“Bypass Compsulory Web Registration. Common Sense Isn’t.”

February 14, 2005 By Jonathan Ping Leave a Comment
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It’s really annoying when sites like The New York Times and CBS Marketwatch make you register before being allowed to enter their site and be presented with ads (and occassionally read some content).

Above are the slogans of BugMeNot.com, which stores and shares generic logins and passwords that everyone can use so you don’t have to endure any more junk mail than you already get. Check it out! Hopefully sites will get the hint and we won’t need it anymore. Also available as a Firefox extension.

And may all your Valentine’s wishes come true! Here is what I’m making tonight, along with these baked scallops and some chocolate-covered strawberries. I hope I don’t burn the chocolate this time…

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Last updated: February 9, 2017
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