I love RSS – and so should you

You know, we’d be lying if we said we didn’t care if people read our blogs or not. If that were the case, we wouldn’t be wasting our time getting in front of our machines, surfing to our sites and posting entries riddled with other crap, like hyperlinks such as this (which doesn’t go anywhere by the way) and formatting some words a certain way.

Doing these things takes time… considerably more time than if we had just written our thoughts on a piece of paper (or a notebook if it makes you feel better).

Faced with such a reality, I figured that while trying to “market” my site’s content, I might as well advocate an extremely useful tool/technology while I’m at it.

Friends and I were discussing how much of a godsend RSS was and how we are able to keep up with all our friends and aquaintances’ blogs without breaking a sweat. It was simple, really simple syndication (pun intended). Read More

A fun hacking site

I came across this site – which tests someone’s l33t h4x0r1n6 skillz.

Well actually real hacking isn’t as simple (and neither am I saying that the site is a piece of cake – I gave up on level 15, with no intention to finish it anytime soon). But the site is good practice for the eye and mind, as it makes you think of the common simple solutions to sometimes complex-seeming problems.

Think if it as an IQ quiz, as it doesn’t measure how well versed you are with programming languages, but simply tests your skills on analysis.

[Give it a try][1]

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Web news

Ok, I know I already posted a bunch of Webnews recently, but this post is better. More interesting stuff.

  • MT Blacklist 2.0e(mergency) released for public consumption
  • CSS Zen Garden
  • Solid-state hard disks
  • Half-life 2 script rumored to be leaked
  • Updates on the Micro$oft front
  • Shyamalan accused of plagarism
  • Sick of FCUK-ing (yes, that’s French Connection UK)
  • Helicopter fuck (yes, that’s the word fuck)
  • Clever lube advertisment/s
  • Kleer Drain
  • Sync it baby!

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Let’s ask the audience

“Under the header Frustration”

I recieved a forwarded e-mail that went a little something like this:

Hi guys,

I am part of a <type of consultancy> consultancy, <name of consultancy>, and in a nutshell, we basically <operations of consultancy>

I’m looking for writers, flash programmers and artits, graphic designers who are willing to work full time, part-time or even on project basis! We basically work in a virtual environment which means you have very flexible hours and you can work from the house as long as you have a PC.

Know anyone or interested yourself? Please ask them to send me their resumes and portfolios to <email of consulting director>.

Thanks! <consulting director>

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