12/28/2000:	What Geeks Want: Mini-industry springs up around seduction
	12/21/2000:	Eggheads Unite!: You have nothing to lose but your yolks
	12/14/2000:	Retire?: Even for the young, it's not as much fun as it's cracked up to be
	12/07/2000:	Dotcomsters Union: Coming soon to a snake pit near you
	11/30/2000:	Heeeere, Kitty: Hacking the sock puppet
	11/23/2000:	Feelin' Gravy: Thanks for nothing, turkeys
	11/16/2000:	Gender Is the Night: Of dotcom dorks and lesbotic fantasy
	11/9/2000:	Tech Horror: Logan runs again
	11/2/2000:	Mad About Work: Schizoid man's famous diary holds true today
	10/26/2000:	Live Work: Of cheap futons and 14-hour days
	10/19/2000:	Video Retro: Renting a headspace
	10/12/2000:	My Religion: Shopping does not change the world
	10/5/2000:	Fire Your Virus: And other detritus of the net
	9/21/2000:	Information Suicide: Some things need to be let go
	9/14/2000:	Youth Slaves: Scapegoating kids doesn't work--never has
	9/7/2000:	Alone Online: Loneliness is not a virtual state
	8/31/2000:	Email Envy: A trashy address is not an option
	8/24/2000:	G Spotted: Godzilla 2000 vs. Windows 2000
	8/17/2000:	Globule Village: Icons from another dimension
	8/10/2000:	Schools in Hell: Confessions of a phat chick with cow eyes
	8/3/2000:	Anime Instincts: When life imitates cartoons
	7/27/2000:	Pop!: Your job go boom
	7/20/2000:	Auto Erotic: For pure hot sex appeal, a car has nothing on a computer
	7/13/2000:	Celluphony: What is the point when you have a life?
	7/6/2000:	X-treme Personalization: Don't be fooled for a nanosecond
	6/29/2000:	Bedtime for Bobo: In their wildest NY dreams
	6/22/2000:	Dotcom DOA: Serial killers of the new economy
	6/15/2000:	Craigslist Blues: How can the party be over?
	6/8/2000:	Privacy Fetish: Do we really have that much to hide?
	6/1/2000:	MPFree: Her name is Rio
	5/25/2000:	Geek Books: Decode those books
	5/18/2000:	We Be Webby: Decadence and penance at the Webbys
	5/11/2000:	Buzz Off, FDA: Government "sexperts" approve a goofy new gadget in female orgasm technology
	5/4/2000:	Trek Memories: Computer, literary and sci-fi geeks have one thing in common
	4/27/2000:	Are You Bored?: How to put on the marketers
	4/20/2000:	Too Much Freedom: No one is safe anymore
	4/13/2000:	Bubble Burst: Wealth! Baths! Bah!
	4/6/2000:	Geek Girl: Women like me exist
	3/23/2000:	Techsploitation: Beyond the Valley of the Silicon
	3/16/2000:	Sysadmin Lust: Noncom and Nostalgia for Email
	3/9/2000:	Tormenting AskJeeves.com : .dots entertainment
	3/2/2000:	Are You a Target?: Gen X invents Gen Y
	2/24/2000:	It's Job Season!: Deluge forces tough choices
	2/17/2000:	Vaporware: In today's metastasizing IPO market, vaporware is everywhere
	2/10/2000:	Cthulhu and You: Deep inside a geek's mind
	2/3/2000:	Linux Capitalist Sluts: What happens when open source sells out
	1/27/2000:	Media Hoards: Yet another global empire to subjugate you
	1/13/2000:	Job Gone: A Silicon Valley fairy tale
	1/6/2000:	Porn Again: A job for the twenty-first century