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Sunday, April 15, 2001

Another weekend at home meant another movie. This time it was Along Came a Spider; the prequel to Kiss the Girls releashed a few years back. Not a great movie, but I thought it was more enjoyable compared to some other suspense-thrillers releashed this year and last.


Exams are upon us here at Western and I seem to have picked up a bad addiction named Counter-strike which is eating much of my time lately. There's a dedicated server on my rez network and the game runs super fast. Plus you know all 20 people or so you're playing with.


New Sum-41 album to be releashed soon, if it's not out already. The video for Pain for Pleasure is priceless. The guy across the hall here thinks it the best thing since Kix and Firehouse.


Gotta do something with this site soon. My contract is up soon and I don't know whether I'll continue this or not. I'll have to talk to Matt...


Cheers
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Wednesday, March 28, 2001

How do people keep their sites so updated? I used to have the ability to post more often...


Spents the weekend at home looking for a job, but I had time to see Enemy at the Gates, which wasn't bad, but not a great war movie. Also, I wasn't very happy about the bump in prices at Famous Player's, which is now up to $12.50.


Turntables and mixers have come along way in the past year. I plan on bringing mine to my my house in London this summer. I need to look for a new (cheap) mixer and get some current vinyls.
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Sunday, March 11, 2001

Get rid of ICQ ads. Thanks to Yum for this link.
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Friday, March 09, 2001

A little slow on this one, but techno weenie has moved to it's own domain.


I've been downloading lots of trance lately and making quite a few CDs.


Top 5

1. Dumonde - Never Look Back

2. Art of Trance - Madagascar (Ferry Corsten Remix)

3. Barcode Brothers - Dooh Dooh

4. Cosmic Gate - Exploration of Space

5. Mauro Picotto - Iguana (Blank and Jones Remix)


Rumour has it that Darude is coming to London and performing at dv8 sometime this month. Haven't confirmed this yet.


I completed No One Lives Forever and it's ruined me for first-person shooters. Currently, I'm playing Alice and Undying and not finding them half as fun as NOLF.


I just started reading The Hobbit as one of my friend's would not stop bugging me about it. Plus, the Lord of the Rings flick will be out soon.
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Monday, February 19, 2001

Frontline on PBS did a report on hackers tonight. I found it pretty interesting, despite all the elite jargon.


Oh, this week is Reading Week and I'm spending it at home. Therefore, its going to be a slow week.
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Sunday, February 11, 2001

CNet has a good article on online storage services.


PvP and Angst Technology are my favorite online comic strips. Gamespy also has a good selection of strips.


The Brat's winner's have been anounced by NME.
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Thursday, February 08, 2001

Australian Scientists Pickle Giant Squid: This is just kinda cool.
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Wednesday, February 07, 2001

The Atari Historical Society: I used to use an Atari ST 1040, then used a 520 ST with 2 megs of RAM. I loved them both.
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Saturday, February 03, 2001

The Fast and the Furious: I saw the trailer for this when I saw "Dude, Where's my Car?" Look's very cool...like what "Gone in Sixty Seconds" tried to be.
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Friday, February 02, 2001

Kyle is a teen model!. Holy crap!


And check this out: Western is making progress in the cure for cancer, as well as AIDS. See, we're more then just the greatest partiers in the country; we're also the smartest.
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A new design! A little simple, but I think it'll do the job.


"Information from the L0pht Heavy Industries website is now available here in the Research Labs section of the @stake website."


Reading week (Feb. 20) is almost here. I can't wait to spend a quiet week and home watching a little TV and doing a lot of work.
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