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'One in four buys broadband for porn'
I kinow thats why I originally got it all those years ago. Got tired of watching porn on dialup
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My natnet pickem rankings lol used randomizer all season
rank points player w-l pct mnf-avg SFPN Rank
148 95 bjjb 95-97 49.5% 21.08 2072Comment
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NiceClick, click ... gone? Rumor has it tons of layoffs at DoubleClick today.
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Just wanted to say I have been doing very well with my Iframe ads.
They have awesome conversions and make my site look different every reload
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A study released Monday by the Pew Internet and American Life Project finds that musicians do not see online file sharing as a threat to their livelihood. According to the study, ?artists and musicians are more likely to say that the Internet has made it possible for them to make more money from their art than they are to say it has made it harder to protect their work from piracy or unlawful use.? Nor do most musicians agree with the RIAA?s tactics. Around half still think it should be illegal, however.Comment
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Lycos Europe has dropped its plans to use an anti-spam screen saver to launch denial of service attacks against accused spammers. Lycos?s Make Love Not Spam screen saver was taken offline on Friday. There?s apparently no law against launching distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks in the UK.Comment
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The Pennsylvania Attorney General has sued two men for advertising an online diploma mill. The two allegedly sent out spam offering graduate degrees in less than 72 hours. Among the recipients, a cat who got an MBA. The men face only civil penalties, not jail timeComment
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Here we go again?Comment
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MessageLabs says online phishing scams have increased tenfold this year. The company has intercepted 20 million phony emails so far this year.Comment
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A German online ad firm, Adtech, says Internet Explorer users are four times more likely to click on banner ads than Firefox users. This is based on actual clickthrough on the 1,000 European sites that use Adtech. I hear Firefox users are better looking too.Comment
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Another German study says computers hinder learning. Researchers at the University of Munich studied 175,000 15-year-old students and found that performance in math and reading had suffered significantly among those who had more than one computer at homeComment
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Former President Bill Clinton is helping to boost a Chinese-owned web search engine, saying ?I hope you all make lots of money.? The service, Accoona (from the Swahili phrase ?accoona matata? meaning ?no worries") claims to use artificial intelligence to improve search results. When I did a search for ?Bill Clinton? on the site it came up with a page of paid placements (after a long minute) including an anti-Clinton site. Worse than that, the second unpaid result was for a site selling Saint Clinton memorabilia. Hey Google, no worriesComment
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Phew. Ken Jennings has found a job. The Jeopardy champion who lasted a record 75 games will become a spokesmodel for Microsoft?s Encarta encylopedia. Jennings (whom a Microsoft spokesman called ?Jenkins? in a press interview) will embark on a ?Quiz The Whiz? tour where reporters will be asked to challenge him with questions culled from Encarta. Here?s a piece of trivia: Jennings answered 2,700 questions on his way to winning $2.5 million dollars.Comment
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Is that how that works?Comment
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Shit forgot about that part lolOriginally posted by RevSand
Is that how that works?Comment
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mmmmmm love brunettesOriginally posted by juicylinks
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Tranny?Originally posted by juicylinks
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Want the tix that bad?Originally posted by FrankHolland
c'mon people!!! post
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bjjb is gonna be PISSED when someone steals this away... He is single handedly getting this to the 500 mark.Comment
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