an interesting business move by the web’s most loved/hated Mac fanboy Kevin Rose. Apparently Google just can’t deliver the goods — or monetization — that he wants. And in a double whammy decision Microsoft the AdeCEN advertising platform this week. Coincidence?
Jill from [...]
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Next book purchases
July 27th, 2007 No Comments
I think the next few books I’m going to purchase and read will be as far from Python and religion as I can get. I just added Extreme Metal by Dr. Keith Kahn-Harris to my Amazon wishlist. His PhD thesis was the basis for the book and provided much of the first hand [...]
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Changing up monetization options
July 26th, 2007 2 Comments
I’ve had this blog monetized since I started it. This has been a double-edged sword in the fact that with no traffic, I’m not earning any money however it avoids the down-the-road issue of monetizing later and alienating longtime readers. If there’s always been ads, there’s never the worry about the latter because [...]
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100th post!
July 25th, 2007 4 Comments
This is my 100th blog post and to mark this occasion, my girlfriend dug up a funny picture from half.com:
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Are big Search Engines finally concerned with privacy?
July 23rd, 2007 No Comments
Consumers and privacy groups have been talking about online privacy — or lack of it — for years now. Sites keep insane amounts of data on every user, registered or not, whether the end users know about it or not. We discussed this on Saturday at BR407 and it was quite illuminating. [...]
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Use of online storage
July 23rd, 2007 No Comments
For years, people have been wanting a more widely accessible storage medium than carrying around bundles of CDs or tape backups. The explosion of cheaper flash memory and the proliferation of USB thumb drives has helped people carry their data wherever they want to go. But what if you run into the problem [...]
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Interesting posts this week…
July 22nd, 2007 1 Comment
Shalini talks about her recent debate with a creationist on male nipples and how (??) men evolved from women. I really fail to understand this argument completely.
Researchers have found possibly the most rapid in place evolution ever scientifically observed. I guess that sort of puts Creationists into a corner about how impossible it [...]
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