Monthly Archives: August 2004

Be Gone, Comment Spam!

Should’ve installed MT-Blacklist sooner. I’ll see how well it does blocking spam comments. If it ain’t good enough, I’d have to change the name of my comments file (as suggested here).
Update: Hey, it works:

And combined with today’s spam crackdown, things are looking much brighter.

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The Silicon Valley Tourist 2

Here are the newest additions to The Silicon Valley Tourist album.

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Shock Jocks

From the land that gave us Björk comes LazyTown, a new kids series dedicated to promoting physical fitness. It debuted this past Monday on Nick Jr., perhaps to coincide with the Olympics. The show is the brainchild of professional athlete and aerobic champion Magnus Scheving, who also stars as Sportacus, a jock superhero. His sidekick [...]

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Tagablog

I discovered an interesting weblog through the comments section of my post about my Mac speaking in Tagalog. Tagalog Translation is where Joseph, who lives in Barcelona, Spain, chronicles his work as a professional translator of the English/Tagalog/Catalan/Spanish languages. Linked from his site is another Philippine language blog, Salita Blog. It is Washington, D.C.-based Christopher [...]

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Get your wiPod on

I guess it’s all about wi-fi today.
Ryan left a comment on my reviews of free hotspots in my area, giving me a heads-up on his other site, BayAreaFreeFi.com. Available for download from the site is the wiPod, “an iPod-based guide to free wi-fi in the San Francisco Bay Area.” Cool. I am now downloading it [...]

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