What about those ads that purposely attempt to get through security exploits in the ActiveX module in Internet Explorer; all you need to is hit "Yes". Once.
Wow, what a surprise. The same thing happened when Windows XP (devils0wn) came out two months before it was released. If you remember the FCKGW... key was blocked from Windows update and I'm sure that Microsoft will do the same with the one that they find floating around on the internet.
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Oh, apparently both links are the same. Found them on another site. Sosueme.
Linked page says Opera 7.54u1.
3 2enen800b1.exe 3 2enen800b1.exe
Opera 8.00 Beta 1 - ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/win/800b1/en/std/ow
Opera 8.00 Beta 1 w/o Java - ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/win/800b1/en/std/ow
It has a very interesting smell, does it not?
Uhm, didn't you know? Satellites don't strike twice.
It appears that all of the albums that contain explicit lyrics, normally, are [Edited]. Look at Nelly for example.
Anyone who has Comcast knows that channel switching and doing stuff on that box is damn slow.
You'd think that for as much as one pays for digital cable, they could have ad-free channel browsing -- but no.
What about those ads that purposely attempt to get through security exploits in the ActiveX module in Internet Explorer; all you need to is hit "Yes". Once.
Wow, what a surprise. The same thing happened when Windows XP (devils0wn) came out two months before it was released. If you remember the FCKGW... key was blocked from Windows update and I'm sure that Microsoft will do the same with the one that they find floating around on the internet.
Even though there are some other sites (NFOrce, and VCDQuality) that appear to be doing what ISONews does not, it is sad to see a good site go.
ISONews sets the standards a few years back and I'm sure it wont be forgotten. I still have and wear my ISONews.com, REPRESENT!
It's about the thing these movie awards are good for!
Seems like the site finally got /.'d Oh well, I'll try again later.
It's already out on KaZaA, I saw it! It was a 200k executable file -- file compresion has gone so far these days! :P