YouTube - Numb3rs' description of IRC
Rated • 3 reviews • television, video, numbers, irc • youtube.com
Numb3rs explains IRC with hilarious analogy. Now monitoring every IRC server in the world for illicit leet speak.
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kanedasan
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Josh is a 22 year old guy from Montreal, Quebec, Canada
I am an anglophone living in Montreal in my 4th year at McGill in my 2nd year of Computer Science.
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ARTLURKER & THE RAPE TUNNEL By Sheila Zareno
Reviewed • 57 reviews • artlurker.com
It's not a clever satire. -
Biggest Cities&|&Galleries&|&Allianz Knowledge
Rated • 2 reviews • travel • allianz.com
I've been to a few of these places :) -
http://i36.tinypic.com/1zmfq4o.jpg
Rated • 1 review • humor • tinypic.com
Paris Hilton is suing over this :D -
An uncertain scientist&s guide to taking risks | David...
Rated • 2 reviews • science • timesonline.co.uk
This is somewhat inflammatory, as we can establish a relative risk fairly quickly for most substances... -
Why Google Employees Quit
Rated • 32 reviews • computers • techcrunch.com
This doesn't exactly surprise me about Google: any corporation with the growth of this one is bound to have some lagging and annoying loose ends to take care of. What does surprise me is that a lot of these employees felt as though they weren't given the proper care and attention of Google, as opposed to a proper salary or benefits (which was the gripe of many as well). -
G20 Protesters in Court: Criminal Tweeps or Free Speech...
Rated • 3 reviews • crime • fastcompany.com
If you bothered to read any previous articles on the matter, you would find out that all Tweets were in fact only of publicly available information. -
Where youve been on Net not private, judge rules
Rated • 10 reviews • liberties • nationalpost.com
First of all @ Nataki, it's up to 12 digits. Second of all, this was never all that private to begin with, and you give away plenty about yourself in a regular basis. For instance, this changes nothing if you already use a reasonable proxy.
I do not think this amounts to "Big brother watching over us" any more than they already were.
