16 November 2004 – 9:31 am
As you might have heard, the activation servers for Half-Life2 are now allowing people to start playing. *sigh* It's at times like these that I find my empty wallet depressing. This is the one game that I've been waiting for all year, but I'm broke. I'm especially broke because I want [...]
22 September 2004 – 7:12 pm
AOL hasn't tried darkening my mailbox in quite some time but when I checked the mail today; there it was another "free trial offer". Normally, I would have just tossed it directly into the trash since they no longer send their software out on floppies. However as I walked back up to my [...]
8 September 2004 – 6:08 pm
I was just looking over my site logs and noticed the section showing what sorts of searches had lead people to the site:
Top 10 Total Search Strings
hogwarts sorting hat myers-briggs
fursuit yiffing video
dvp320f/17 manual
site:coffeebear.net
anime movies by osamu tekuza
dvp320f
dvp320f/17
honda accord vcd stero player
http://www.coffeebear.net/archives/category/reviews/books/
ian spiers
In response:
Ok, I get the point. I'll stop relying on quizzes so much [...]
By Mark
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Also tagged anime, Books, coffee, crap, dvd-player, dvp320f, IM, Link, movie, Movies, philips, Quiz, review, Reviews, thoughts, video, war, writing
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Over the weekend, I started visiting some MP3 blogs and downloading some of the free tracks out there for extra listening material on my iPod. Today over lunch, I booted my home computer into Windows; so I could transfer those tracks to the iPod1. However it seems I've been biten by a bug [...]
By Mark
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Posted in Software
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Also tagged Apple, cli, con, home, IM, iPod, iTunes, linux, MP3, Software, war, weekend, windows, work, working
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Yesterday
Bah, I'm still a bit torked off about yesterday. At work1, there's been a person who keeps sending up emails with the wrong code in the subject line. We use these codes to route the issues to the correct person and putting the wrong code on the email can mean a delay of [...]