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Report Details Rise in Hate Web Sites

Report Details Rise in Hate Web Sites 04/19/2004 08:39 PM
San Jose Mercury News Apr 20 2004 0:42AM GMT

Group Releases Report on Hate Web Sites

Group Releases Report on Hate Web Sites 04/19/2004 07:07 PM
AP via Los Angeles Times Apr 19 2004 11:07PM GMT

Google revisits policy on hate sites

Google revisits policy on hate sites 04/23/2004 08:09 AM
San Francisco Chronicle Apr 23 2004 12:45PM GMT

Group Releases Report on Hate Web Sites
(AP)

Group Releases Report on Hate Web Sites
(AP) 04/19/2004 03:05 PM
AP - Online hate games that attract children to gun down illegal immigrants at the border, hunt Jews and shoot blacks are among the thousands of extremist Web sites described in a report released Monday by an international human rights organization.

Confidential details unsafe on job
sites, says study

Confidential details unsafe on job
sites, says study 11/13/2003 07:47 AM
Computer Weekly Nov 13 2003 7:04AM ET

Aust Web sites see traffic rise after
Jakarta bombing

Aust Web sites see traffic rise after
Jakarta bombing 09/10/2004 03:46 AM
ZDNet Australia Sep 10 2004 7:57AM GMT

Walla! leads rise in exposure to
Internet sites

Walla! leads rise in exposure to
Internet sites 12/28/2003 10:14 AM
Israel Business Arena Dec 28 2003 9:26AM ET

Internet scams on the rise BBB advises
to check sites before giving out info

Internet scams on the rise BBB advises
to check sites before giving out info 12/25/2004 04:49 PM
Thetimesonline.com - Sat Dec 25, 06:49 am GMT

Details, Details, Details: Google,
Slowly, Moves Toward Stock Offering

Details, Details, Details: Google,
Slowly, Moves Toward Stock Offering 04/23/2004 11:13 PM
www.nytimes.com via Drudge Report Apr 24 2004 2:20AM GMT

Some lesbians hate "She Hate Me"

Some lesbians hate "She Hate Me" 08/16/2004 10:06 AM
Spike Lee's film is criticized for pandering to male fantasies rather than revealing the real complexities of gay women's lives.

Shark Tank: Details, details

Shark Tank: Details, details 01/09/2004 09:51 PM
When this IT director installs a new application, he agrees to have it hosted at the corporate data center, three miles from his location -- but only after he asks a few questions about backup power.

Shark Tank: Details, details ...

Shark Tank: Details, details ... 03/19/2005 03:15 AM
It's time to bring up a new server, and because it's replacing one that crashed, the big boss suggests naming it after a mythical bird that lives for 500 years and then rises from the ashes.

Oil futures rise above $44 a barrel Best
Buy 3Q earnings rise 21 percent Stocks
extend rally with mo

Oil futures rise above $44 a barrel Best
Buy 3Q earnings rise 21 percent Stocks
extend rally with mo 12/19/2004 03:28 PM
Seattletimes.nwsource.com - Wed Dec 15, 11:20 pm GMT

Telus targets 28% rise in 2004 profit
per share on 5% revenue rise, cost cuts

Telus targets 28% rise in 2004 profit
per share on 5% revenue rise, cost cuts 12/20/2003 09:51 AM
Canadian Press Dec 20 2003 9:07AM ET

Scam sites start spoofing secure sites

Scam sites start spoofing secure sites 12/12/2003 10:26 AM
Personal Computer World Dec 12 2003 9:16AM ET

The rise and rise of embedded Linux

The rise and rise of embedded Linux 04/08/2005 11:52 AM
ZDNet Apr 8 2005 2:54PM GMT

Rise and rise of file-sharing

Rise and rise of file-sharing 03/29/2005 03:58 AM
News.bbc.co.uk - Mon Mar 28, 03:48 pm GMT

i hate you.

i hate you. 10/28/2003 11:07 PM
ihateeveryoneandeverything.blogspot.com -- a weirdly readable blog from, apparently, a typical intelligent teenager angry at the bullshit she sees around here. It's both funny and sad.

Example post: "'When the night falls upon the relic of humanity, near nor far will we gather.' What do you think that means? Our society will fall and we won't even take notice? Right? No, you psychopaths. It doesn't mean anything. I just made that up. I can't stand when people read into things too much. When famous writers pooped out their famous stories, i don't think they meant for a 2 page short story to turn into a 200 page analysis. Please, shut the fuck up."

"She Hate Me"

"She Hate Me" 07/30/2004 08:17 AM
Despite its predatory lesbians and randy studs, Spike Lee's latest effort isn't homophobic. But that doesn't mean it's good.

Cat Hate

Cat Hate 03/29/2005 04:38 AM
A good reason to hate cats. However if that is not enough, this guy has 32 other reasons to hate cats.

