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Category Archives: Annoying Websites
Sad State of News on the Internet
It really is a shame how most news organizations are adopting the “catchy or dramatic title” on their articles to pull in web traffic. Case in point: Militants in Iraq have used $26 off-the-shelf software to intercept live video feeds … Continue reading →
Dullard Calls Bloggers Wackos Who Don’t Get Any
When I first read Name and shame offensive bloggers by David Bullard of the Sunday Times, my first reaction was what a dickhead. Obviously this guy has strolled around Technorati, saw some of the crap that is pumped out and … Continue reading →
Google Doing Electronic Billboards
I’ve said it before and I will say it again, Google wants to control all advertising, and, according to some patent filings, it looks like they are definitely moving in that direction. According to an article from Clickz, a patent … Continue reading →
Annoying Websites
There are certain websites we all visit once a week or every couple days because we are looking for information, news, scores, etc. I am going to list the ones I visit that get on my nerves, everytime I go … Continue reading →