Wednesday, April 7th, 2010
I haven’t written here in a while, been busy. Slackware is back on my machine. I remember someone years ago in a chat room saying that “Slackware eats your soul” and it does. Yet I can’t stand the “easier” ones – I always come back to Slackware. Using the 64-bit version, which gives me more [...]
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Tuesday, December 1st, 2009
AOL’s metal/hard-rock site Noisecreep released “Best Songs of the 2000s” (click here to see) I think the choices are based on the band more than the song, but check it out anyway.
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