How do you know this? Any link?

I had a Trig teacher in high school who used to fly F-4's. He told us how there had been a rule: no Russian aircraft could be photographed near American airspace without a fighter escort in-frame. So all through the cold war, the Russians would send Bears, the Phantoms would scramble, and they'd all just fly up and…

You did.

The Coen Brothers do all their own network copy. Clearly they have fun with it.

Find a stranger in the Alps ??????

Ok, fair enough. For comparison, here's Gizmodo's first web page from 2002. In case you can't make it out, the graphic in the upper left is a hand holding a Palm Pilot.

We used 4 Expedits to make a work table. (The four middle holes go all the way through to store boards and other long things.) My husband put his computer into a floating ceiling, so he can plug in his computer monitor or take it away without any surrounding cords.

This one's pretty close.

It's a shame - sites like that would be about the greatest PR a company like Ikea could ever have. When I moved into my apartment I went shopping at Ikea for some things primarily BECAUSE of the site - I still believed ikea made piece of crap furniture that would fall apart instantly - seeing what others could do…

How much did it cost them to send these takedown notices? How much would it have cost to buy the domain?

More reasons to fuck IKEA.

There is no excuse for this bullshit.

Another company that doesn't know how the internet works.

Another website that falls under the Gizmodo DDOS attack... :-)

A few months ago I watched a documentary on the Apollo mission. This incident was the part that stuck with me the most, because it showing how INSANE nerves of steel Armstrong had.

And was so cool about it that after ejecting he went to his office to catch up on paperwork. He talked with several astronauts who had no idea he'd just brushed up against death because it was just another day at the office and he felt no need to mention it.