South Australian Attorney-General, Michael Atkinson, says he is more scared of gamers than the biker gangs he is outlawing. His comments come after an 15 year old geek unknown assailant left a threatening note under his door to stop banning games (with the legislation he is sponsoring). Australia is notable in the gaming world as the only western country that does not have an adult rating for video games. Michael Atkinson is notable in the political world for his ridiculous public comments that he often has to apologize for (see the bottom of the article).

But don't make fun of him because that is a 'Bootin offense.

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It's not a secret anymore!

It is obvious that someone at CNN gave their out of work brother this web design gig. Where to start?

Information Overload
- There's too many articles being displayed at the same time

Bad Flow of information
- The flow of data went from "left-to-right" to "center-to-left-to-up-to-somewhere-else"

Difficult to read
- The font is too small (I have 20/15 vision but don't like reading microfont)

Oh yeah...you wanted the workaround. Instead of going to cnn.com, use the mobile version that opens up much faster: m.cnn.com. It will get you by until you find a better website. FauxNews.com blows and USATODAY.com isn't much better.

The old CNN.com will be missed.

Any of you own a T-Mobile Sidekick? If you do, you better not reset it any time soon. Why? Because all of your data isn't actually stored on your phone. It's stored by Microsoft's subsidiary, Danger. They've had some sort of outage and now ALL the data on your Sidekick isn't being stored there for some reason. So while it is on your phone right now, reboot and it is gone forever.

Don't believe the hype - Cloud computing is not the end all, be all of technology.

How soon before Facebook clutters itself into oblivion (like MySpace did)?

See what YOUR browser would be like, if it were a chick.

While Cherry 2000 is still a few years away, Japanese roboticists have been hard at work on robot receptionists that can speak 700 canned phrases. Let's have a contest guessing what the robot is saying. I'll start:

"Please wash your penis before we continue, Sayonara Son."

On some random message board, someone asked how to survive a long distance relationship. One of the respondents revealed that she was able to do it by cheating on her boyfriend of 3 years. But she made the mistake of revealing WAY too much information...

...and one of the readers took exception to her cheating. See the entire thread (the pic at the top is pretty NSFW). It is now on Digg.com and spreading fast.

Update: Digg.com removed the article for some reason. So someone else reposted it!
Update 2: Reddit has found it and is commenting.
Update 3: Youtube has it now.
Update 4: CollegeOTR, a site no one has ever heard of, has it now.

Ford owns one of the most advanced and efficient manufacturing plants in the world. It's in Brazil and it is still operating at full capacity. Because of its flexibility it is able to operate at a much lower cost than those on US soil. Why? Because employees are allowed to cross-train to be able to do many things. Also they are integrating parts suppliers into the factory for "just in time" manufacturing which saves oodles of money.

Why doesn't Ford repeat this success in the US? The U A W.