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Okay, this is it. We’ve been meaning to post the link to this essay for a while. But there were other things to do that were less important. Yes. Less.

The item that resides right above it on our to-do list is actually reading it. The essay, that is. Quality assurance. We are not going to tell you which one of the two items we have completed, only that we know for a fact that we’ve given you an additional item on your very own to-do list. (Lists can be obtained by the exit)

“Life is a sad bunch of items on a to-do list and then you complete them”, the famous singer once said, and we think he was so right. Or wrong. We haven’t gotten around to deciding yet, since it ranks higher on our to-do list than posting this – which happens to be somewhere near the bottom.

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What is this?
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Endelig. En dansk e-bog, der ikke er over 100 år gammel. Forfatter Claus Abraham debuterer med bogen “Den Ultimative Internet Guide”, der, som navnet diskret antyder, er den ultimative guide til internettet.

Klik herunder for at læse anmeldelsen – og grunden til, at denne anmelder vælger at uddele rekord-mange stjerner.
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Finally. A proof that this editorial staff don’t surf enough. How could we miss this one? Well, one lazy staff member found it by coincidence during heavy video surfing on his Pocket PC trying to enhance the missing suspense of four remaining pages in a novel.

Nevermind. Before doing anything else (including but not limited to reading further) we would like you to

Done? Did you notice the DC-10? It’s not there.

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Joachim fandt den.
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Salon writer Micah Joel believes he should open up his wireless network, disable encryption, broadcast his name, and make sure DHCP is enabled, because then “there’s really no way to know who’s using it.”

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I get one email from Google every day on the average (test initiated as of yesterday, 12pm cet). This one shows the friendly tone in Google’s mailings as well as a new well-intentioned greeting that just might not replace godspeed.

And, as interesting as this could prove to be, godspeed is the fastest speed, but, according to Urban Dictionary, not by far.

We were not able to find out where Speedy Delivery ranks on the secret speed scale, but – to me, at least, it sounds a little bit slower than devilspeed.l
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Når ham der Prevns samtaler kan, kan jeg også citere mine hverdags-agtige MSN-samtaler.
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I just got a mail from Google that just may change my life. Again. Looking at my Adsense revenue report is a first-class cue that I’m not the only one who completely forgot the ultra-evil for-profit upper-section of this page. With a little luck there might be enough wealth for me to cover my Coke costs. Every other week. Once. At office charge, a little less than a Euro, which is fairly inexpensive, but the buzzing, shining vending machine is just repulsively unattractive.

So that’s bad. The Adsense revenue, that is. But then I got this mail from Google. They say I can increase my revenue with exciting new ads that will display … images. As we all might be aware of, image ads are even more evil than text ads, they’re disturbing, annoying and intrusive, and then we haven’t even touched the areas of decreased readability, comprehension and learning difficulties (just in case). I instantly logged in to my Adsense account to check if image ads were automatically enabled, but they were not. So I turned them on.

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Pocket PC eBooks Watch – eBook and beyond is exactly what it says. And a whole lot of links, too.
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