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Monthly Archives: July 2002

July 29, 2002 | Politics

“American forces may have breached human rights and then removed evidence after the so-called wedding party airstrike that killed more…

In an English synopsis of the opera Carmen, spotted on a programme in Genoa, Italy: “Carmen is a cigar-makeress from…

July 19, 2002 | Fun & Humour

A Hello Kitty psychological test. Whatever will those crazy people in their funky white coats come up with next! www.sanriotown.com

July 18, 2002 | Music

Welcome to the freak show that is German rock & roll. Allow Theo to take you through the bizarre and…

July 18, 2002 | General Geek Culture

One of those lovely things you occasionally seem to forget about and then rediscover is the MIT tradition of “hacking”....

July 15, 2002 | Politics

Associated Press reports that police and NATO peacekeepers in Kosovo have destroyed marijuana plants covering “about one acre (0.4 hectares)”....

July 15, 2002 | General Geek Culture

All classic video games, all porn, all the time. You know you want it. www.classicgaming.com

July 10, 2002 | Cinema

Bertha Chin and Jonathan Gray have written an excellent text on the phenomenon of (mostly web-based) communities reviewing a film…

Long the subject of speculation among die-hard Douglas Adams fans, his posthumously published book The Salmon of Doubt has now…

July 5, 2002 | General Geek Culture

Who really killed Bill Gates back on December 2, 1999? What conspiracies lie hidden in this murky pool of hatred…

July 3, 2002 | IA & Usability

I’ve always been ambivalent about music on websites. Well, not exactly ambivalent, I’ve called it the digital equivalent of a…

July 3, 2002 | General Geek Culture

This is the digital age, and if you’re an artist, sooner or later someone is going to steal from you…