hmm, jet li in matrix sequels? sounds like fun. also interesting is the related news stories section: “man dies re-enacting matrix“
despite a compelling premise (and a decent start), titan ae ended up sucking. the semicool elements couldn’t withstand stupid characterizations and a ridiculous plot. actually, the characters seem to do mysterious flip flops to conveniently move the story along, and too much of the stuff just happens for no good reason at all, including the premise — if anyone can tell me why exactly the energy aliens destroyed the earth in the first place, please do tell.
neat, the foresight institute has released its guidelines for nanotech safety. speaking of nanotech, i’ve been playing the deus ex demo, which doesn’t run too well on my machine, but is pretty darn intriguing.
dennis miller on accountability: “you suck and so does your kid.” also good: “when all is said and done, there’s only one person who controls soley controls your destiny, and that of course is bill gates.”
the yesterdayland saturday morning tv cartoon super site is good for nostalgia. due to crappy web design you have to scroll to the bottom of the page to actually get to the cartoon descriptions…
soulbath is very cool.
it sucks to have a bad ceo
hmm, interesting. i have 110 dcom enabled applications running on my system. cmd prompt: ‘dcomcnfg’ to find out how many you have. if i were cool i would have written a form you could fill out to have a dcom application # poll (figuring out avgs, mins, and maxes) but i’m not cool, so here’s a link to bruce schneier’s june 15 cryptogram which initiated this whole train of thought.
note to self: spend more time hanging around barnes and nobles’
think 76 is the best: No thanks, I might get kicked off the Math team.
