Here’s an excellent article detailing Atlanta’s growth from the mid 70s to the late 90s.

“A dozen U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopters, their lights out, descended from the night sky March 4 on a corner of Charlotte, N.C.”

Right.

Doug sent me a link to a USB port modchip for the Playstation 2. Apparently, you have to own a GameShark2 and be able to solder one wire. If you don’t understand why you might need a modchip for your PS2, you don’t need one.

In June of 1979, a mysterious stranger, using a pseudonym, commissioned the Elberton Granite Finishing Company to build an edifice to transmit a message to mankind: the Georgia Guidestones.

I so hope that the Maximog will be my next vehicle.

I’m enjoying my cellphone more and more. However, I hate everyone else’s cellphone. For those of you that care, here’s a nice little page detailing mobile phone etiquette.

It’s nice even if they did use the word ‘savvy’ almost twenty times on one page.

For those of you who like comic books, here’s a great selection of 2000AD covers.

Judge Dredd rules you!

Wow. Zoom into Atlanta from space.

Rick found a concise listing of a utility I’ve used in the past, but forgot to link.

Ever forget your NT Administrator password? Attempt to work on a system with a lost password? Check out the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor, which is a snazzy little Linux bootdisk utility that allows you to access NTFS partitions and modify the stored encrypted passwords.

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