I hate when this happens

I hate when this happens 06/03/2004 10:22 AM
Pardon? Posted on Thursday, May 27, 2004. From the transcript of a phone call made by Kevin B. Wyckoff to his parents, Charles and Martha Wyckoff, a few hours after they had attended his funeral on December 22. Kevin B. Wyckoff is an inmate at the Lexington Correctional Facility in Oklahoma, where he is serving a five-year sentence for offenses including kidnapping and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Originally from Harper's Magazine, March 2004.

I Hate

I Hate 11/20/2002 10:40 AM
I hate when my mom gets upset with this separation. I'm not a hugger, I'm not a comforter. I'm not really good at what she

I hate CSS

I hate CSS 10/29/2003 12:12 AM
I'm ready to kill the YRSA website. The CSS today is just not agreeing with me, it's driving me INSANE!...

'I Hate IT'

'I Hate IT' 06/17/2005 03:20 PM
CIO Jun 14 2005 5:59PM GMT

I hate my gut

I hate my gut 06/24/2005 07:31 PM
The low-rise jeans craze reignited a personal battle I thought I had won. The one between me and my belly.

Okay, Hate Me

Okay, Hate Me 05/10/2004 02:42 PM
It's been a while since I had a blog test post. But I need one for some utf-8 testing so here it goes. ...

The Rise and Rise of IT Administrators

The Rise and Rise of IT Administrators 12/06/2003 01:06 PM
maffstephens writes "Have you noticed how difficult it's become to develop software? Not because software is more complex, but because there seems to be an ...

I Hate eBay

I Hate eBay 12/27/2004 12:41 PM
What do you do when you hate one of the most successful dot-com survivors?

I Hate The Core

I Hate The Core 03/12/2003 10:15 PM
Seriously. It looks worse than Armageddon, which is the worst movie ever made.

"who?s doing the defining of what?s
?hate? right now"

"who?s doing the defining of what?s
?hate? right now" 04/14/2004 10:31 PM

My first hate email

My first hate email 09/03/2004 08:44 AM

« A light at the end of a narrow tunnel. »

I have finally received my very first hate mail from some undereducated conservative who declared that "Your a socialist idiot. Your site sucks." I'm positively tickled that one of the more erudite and articulate took the time to send me the very best, especially on a day when I really needed a good giggle. So here's a shout out to Benboul@aol.com. May it bring him all the offers for viagra and nude teen girls he can handle in a glorious shower of inbox capitalism. Also, I might point out for the Americans who don't seem to understand the definition of socialism that Finland isn't a socialist country nor is wanting a good education and affordable healthcare for all citizens socialist, not to mention it would be a better long-term investment than all the oil in Iraq. Well, at least if you aren't in the oil industry.

It does amuse me that somehow being a real moderate interested in what used to be traditional family values of educating children and proper medical care earns me the label of 'socialist'. It reminds me of a brilliant essay in the book, Going Nucular: Language, Politics, and Culture in Controversial Times, which I read recently that explores the new usage of labels from the McCarthy era. Since it's such a timely topic and the essay is so interesting, I'll quote heavily from it as it's a tightly written piece and encourage anyone who is interested in how words shape the news and views of readers everywhere to purchase a copy.

"Where the Left Commences."

[...]

Leftist was not a word to be used lightly, even by the right. In a 1954 editorial, the Wall Street Journal worried that McCarthy's "slam-bang denunciations of ... 'leftist' influence" were making him a "depreciating asset" to the Republican Party, with the quotation marks around "leftist" hold the word at arm's length.

By all linguistic rights, the leftist label should have disappeared from the lexicon as McCarthyism faded, and as labels like communistic, fellow traveler and Communist sympathizer (or comsymp for short) were going the way of the poodle skirt. But leftist lingered, shifting its reference to antiwar demonstrators. Only after the Vietnam War did the word begin to decline as an epithet, though it was still routinely used in foreign news reports.

Then, in the late 1990s, leftist underwent a sudden revival. The word is 50 percent more frequent in major newspapers and magazines now than it was five years ago, with almost all the increase a result of its use as a label for domestic groups and individuals. Apart from the odd reference to Angela Davis or the Spartacist League, leftist nowadays is almost never used for old-style radicals or Marxists. In fact it was the eclipse of the movement left and the fall of Communism that freed the word to serve as a phantom finger that the right could wave in the culture wars.

[...]

It's getting hard to tell leftists and liberals apart without an agenda. Hence the increasing popularity of liberal-leftist, which merges categories on the model of compounds like toaster-oven and owner-occupier. (Linguists call those compounds "dvandvas," a term invented by the Sanskrit grammarians.) Peggy Noonan has use the double-l word to describe abortion-rights groups, and during Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate race, the conservative commentator John Podhoretz described her as "running as an unapologetic liberal-leftist."

But liberal Democrats never describe themselves as leftists, not even apologetically. (For that matter, there are many who are willing to describe themselves as liberals, either.) That's the fundamental asymmetry of the left-right distinction in American politics. Historically, the left commences where liberalism ends. But conservatives have never demurred from placing themselves on the right, letting qualifiers like mainstream and extremist do the work of sorting out the bow-tied Alsopians from the fatigues-wearing abolish-the-I.R.S. crowd. True, many conservatives are uneasy about the label right wing, and though a few call themselves rightists, the world sounds too exotic for most to put it on their business cards. But no one feels the need for a compound like conservative-rightist - there's no distinction to blur in the first place.

