Well, here is the not-too-impressive hit count for this week.
Hits: 463
Hosts: 309
Visitors: 332
Sessions: 348
Come on people! Look at more than just the home page
!
Well, here is the not-too-impressive hit count for this week.
Hits: 463
Hosts: 309
Visitors: 332
Sessions: 348
Come on people! Look at more than just the home page
!
This is an actual picture from Microsoft’s website, that admits that they’re not cool enough to run on OSX or linux.
OK, In the next up-coming week, I have some problems to deal with. First, I need to know if posting a funny image is a good thing to do on this blog, or if you want some more techy stuff. Next, I’m not gonna be able to make a post every day next week, so I’ll be playing a little catch-up. Anyways, I need you to tell me (in the comments or at jeff@old-computer.org) what I should do for future posts. Thanks!
Here’s the weekly hit counter. Enjoy!
Hits: 540
Hosts: 300
Visitors: 316
Sessions: 357
This couple ordered a cake for their wedding. That is feasable, as most weddings include cake. However, the way it turned out was… well, it was very creative!
The cake they wanted:
The cake they got…
It was a bright, sunny day in Cupertino as Steve Jobs happily applied the shipping label to the first iMac and handed it to the UPS man. Well, maybe it went something like sweat shop workers in China produced a ton of the things and sent em off on a huge boat over the ocean to the USA. But either way, 10 years ago today the first iMac was opened and used by a consumer. Here’s to the iMac, and it’s wonderful history (and commercials)!
Continuing on my tangent of *cough* late posts *cough* stupid database errors, here’s something I found today. Its the back to school earthquake survival kit. Consisting of Chicken and Beer, for the super low price of only $8.99!
No offense to Japanese people, but they have the funniest safety manuals in the world! Take a peek here.
You just gotta love it when stuff is poorly translated by the internet. That just shows how far this kind of stuff has to come.
Source: http://adweek.blogs.com/adfreak/2008/07/then-well-grab.html
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