Hu1u for n0n-US residents

If you want to watch Hulu or one of the US TV network's webcontent (which is usually solely for US residents) and have never been able to because it requires you to be watching in the US... this guide is for you.
How to bypass the country check at South Park Studios and in other places.

1. Get Firefox.
2. Download & Install "Modify-Headers"
3. Go to Tools -> Modify Headers
4. Click Configuration and check Always On: Enable ... and Open Modify Headers ....
5. At the top select "Add" from the drop down list. Type in X-Forwarded-For in the field to the left of the drop down list and 12.13.14.15 in the other one. Nvm the third field
6. Press "Add" and select your new lines and press Enable/disable if it isn't already enabled.
7. ????
8. Profit and watch South Park.

If someone can confirm that this works, it would be great.

Update: ok this doesn't seem to work for Hulu but it did work for comedy central. For Hulu, seems there are these VPN solutions.

Google

Biogeek has put up an interesting video of Lewis Black talking about Google - It is interesting that is was only today that I was reading the following article about Google being the most invasive of all net firms. The empire they are building is really expanding what now with news of their uni mails being rolled out.

I am starting to have a very bad feeling about Google....

Blog who?

I must confess that although I am a sometime blogger, I don't really read any other blogs except for a couple of friends who rarely update. So the following article was very interesting for me. It lists the top 25 most visited blogs of June. I haven't had a chance to look at more than a couple - but my they are interesting!
Check out Boingboing for the above amazing pic of a baby wallaby. They also have some very nice old mexican music. Then there is downloadsquad which keeps you up to date about downloadable software. And.. well you can read the rest. Unfortunately there are many interesting sites. bugger.
Update:
I just found this other website which is hilarious! It is called SayNoToCrack and the picture above is just one of the posts. About the picture it says "This 15 lb tabby cat chased a bear up two separate trees in rural New Jersey." Here is a link to the National Geographic article. Oh I think I will have to bookmark this website!