I have some longer thoughts on various web-related topics but since I’m not going to get around to finishing those tonight, here are some more videos.

Who knows if this is a good idea, but since I’ve only used about 0.1% of my monthly bandwidth right now (300 GB+), here’s a few little treats for faithful readers (all five of you):

  • q-bert freestyle – Check out DJ QBert cutting it up. Just a reminder of why he’s the best at what he does. If you can catch any of the now defunct Invisibl Skratch Piklz doing their own thing, just do it.
  • Basement Jaxx – Romeo – The song is pretty catchy, standard Basement Jaxx fare, but the video takes the cake. If you’ve ever seen any Bollywood movies on some strange local access/cable channel, you know what I’m talking about.

If you’re on ‘doze and you haven’t tried it yet, give Sasami2K a spin. IMO, the best media player available.

Ok, I indulge in those “what character would you be” tests every so often, but I thought this was interesting because it’s actually right. If I were a Kevin Smith character, I think I would be Brody.

Brodie

You have a genius intellect

and an awesome sense of humor. You can sarcastically put someone

in their place without batting an eye. Your only problems seem to

be that you have trouble acknowledging your true feelings and you

may use your humor as a defense to hide what you are really

feeling. But, your godliness overpowers any insignificant flaws

you may have. Even if you tend to pass gas during very

inconvenient moments.

Take The “Which Kevin Smith Male Are You?”

Quiz!!

Bandwidth Demand at American Universities – I won’t claim to understand how everything’s routed but USC’s bandwidth usages has been off the scale. Looking at the local InterMapper charts revealed the active ports on one of USCnet’s routers to be at over 3-600% usage on Thursday, and almost 200% on Friday (first day of classes were on Monday).

Wow, some really really interesting comments in here. Looks like KaZaa is the big dawg as far as bandwidth consumption goes.