You probably already knowbut if not - I saw that cat game is mentioned in .net magazine this month.
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monkeon schmonkeon,
Mon 26 Nov 2001, 6:39,
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no - I didn't knowwoo.
Never read the internet magazines.
Find them really out of date - and inessential.
I wonder if a high frequency publication would be better. i.e. "weekly net round up" thing...
dunno... no one else thinks it would be a good idea.
(Never read the internet magazines.
Find them really out of date - and inessential.
I wonder if a high frequency publication would be better. i.e. "weekly net round up" thing...
dunno... no one else thinks it would be a good idea.
rob,
Mon 26 Nov 2001, 6:51,
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B3tadid get into the Guardian's 'week on the net section on Saturday'.
Apparantly there's some sort of 'image manipulation' craze on the internet, but I'll believe it when I see it.
(Apparantly there's some sort of 'image manipulation' craze on the internet, but I'll believe it when I see it.
mrbrong,
Mon 26 Nov 2001, 8:01,
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don't think the guardian even looked at the sitejust lifted their scoop from wired.
arse. if this means we're fashionable - then we'll become unfashionable next week.
anybody got a good idea for a new trend to attach ourselves to?
(arse. if this means we're fashionable - then we'll become unfashionable next week.
anybody got a good idea for a new trend to attach ourselves to?
rob,
Mon 26 Nov 2001, 8:09,
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Drinkingor whaling. Or both.
I don't know, I just watch ducks.
Maybe one day it'll become fashionable.
(I don't know, I just watch ducks.
Maybe one day it'll become fashionable.
mrbrong,
Mon 26 Nov 2001, 8:15,
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new trendwhat about the trend of nicking stories from wired (or perhaps poking people's bums with large plastic fingers... GOOSE! )
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Mon 26 Nov 2001, 8:33,
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