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So I’m reading the Internet. A bad thing, yes. Apparently Kim Jong Il, my favorite superhero, has gone on a secret mission to the mysterious Orient, no doubt to plot fiendishly while wringing his hands. I check the North Korean news agency to get the scoop on this, and

Somewhat linked to the previous story, Julian Dibbell filed his taxes yesterday; if his e-business continues to run as it did last month, he would have a yearly income of $47,000, which is almost enough to live off of in Northern Virginia. What’s newsworthy is his new

Terra Nova posted a link to this eyewitness account of IGE and Yantis giving what one can only assume was an ad-hoc get-together at the latest EQ Fan Faire. Best quote from the thread: What confuses me is if the IGE and Yantis guys were *right* there in

Interesting article on wired.com about PC/PS2 conflicts in FF11. MMOs are going to have to expand to consoles – it’s a matter of going where the numbers are. The trick is in doing so in such a way that the social aspects of MMOs aren’t completely left

This site has a good, fairly unbiased wrapup.

“Much has changed in Iraq a year after the US invasion, but one constant survives: the ignorance of US news networks when it comes to the Iraqi people. That lack of understanding was on clear display Monday, when ABC’s “World News Tonight” ran a short piece on the loyalties

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