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Posts Tagged ‘social engineering’

Imitation Still Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery

By Giania • May 20th, 2008 • Category: Internet Toys

Hot: Fake Stephen Colbert, a twitter user posting under @stephentcolbert, has been unmasked. Luckily, the psuedostephen opted to share the reasoning behind this Twitter-Digg deception. It’s really fun to see someone take a silly experiment and launch it to the next level, a silly experiment with wide recognition. Of course, with Stephen Colbert’s huge popularity [...]



NH Media Makers This Sunday!

By Giania • May 6th, 2008 • Category: Articles of Interest

Hot: Despite my vehement aversion to being up before noon on any weekend day, I am very very fired up for the NH Media Makers event this Sunday. It will be held at Crackskulls book store, coffee haus and cozy nook. I look forward to meeting a lot of folks I’ve been tweeting back and [...]



The first person to comment…

By Giania • Apr 18th, 2008 • Category: Fnord

Hot: Gets a (handmade digital replica of an Emperor Norton) dollar. GO! What can I say, I’m feeling generous! It might not be as cool as this. It almost certainly won’t be as cool as this: But it will be handmade in some fashion, JUST for you, and signed! Collector’s Item like whoa! Any takers?



Keep Digging: Temple of Damanhur

By Giania • Mar 13th, 2008 • Category: Articles of Interest

Hot: The Damanhurians are a lot of things. A small group of semi-private spiritualists, architects, philosophers, ecologists, and revolutionaries, for starters. In 1978 they began building a complex series of temples into a mountain in Italy. They finished this construction in the 90′s. They were constructed with the use of whatever labor they could find, [...]



Thinly Veiled Agenda: Timeline of Bill of Rights During Bush Admin

By Giania • Dec 5th, 2007 • Category: Fnord, Politics

Hot: In what can best be described as a very long pitch to get people to join a group called Question Authority on MondoGlobo, Phil Leggiere provides this timeline of the Bill of Rights during the Bush Administration. It does cite sources all along the way, such as the NY Times, Slate, and US Today, [...]