CMU's snooping robot going to Iraq. Cool little Dragon Runner thing. It's designed to be thrown over fences or down stairs and then survey the area.
5.22.2004
Pretty fun, although short game Ant City. You have a giant magnifying glass and a city full of cars and people. I'll let you figure out the rest.
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5.21.2004
New nickels honor Louisiana purchase. That explains Alyssa's odd nickel.
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5/21/2004 12:41:00 PM
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Cell Phone Directory Coming Soon. It probably is a good idea to stick your number on the Do Not Call List, since it is free.
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5/21/2004 01:38:00 AM
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5.19.2004
Search Engines & Web Portals Going 1GB Email Crazy Search Engine News Journal. My Gmail says I have a terabyte of space now, but that's probably just a typo.
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5/19/2004 11:01:00 AM
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Apparently "...with you I lose my mind, give me a si-" sounds like "...sleep with me I'm not too young" when played backwards.
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5/19/2004 02:54:00 AM
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New t-shirts that will play movie trailers. I still have to find a pic of this.
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5/19/2004 02:52:00 AM
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5.18.2004
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This page lets you make links to set other peoples' Away Messages! in AIM. It doesn't seem to set mine, because I'm still using a pretty old version of it, but its funny nonetheless.
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5/18/2004 03:22:00 PM
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Internet Groceries Continue to Expand. Sounds like a great idea, especially with people wanting to drive less due to gas prices.
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5/18/2004 03:21:00 PM
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A story from the younger days of the internet, I remember reading this a long time ago. It's still hilarious. Rocket Car
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5/18/2004 12:47:00 AM
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Good info on next-gen portable gaming systems.
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5/18/2004 12:25:00 AM
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5.16.2004
This is great, it shows how powerful and widespread an internet community can be. A person selling a Powerbook on eBay is contacted by someone trying to scam him. This is a tale of danger, revenge, spies, and a hilarious idea. Best of all, its true. And not in a "based on a true story" way that movies are so often made. Scamming the Scammer
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5/16/2004 01:42:00 AM
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