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12-06-2004 10:28 AM ET (US)
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Inspired by "sexygrrl404," an idea for one of those customized 403 pages. (I originally thought of this for a 404 page but realized it worked better for a 403 error.) A 403 error page which plays a snippet of En Vogue's "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)." |
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12-06-2004 01:14 PM ET (US)
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Yeah, in general I think the artistic potential of the HTTP 403 status code has been underexplored.
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01-02-2005 02:46 PM ET (US)
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Which is of newing year. Which is of exploring. Which is not here.
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02-11-2005 10:32 AM ET (US)
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My understanding is that a trademark is for, well, a "mark," most often some kind of identifying logo, while a design patent typically covers an entire object. I'm not sure I'm explaining this very well, and yeah, it does seem like a rather arbitrary distinction.
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03-02-2005 06:31 PM ET (US)
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Edited by author 03-02-2005 06:32 PM
"This is a directory of 2160 online papers on consciousness and related topics."
Curse you. Philosophy of consciousness is one of my recent interests. I've finished Dennett's Consciousness Explained and am about halfway through Searle's Mind. Now I need to take a year off of work so I can read through all these online papers.
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04-27-2005 11:05 AM ET (US)
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"There has a sequence of photos within it in which a female otter is tied to a bed and an otter in a leather mask breaks open oysters on her bare stomach."
The Story of Otter?
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05-17-2005 02:15 PM ET (US)
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Let us pause for a moment and remember Plurp, who has been constantly attacked by eagles for a year now. |
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06-09-2005 01:19 AM ET (US)
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I must concur in part and dissent in part with your earlier reader. Tea is tannic, but not bitter, when made properly. However, tea is often over-brewed, and when over-brewed, tea is both tannic and bitter.
As a point of comparison, red wine is tannic (some types more so than others; Cabernet Sauvignon tends to be especially tannic) but never bitter (unless something's gone horribly wrong with the wine).
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07-08-2005 12:42 PM ET (US)
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Edited by author 07-08-2005 12:43 PM
"Hard to get into writing humorous or ironic or intellectual or trivial, or even deep and insightful, log entries in the shadow of people being blown up in London."
At least you're in good company: "[T]here is nothing intelligent to say about a massacre." -- Kurt Vonnegut, in Slaughterhouse Five
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