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Thoughts on the latest LJ wank:
So there is wank! Apparently LJ is listed on Spamhaus as they are having too much in the way of trouble with spammers recently, and this has potentially been impacting people's ability to receive notifications based on which email service they use. People are upset because they aren't getting their notifications, and because there's spam popping up ( Read more... ) -
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* Work continues to kick my ass. All this week I've been looking more and more like a raccoon as big ol' bags form under and around my eyes, and I stumbled out of bed today looking like a dead man ( Read more... ) -
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There's two square kilometres of bubble wrap downstairs.
Sure do want to sit on it. -
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02/22 - Radiant Historia (DS ( Read more... ) -
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It's not often I remember dreams, and even less common nightmares ( Read more... ) -
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If anyone out there is in Japanland and does not mind effectively lending me some money for a very brief period of time, I could use some help. Mostly because I am looking for a 2000 Yen Webmoney card and the resellers online look distinctly skeevy. -
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I am going to quietly hope that this Bill does get the go-ahead in the coming months, and that it will not get slashed to pieces and have a million dangerous riders added to it, as vain as that latter part may be. I would dearly like to see other things on it such as the removal of the IMP, but it's still one of the most sensible proposals I've ( Read more... ) -
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bromanticisms: "The radio thinks you are a sexual predator. It keeps playing those 'you don't know who is really who on the internet' ads. 'Be careful! Your best friend might be a 30 year old man!' Thanks, radio, I think I got that."
... if it isn't Cantonese women gossiping two feet behind us, it's the entire radio system villifying me instead. :| -
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A 37-year-old Somerset man can thank fast food for saving his life, after he plugged a serious throat wound with a doner kebab ( Read more... ) -
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In more interesting news: this weekend, Flickr suddenly highlighted the problems of relying on cloud storage for your files. A photoblogger who'd used the service for five years, sticking about four thousand photos on there, informed Flickr about someone plagiarising his work and passing it off as their own. In response, Flickr accidentally killed ( Read more... )