Dawg Digs... Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant
I have an announcement.
We live in amazing times!
Oh, you already knew that?
Well, get this then. There are these devices, that you can carry around on your person at all times. They allow you to converse with anyone anywhere in the world, send and receive textual dialogues or share photographs, from wherever you are!
Still not impressed?
Then let me introduce you to the Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant. A device so complete that it makes the most mundane of tasks (that would have been unheard of 15 or 20 years ago) an absolute dream to perform.
Guess what folks? Pulling your phone out of your pocket just became fun again.
Challenge S2.1 - Vancouver Boggled!
What's this? A challenge during the height of a summer break?
But of course!
For those of you who caught the videos I posted during my trip to Vancouver and the island, you'll know in the last I mentioned I'd be posting a challenge related to those videos. And here it is! Aren't you excited?
Yes. I can tell.
The challenge is very simple. Simply answer some questions about those videos and earn yourself some points. You'll get 1 point for each correct answer.
That's a steal of a deal, I tell ya!
CounterAgents, you will earn 2 points if you answer all questions correctly. All CounterAgent submissions are eligible.
CHALLENGE COMPLETE! THE RESULTS ARE IN...
A Phish, A Phish, A Phish, A Phishy-O!
Phishing emails.
Don't you just love 'em?
Most people when they receive a phishing email just delete it. They know what it is, they know what it's trying to do, and they'll have none of it! This is the best course of action and one that I generally recommend. Of course, if you DON'T know what a phishing email is then it's probably best that you educate yourself. Like right now!
But some of us live dangerously; live without antivirus software on our computers, turn the Windows firewall off, and yes... respond to phishing emails.
On the Tubez... Remembering T.V.
Many of you know that I don't have television in my place. Which is a deliberate choice on my part, as experience has shown that T.V. eats up a ton of time. Time that I don't have available to be eaten, what with my trying to keep Dawg|Net awesome and all!
But, even as a kid I didn't watch a lot of television. Growing up on an acreage meant having LOTS of other stuff available to do, and what's funny is I don't remember my parents telling us to get off the T.V. much. They didn't have to, because usually our preference was to be gallavanting outdoors anyway.
There were still some television staples, though. Things I will always remember, that have a place in my brain that is 100% ROM.
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