In a book about a cracker
named Phate we see the frightening actions of someone who thinks he
is omnipotent even outside The Blue Nowhere. The hero of the story is
Wyatt Gillette, a convicted hacker himself. But Gilette is the only
person that can stop Phate. He explains “Life in the Blue Nowhere”
As a contract programmer,
I wish some of these
things had happened to me.
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align="right">5. Your last pay deposit includes a 12-month
retroactive raise. (Yes, your boss’s counteroffer for you to stay
and protect him from his incompetence.) The HR department calls two
months later asking where you now bank. – At the Bank of
Nunna-Yur-Bizniz
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width="59" align="right" border="0" />Today is Friday
the 13th. Boy, have I got some stories for you…
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false">The story
behind the Parrot is that it was all just a prank. I’m a news
junkie. Especially when it comes to technical news about
programming languages. This one had me fooled. There were lots of
other pranks out there on the Internet this year. Did any of them
fool you?
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width="59" align="right" border="0" />President
six-toed cat was found on LA’s Avenue of Stars last night.
Don’t know why this story caught my eye.