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Extreme Tracking (dot com) is a basic web site statistics service. They offer free web site traffic reports, viewable to visitors and the site owner alike, as well as a paid version of the same service that is private, and viewable only by the person that pays the bills. In the past, it […]

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So yesterday I watched the Super Bowl. Honestly I was a bit disappointed. I was expecting much more offense. I was also expecting Mick Jagger not to be a jagoff and start spitting out expletives. In fact, I was so not expecting that, that I tried making a 15:1 bet that […]

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Years ago, MP3.com was one of the only sites to allow bands to create profiles and upload their music for global distribution. Today, a number of other clones have appeared, including Soundclick.com, Purevolume.com, and Myspace Bands. In the days of MP3.com, MP3 was veritably the lowest common denominator for music distribution. To […]

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Two really quick comments. First, I wrote a tool that automatically scans the list of “John Doe” IPs and tells you if you’re being sued in the I2Hub related lawsuits (Update 2006: now gone). The tool is updated as TrendyBlog.com posts more.
Also, once again, I’ve managed to land an egg on the face […]

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With all the development that I’ve been doing lately on the AIM(R) Privacy Management software, I haven’t had much time to do the things that I enjoy. Namely, that means that I haven’t been messing around with websites and other random computers connected to the internet like I used to. But last night, […]

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