yippeeee!!!!
we’re back up and in our new place in Minneapolis!
stay tuned for pics!
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the BEST media player0
VLC is just thee best damn media player on the planet. it’ll play most anything you point it at, on ANY platform and without having to install any codecs or futzing around with it.
It also has a solid server built right into it, so it’s great for neophytes and geeks alike!
Try it!
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Moving2
that’s right, gang, A and i are moving on Friday, which means this server (i.e. this website) will be moving with us.
so, it’ll be down for a couple of days at most. don’t fret, though: when it’s back up i’ll continue posting the latest, greatest, most exciting things on the planet that keep you riveted to your seats like dentures on fixadent.
:uh huh:
; )
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WHEEEEEEEET!!!!!0
we love you
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Wikipedia survives research test0
The free online resource Wikipedia is about as accurate on science as the Encyclopedia Britannica, a study shows.
The British journal Nature examined a range of scientific entries on both works of reference and found few differences in accuracy.
Wikipedia is produced by volunteers, who add entries and edit any page.
But it has been criticised for the correctness of entries, most recently over the biography of prominent US journalist John Seigenthaler.
Wikipedia was founded in 2001 and has since grown to more than 1.8 million articles in 200 languages. Some 800,000 entries are in English.
It is based on wikis, open-source software which lets anyone fiddle with a webpage, anyone reading a subject entry can disagree, edit, add, delete, or replace the entry.
