2004-11-17 15:50![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
digitaldiscipline
digitaldisciplineTo those hardware junkies in the audience. . . yeah, I got mentioned on [H]ardocp.com this afternoon.
Posted By: Steve
[H] Power:
Rafe Brox let us know that according to MSN’s search engine, [H]ardOCP is the number 1 search result for the letter “H”, out of a possible 44,115,110 items. Not sure what "hardware loose" means but it is still pretty spanky being number one. We’re are number 2 out of 509,000,000 on Google. Gonna have to work on that.
What amuses me is that this is the letter I sent them:
Let this be a lesson to those who doubt the might of the [H] - I inadvertently typed a naked letter "h" in my IE address bar and hit return. . . and the MSN Search that resulted had, as its first
listing, http://www.hardocp.com.
Though I wonder. . . "hardware loose"? What kind of description is that, or is it just a fantasy of Steve's we don't want to examine too closely? ;-)
Kyle and I get along great. Steve and I, slightly less so, which was illustrated when he made some less-than-accurate remarks about![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
thewronghands when an online profile of prominent hackers was published.
Posted By: Steve
[H] Power:
Rafe Brox let us know that according to MSN’s search engine, [H]ardOCP is the number 1 search result for the letter “H”, out of a possible 44,115,110 items. Not sure what "hardware loose" means but it is still pretty spanky being number one. We’re are number 2 out of 509,000,000 on Google. Gonna have to work on that.
What amuses me is that this is the letter I sent them:
Let this be a lesson to those who doubt the might of the [H] - I inadvertently typed a naked letter "h" in my IE address bar and hit return. . . and the MSN Search that resulted had, as its first
listing, http://www.hardocp.com.
Though I wonder. . . "hardware loose"? What kind of description is that, or is it just a fantasy of Steve's we don't want to examine too closely? ;-)
Kyle and I get along great. Steve and I, slightly less so, which was illustrated when he made some less-than-accurate remarks about
thewronghands when an online profile of prominent hackers was published.
