Since i’ve been rearranging our load of metal mags and fanzines from the past, i came across many deserving-to-be-remembered metal/black metal logos. Though i am not the first one to make a post on the most incomprehensible logos, i browsed through some sites and they don’t have the ones i’ve found . So, [...]
Read more from " The most unreadable metal logos - my 13 picks "Found these a couple of days ago, very interesting
It’s a book from NYPL digital gallery - The punishments of China : illustrated by twenty-two engravings : with explanations in English and French, dated 1804. Here are some pictures, please go to the original site for more.
Torturing the fingers
Punishment of the wooden collar
Punishment of [...]
Read more from " The punishments of China - illustrated. "Yesterday, when i couldn’t take it any more, i finally had a wonderful encounter with the my ISP’s tech support, and got to find out what sits on the other end of the phone (i hate phones in general, and talking on the phone is a big pain for me, so that was a pretty [...]
Read more from " The burden of Tech Support "Here’s what happens when you don’t clear your cache after many hours of flickr’ing:
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How to clear your cache
The microsoft certification is for those individuals who want to distinquish themselves from other IT professionals. The mcse certification, microsoft certified systems engineer will create a strong and secure future in designing and implementing infrastructures for [...]

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