Someone care to explain [pmsumner]

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When it got to be 3:30am? I mean I was going to bed two and a half hours ago... and I've done nothing but answer a few support requests badly. OK, I got a nice comment about one, but lots of them were badly, hence didn't get approved.

This is why you don't try doing support when you're doing anything you can to avoid sleep.

Music:: Chris Moyles - Brimful Of Asha (Cockney Mix)

Mood:: feh

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tsk tsk... there's other things to do on the internet you know...

although the people asking the questions are probably very grateful ;o)

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*laffs* There are other things to do? uhhm, like what? :)

Let's see - I know the Nocturnal Manifesto off by heart, I can't afford to shop at CDNow or HMV, Nobody's ever on Babylon when I am, and OneWord closes down at Midnight...

That's the internet according to Phil :)

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*pfft* try

wired.com
theregister.co.uk
slashdot.org

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I used to get the register's daily mail when it was sensible, but it ended up becoming so cynical and idiotic at times that it began to annoy me.

Slashdot? *coughs politely* How politely can I say "no fucking way?" :) I never have looked at it seriously, but I know people who have spent lots of time reading - and they all tend to say pretty much the same thing - don't bother.

Wired I never have looked at seriously either, but there's only so much you can read :) I didn't list everything I read - for example the BBC News or uhhhm... Annanova. It just depends how lazy I feel :)

Then again, there's always back-dated Dilbert and Userfriendly to read :)

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I only read the Register from their website...

usually from headlines in my slashboxes...

same with Wired, I usually watch the headlines there too...

Slashdot is better when you read the articles more, and less of the talking...

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