That's No Prank

TekSavvy posted a new Acceptable Usage Policy today. For an April Fool prank, it was a good one, except that it wasn't a prank: it was real. (^^;;;)

Thankfully, before things got out of hand, the CEO posted that it was an error on their part, which had been corrected. That was a relief. Let me tell you I was having heart palpitations for a while. I'm sure I was not the only one.

Lame April Fools

Every April Fools, it seems like more and more people are making humorous prank postings of some sort or another. The problem is that the volume have become so much that most of it isn't very funny any more. Usually I'll see at least one good prank post that is worth mentioning, but this year it was all very lame. Has this Internet fad become dull and boring already?

April Fools' Day

Its good to see that the gloomy times have not dampen the April Fools' Day pranks. Slashdot.org was at it again as usual but even the mainstream is getting into it more and more every year. My favourite was the Microsoft asks for bailout story from infoworld.com. The Toronto Star any a list of interesting hoaxes.

I was going announce I had won the lottery and was retiring, but decided against it. Someone might think I was being serious. :-D