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/ 23 April 2004

Wireless world

If you’re a regular local Internet user then you will know just how complicated and slow the whole business of getting online is. Sentech’s new MyWireless service aims to change all that. MyWireless is a new broadband Internet access service, now available from Sentech (www. sentech.co.za).

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/ 25 September 2002

Taste? the final frontier

What could be cooler than having dolls for the kids to play with? Why, having cute little Osama bin Laden dolls of course! Each doll is packed with a semi-automatic rifle, and a grenade. It’s real and it’s happy tasteless capitalism in action folks. Go stare at ‘Dirty Terrorist’ Dolls.

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/ 25 September 2002

Cry the beloved currency

Well it’s been another of those weeks. Some bimbo from hell in the government wants the press to be held accountable in case "a journalist writes something which causes the fall of the Rand". Let me be the first to test this, by saying the rand is toilet paper anyway, so who cares.

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/ 25 September 2002

The Conspiracy, Murder and Fraud of 911

Writing this the day before the first anniversary of 911, you have to feel sorry for the USA. They have a president in power who didn’t win the popular vote, a "Patriot Act" that’s removed a large quantity of its citizens rights and a sinister new "Homeland Security" department running rampant.

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/ 25 September 2002

The time-bomb in your toothpaste tube

Mozart had it, and now thanks to the Internet, you can have it too! Tourette’s syndrome – or simply put, a joyful way of getting away with swearing violently in the midst of regular conversation. Take a look at the online Tourette’s syndrome simulator or read 150 000 alternative ways of saying ‘jerking off’.

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/ 25 September 2002

A crash course on Israel

One of the most useful aspects of the Internet is its ability to present information that hasn’t been censored or passed through official filters, allowing you to see both sides of an issue and then make up your own mind. This is why the Internet is under attack from many governments.

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/ 25 September 2002

Giant crocodiles and home decor for Goths

So living under the ANC and all this democracy for killers and rapists has finally pushed you over the edge and towards the Dark Side. Cool! Now you need a guide towards becoming a horrifyingly evil person, like the guys in charge of local TV programming. Follow the path down at So You’ve Decided to be Evil.

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/ 25 September 2002

The Pie’s The Limit!

The Earth Summit is upon us, and it’s worth remembering that world leaders often look good wearing a pie. Take a look at the Canadian Prime Minister getting a delicious-looking pie in the face – at Canadian Pie!, TAART! and Australian Pie!

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/ 25 September 2002

Jesus the Sportsman

Did you hear the one about the teenager who built his own nuclear reactor to get a boy scout merit badge? Believe it or not, this isn’t a joke. Take a read of the amazing story that’s been bouncing around online for some time, about one gifted teenager and his home made nuclear reactor.

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/ 25 September 2002

The History of Michael Jackson’s Face

There’s a man in Oklahoma, who has an ongoing battle with prostitutes. He follows, films them in action, and then calls in the police. Presumably, he’s unaware of the great audience he’s attracted in allowing the rest of us to browse through pics. Be warned, some of the pictures are very revealing.

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/ 25 September 2002

The world wide web just got weirder

So. You’re the South African government and you want to snoop on your internet users. (Why? Well, that’s what budding dictatorships do). Take a look at a long page of emails between local military intelligence, security firms and spies to an overseas company that makes an online surveillance tool.

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/ 25 September 2002

100 albums to cull from your collection

Tata ma chance, tata ma f*ckall! A local hacker site decided to satirise the South African Lotto scam, (which has made over a <I>billion</I> rand that has yet to be passed on to any charities.) Did the local Lotto company behave like a decent accountable corporation and laugh and shrug it off?