The new uses of leftist exploit that asymmetry. They're aimed at nudging the political center to the right, by portraying social liberals as radicals outside the mainstream. That's a risky semantic maneuver. In any tug of war between a label and the things it's attached to, the label ultimately loses. Sometimes it's simply diluted to the point of meaninglessness. That happened with the fascist label after the American left began to throw it around indiscriminately in the 1970s, and it may very well be the fate of imperialist now. But the leftist label is less likely to be superannuated than drawn back into the center. Describing the Girl Scouts or Arlen Specter as leftist doesn't demonize them so much as make the epithet itself sound less alarming.

[...]

It is very curious how leftist and socialist have experienced a renaissance in the past five years which would suggest it began around the time of Dumbya's presidential campaign. It really is as though we've entered a new age of McCarthyism. The use of compounds to try and fill a gap in the lexicon is also rather pernicious since you'd normaly expect such bunching of words from children taunting each other on the playground, not political commentators who can't decide if someone is one thing or another so they just shove two words together with a hyphen thinking they're accurate but wind up making both meaningless and less insulting. Yow! Have I strayed from the flock, the mainstream, and joined such radicals as the Girl Scouts and their communist cookie campaigns?! If you aren't a bible thumping fundy freak who agrees with everything the president says you must be some sort of extremist freak who hates freedom and America!

It's hard to say what label actually describes my political leanings as I don't know that leftist, liberal, socialist or democrat are very accurate or meaningful. Perhaps this year there needs to be a new label just for the folks like me who tend to vote on the issues rather than the personalities and war records of the candidates, and who feel like something is terribly wrong that Dumbya and the entire cabinet haven't been impeached for lying and even admitting that they lied to get the US to go to war. How about right-left-moderate-cynics?

Why the Greeks hate the U.S.

Why the Greeks hate the U.S. 09/19/2004 05:05 PM
Athens is lovely.  The perfect weather and ancient history enables such activities as last night's open-air concert by the Vienna Philharmonic in a 2000-year-old marble amphitheater underneath the Acropolis.  Everyone speaks English.  When in the company of a local it is very difficult to pay for meals or entertainment.  I asked one of these hospitable locals how come the Greeks are reported to hate the U.S. so much.  His answer:  "It depends on one's party affiliation.  The Left Wing hates the U.S. because of its support for the Right Wing against the Communists 50 years ago."  That's wonderful, I thought.  Only half of these guys hate us!  "Actually, no," he continued, "the Right Wing was sympathetic to the Serbs in Bosnia and Kosovo and after Bill Clinton's bombings in support of the Muslims they hate the U.S. too."

"Hate Speech 101"

"Hate Speech 101" 02/19/2004 08:49 AM

Love is Hate

Love is Hate 09/04/2004 03:39 PM
Who said the following? Don't clck yet. You can have three guesses.

My job tonight is an easy one: to present to you one of this nation's authentic heroes, one of this party's best-known and greatest leaders — and a good friend. ...

Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome Senator John Kerry.

I hate to say I told you so - #324

I hate to say I told you so - #324 07/20/2004 07:45 PM

Throughout the 90's I got a rep of a screaming maniac - insisting that HTML sucked, dial-up sucked and that what they were calling broadband - was in fact mid-band.

I knew that without at least 5Mbps to the home - we'd never achieve the oft sought after broadband always on revolution.

So now Verizon is offering 5Mbps for $35 - 15Mbps for $45 and well - we plan on offering 30Mbps - but we haven't priced it yet.

So my reaction is a) it won't work - it'll bottleneck at the head-end, b) what's to download? Nobody can feed them data fast enough - but I end with an optimistic c) 'bout fucking time!

I was starting to feel old - but maybe we WILL see true broadband before I hit 50.

Oh yah - god bless Verizon. Is it true that it's Cory Doctorow in those commercials? "Can you hear me now?"

I hate the letter

I hate the letter 12/12/2003 04:22 PM
Microsoft Typeface Recall and an apology offered: a Swastika happened to slip by the censors. But is it really all that offensive? (more inside)

Why I hate Wikis

Why I hate Wikis 08/19/2004 10:16 AM
Jimmo explains why he hates Wikis

"Han from I Hate the Kids"

"Han from I Hate the Kids" 06/04/2004 08:14 PM

Why I hate C, reason #4,348

Why I hate C, reason #4,348 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
Varargs. Or, these days, stdargs. It's how C lets you define functions that take a variable number of arguments. Why do I hate it? Because, even though you're forced to view the argument list opaquely, there's no argument count! That is, the standard says the variable length argument list lives in a magic va_arg thingie, you must use the Magic Functions to get the individual arguments out, and you must have the magic ... signature to note varargs in the function declaration, but... the standard can't be bothered to mandate that an argument count is passed. This seems utterly mad....
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