Cartoon: Maladies of the Information Age

[mouser]

Cartoon: Maladies of the Information Age

this is so true..

http://www.slowpokecomics.com

[JavaJones]

Haha, de.licio.us! Ok, that was a terrible, terrible joke.

- Oshyan

[jgpaiva]

 
I'm the fourth guy, always reloading the "recent posts" page of DC
But i've already been through the first scenery, not being able to find something and trying to "GoogleBedroom.com" it!

[zridling]

Oy, I'm the girl in the second panel, wanting to save every great photo and movie file I come across, even though I haven't reviewed them in years. I have photos from 1993 that I haven't had time to look at! I did the same thing with books for 25 years, then spent three years giving all but a few boxes of them away. At least hoarding nude photos isn't the same as hoarding old newspapers in the house. (My 71-year old mom has that disorder where she never throws anything away and her house is a trashcan. It's really weird and a big waste.)

[housetier]

I like METAMANIA

Next time someone wants to impress me with their website, what it does, how great it is, who reads it, how much money they make from ads - I will simply reply: my site rates sites like yours. It will be a big fat LIE, but it will be fun:

 

[Wordzilla]

always reloading the "recent posts" page of DC

-jgpaiva (July 12, 2006, 03:33 AM)

it wouldn't be a bad idea if you subscribe to DC's RSS Feed, manually refreshing the page might be a cause for RSI (repetitive strain injury) 

https://www.donation...ndex.php?topic=496.0

I use RssReader (free) as my dedicated DC RSS reader, it checks new posts on the forum for me every 5 minutes. If there's a new post, it pops up an unobtrusive notification in the tray area .

[JavaJones]

Housetier, that's a brilliant and evil plan. I love it.

- Oshyan