It’s been a pretty astounding week.
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this friday night from 12am - 2am steven (aka carl) and i will be presenting our first radio show called “naive radio” and i would put those little dots above the proper letter if i knew how to. and we made a nifty little intro that is worth hearing as well.
as you can tell, we got a killer slot. and it is every 2nd and 4th friday. someone else already had the 1st and 3rd. and others had everything up until midnight.
so. if you are up on friday night at midnight, you should listen to us. we are hoping to play more music and not talk a whole lot. but we’ll see what happens. i think we can even put people on air if you wanted to even call in. how exciting is that? we could interview you or something.
and if you have requests or a good reason for us to interview you…
radionaive at yahoo dot com
all i know is that i am happy to finally do this on a station that is NOT a christian station.
this is probably the most opposite station i could possibly be on. yay!
It appears that the Safari Web Browser is the first to pass the Acid2 test. Acid2 was designed by the Web Standards Project to display improperly in any browser that fails to adhere to W3C standards. An amazing feat, the guy (Dave Hyatt) who fixed the bugs did so in less than a month.
Sorry to post this, I’m sure most of you don’t care, but I thought it was just dandy.
Let’s see. If I were Microsoft, and I wanted to make a next-generation gaming console, what hardware platform would I use for development? Hint.
(Leaked Photo 1, Leaked Photo 2, Leaked Photo 3)
I’ve known they were using this processor architecture, but I hadn’t seen images as telling as these.
I will not rest until I have the head that produced this logo:
Their head. Platter, no platter, I don’t mind.
