Freeware redefined
We’re still not sure whether it was a flash of genius or mere foolishness, but — at least according to The Big Word Project — freeware now has a new definition: thriftmac. If you haven’t heard of the project, Wired has a pretty good writeup. Basically, you can purchase a word for a dollar a letter. It is then displayed alphabetically with a link you provide. Some of the links are, ahem, self-serving. Others make a statement: check out the definition of “idiot,” for example. So why did we sign up? Well, what the hey, it was fun and it only cost $8 . . .
Posted Wednesday, April 23, 2008 in Site-News
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