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Originally uploaded by michaelsharon. I am seriously impressed by the fact that it can figure out the difference between normal spam and potential phishing attempts. Great job Mozilla Foundation!
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Awesome awesome awesome. Will Wright does it again. This looks like it's going to be the timesuck of the decade.
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]]>I can't believe that such a well-respected writer at the Times uses a single (barely visited) site as a primary source for his article. Even five minutes spent googling or hell - askjeevesing (get it before he's gone) - would have exposed Safire's factual 'malfunction' with a teeny bit of evidence.
]]>EGM: Do you feel like you're in the middle of the Star Wars universe right now?
Everybody: No.
Parker: It feels like we're in some barely 3D universe.
Me: Awesome. The way all focus groups should be.
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Yeah. The Ace Bar in the East Village is being sold on Ebay. I hope it comes with the Hologram Werewolf and the collection of vintage lunch tins - cos those things are worth like 1/2 a million alone.
]]>This clearly sounds like something that could be achieved by mashing up your social network profile, a mobile UI theme generator and sxip, but I haven't been able to find anything like it out there at the moment. If anybody hears of anything... send it my way, otherwise perhaps I'll take a stab at it one of these days.
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Perhaps they were confusing SMTP with SMS - the Short Message Service - which is sometimes also called text messaging. These acronyms are difficult to sort out, especially if you're one of the largest carriers in the US with other things on your mind, like working out how to squeeze more $$ out of your millions of customers. Frankly, if they can't even copy and paste definitions of easily understood acronyms, I shudder to think of the incompetence lurking within their billing department. Sheesh.
]]>Ah.. the good old days.... found while perusing apophenia
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