An article I found yesterday.
The Appeal of iPhone: A Longtime “Windows Fan” Becomes an Apple Fan in 1 Day
No, I am not introducing the article; rather, I was thinking, Tom wrote this.
Lately, every so often I come across articles in which friends appear in all sorts of places.
The day before yesterday, I found an article that featured another friend as Mr. Anonymous Spamhaus… What’s more, this one included a photo. Even if he says his real name is not public, he’s one of the pioneers of the Japanese Internet, so people who know him know who he is, right? If he wants to remain anonymous, he’ll have to wear a mask or something.
“Spamhaus” and Domestic ISPs Debate the Pros and Cons of an Anti-Spam Blacklist
Well, it is a good thing when people you know become famous…
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