To whom it might concern:
Adobe Systems, Inc, makers of the popular computer graphics program Photoshop, announced on Friday that they have compiled and submitted a list of more than 25,000 Internet Protocol (IP) addresses with duplicate serial numbers for versions six and seven of their product. A spokesman from Adobe says "We installed what is called a 'callback' on Photoshop to try and curb piracy. It essentially sends installation information to our servers upon first use." The FBI plans to...
Ha ha! Go Adobe. Now thats some smooth thinking. I wonder how many of those 25,000 (which seems like a low # to me for an Adobe application) IPs they can link to people after all this time has passed.
A bunch of updates today. I have to go to a gay graduation ceremony in a little bit. I can't stand high school graduation - everyone does it so stop making it out to be a big deal. 
The Oldgame Network now has 13,618 games. The # in our db will be updated soon. Right now we have a limit in place that doesn't allow the # to go that high.
Woohoo! Go Germany beating those Saudi's 8-0 in the World Cup. It was no easy task getting it on my TV at home. It was going to be on channel 24. But then...