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Moving Day
The other side effect of not being able to sleep is that I finally moved this blog over to a new domain. Welcome to the eponymous oookeeek.com! The two of you that still have my RSS feed, please update it … Continue reading
Why I won’t be buying anything from U2 anymore
Because they have a git of a manager who thinks consumers all steal his stuff and wants to restrict our rights to enrich him and his buddies in the recording industry. Read his speech.
Blog updates can be frustrating!
Thanks to Blogger deciding to add cute little icons next every commenter id, my blog layout was broken. Not terribly so, but enough to look ugly. Since I had to edit the template anyway, I decided to make a few … Continue reading
Here comes another bubble
This hilarious video by an a capella group called The Richter Scales is about the current tech bubble (Facebook = $15 billion, really?) and sung to the tune of Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start the Fire.” My favourite bits? “Blog, … Continue reading
Add-ons to the blog… or How I love the free services on the Internet
So while spending time chatting on flickr, I came across this website called AllConsuming, mostly because the guy behind AllConsuming, Erik Benson, created a service tied into your contact list on flickr called Connectr. I’ll let you go to those … Continue reading
Firefox, the browser reloaded
Ok, sure, cheesy tagline… but the browser is far from cheesy! For those who don’t know what the hell I’m talking about… it’s about Firefox 0.8, the next generation browser from mozilla.org Too many improvements and generally goodiness in it … Continue reading
RSS??
For all web-designers in India and people that live off news and feeds from the web, RSS might be a little hard to get used to. Yes, it’s the greatest thing since hyperlinks (or sliced bread, whichever way you see … Continue reading