I mentioned this a while ago. It's been going on in my area for about 3 years now. Especially with "Find us on facebook and twitter!" and all I think of is "AOL Keyword."

xcorex, dawg.

It hurts my head thinking about it too. The thing that really annoys me was seeing the logos on every webpage I went until I found some adblock subscription for all of that crap. It's still annoying to drive and see billboards with facebook and twitter logos every which way. Off-topic, but speaking of CNN what is up with scam sites using AS SEEN ON CNN, MSNBC, etc. for stuff?

Why aren't you faggots spreading the word? 3 Sgt. Sysop

I was thinking the same thing. Also wondering how 'ancient' browsers like Arachne will handle this sort of thing (yeah, I still get on my DOS PC and check things on it occasionally).

"Find us on facebook!" "Find us on twitter @" is the new "AOL Keyword".

Half the households in America own Apple products [citation needed]

The PPC hardware was cool, but I always felt the OS itself was lacking. I was never really a Macintosh fan, more of an Apple II series type of dude. Switching to x86 was good for Apple, they've made more money than they ever would have selling their laptops.

p. sure he's referring to the articles being posted (i.e. someone posts an article and doesn't RTFA and assumes shit).

This is marked troll because?

I loaded up MINUET a few weeks ago on my DOS machine and it amazingly still works, though it's extremely picky trying to parse any HTTP. Telnet and Gopher still works okay, heh.

:D

When did AC97 cards have Sound Blaster support?

>>>Contrary to descriptions elsewhere on the page, I do no warm-ups or warm-downs, and no stretching before or after exercise. Stretching moves muscles to their weakest positions, which weakens them, and stresses their attachments to bones. Together, this means that stretching both lowers the effectiveness of exercise and raises the likelihood of injury. Don't do it.

[citation needed]

>You know, there are places in the world where copyright infringement for personal use is perfectly legal and explicitly guaranteed in law.

[citation needed]