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The deals and things are being fed into Multineedia.com. We will
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Wed, 03 Nov 2004
GWB site not updated
Screenshot of GeorgeWBush.com at 7:54PM EST. You won. Update your site.
Flickr seems like a neat site, so I registered. I need to confirm the registration. Here's what I got:
Hi [username]!
welcome! We look forward to seeing you around the place.
account you need to confirm that you got this email (you
won't be able to log in again with this account until you
have at least one confirmed email address in the system).
the whole address into the address bar of your browser. If
that doesn't help, please forward this email, noting down
your screen name, to help@flickr.com - and we'll do our
best to help you!
There was no hyperlink, or even a plain-text URL to cut and paste. I forwarded the message to help@flickr.com per their request. Not terribly hopeful.
I know the site is in beta, but isn't registering users something that about a billion websites have been doing successfully for quite some time?
Of course, none of this matters now that we're totally screwed here in the U.S. of A., none of this really matters much.
Enron trial
Remember Enron? Expect more of the same now.
Great moments in Webjay avatars
This is a frightening thing that no one is really talking about (at least not enough on mainstream media):
How is this possible? It's 2004. You would think the Civil War had just ended.