I ripped a couple lists of Vietnamese blogs, one from NoodlePie.com, the other from GlobalVoices Wiki, then splice them together and extended them a bit (via vim). The result is here (vietnamese blogs), where it can be updated as needs be.
The Arctic Monkeys sold 120,000 copies of their first album, making it the fastest selling album in Britain thanks to their Internet saavy. They promoted sites illegally playing their music and gave out demo copies which quickly fanned out across the Net. Take that RIAA.
A blogger put Digg to the test, a test which caused more than 11,000 Diggers to visit the blog within 3 hours, made its web server tremble, and which made the blogger wisely question the so-called “future of journalism and media”.
IBM DB2 database released as a “light” open-source version, Express-C, along with free community training and support. Limited to 2 processor cores but no database size limit, it will run on Linux or Windows and include venom from DB2’s upcoming relational native-XML release, Viper.
Malaysia confirmed it will mount an expedition hunting 3m-tall furry black jungle giants known locally as Hantu Jarang Gigi, meaning “ghosts with widely-spaced teeth”. So El Reg says the BBC said.
Dugg up at digg.com: Error + Game = 404 Fun
A century before Photoshop, they managed to falsify pictures, with some brilliant concepts.
some of the best Flash-work i’ve seen so far; certainly the best tunez i’ve ever heard from Flash to date.
that’s a screen cap from my SuSE 9.3 box
“TOKYO - Japan has decided to levy punitive import tariffs on computer memory chips made by South Korea’s Hynix Semiconductors Inc, providing the latest - and most symbolic - illustration of how life is getting difficult for once-dominant Japanese chips.
Acting on cries for help from domestic companies struggling with increasingly tough foreign competition, Japan has decided to slap countervailing tariffs of 27.2% on Hynix’s dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips… to become effective on Friday and remain in place for five years…
Japanese semiconductors once dominated the world market, grabbing a combined global market share of more than 50% in the second half of the 1980s… But today, their global market share has plunged to about 20%…”
the latest slick tune comes from funky hot mix radio in france (i think), c/o the gnu/gpl streamtuner: MOUSSE T VS THE DANDY WARHOLS - Horny As Dandy
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