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- Re: Tag du jour: . Now what? |
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- I need* a telescope. I have always wanted one. I have always loved the stars. There is serenity there, and I have ignored it for what I thought were practical reasons. No more. |
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- I found this the other day while catching up at The Gamer's Nook. I didn't have time to investigate it then. If you have a cat, you must visit this site. You will get many minutes of amusement looking at all the pictures of cats that hate you! If you don't own a cat, be rest assured these cats probably hate you just as much! |
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- I found this the other day while catching up at The Gamer's Nook. I didn't have time to investigate it then. If you have a cat, you must visit this site. You will get many minutes of amusement looking at all the pictures of cats that hate you! If you don't own a cat, be rest assured these cats probably hate you just as much! |
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Writing... (Mar 31 2003 01:52 GMT) - The only thing worse than reading a bad story is writing on it. Blah. Just... One... More... |
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- Oh boy!<quote>Supafly - a location-based virtual soap opera where intrigues, gang conflicts, and romance are the tools of the trade for becoming a virtual celebrity.< |
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- As always, you're getting PowerUser Monday a little early. This week it's chocked full of fun pranks to pull on your friends for April Fool's day. Yea baby. |
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- The museum of unworkable devices... Gravity -- it's not just a good idea, it's the law. Perpetual motion, and other wonderful things. [MetaFilter] |
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- I rarely use a floppy disk these days, but every now and again I wish for something that I can use on almost any computer, will fit in my pocket, and can be written on forever. This USB Memory Key looks like a good fit. I went with this one because you won’t need to install drivers for most modern... |
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- I think Elfie was channeling Max with this one..DOGS PET... |
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- WSJ.com - U.S. Tactics May Seem Original, But History Offers Some Lessons HISTORY LESSONS Key elements of the U.S. |
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- After the demise of Jane's Combat Simulations I thought we'd never see another quality flight sim, I'm wrong. Lock On... |
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- Re: Tag du jour: . Now what? |
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- I'm Back in the Other 'Burg ...after traveling through snow and having to leave Harrisonburg early because of the snow.... |
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- And so it begins. Some folks commented in my 'weblog manifesto' reponse post that it would be swell if there was a blogring for--as The Happy Tutor put it--the "poststructuralist nonconforming postmodernist recovering philosopher web polis." In the words of one nonconforming philosopher, ask and you shall receive. Thus, from... |
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- Just ran across this crazy Israeli club information website: XTRA. I suppose it's juvenille of me to be so... |
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Hmmm....... (Mar 31 2003 01:45 GMT) - today was spent in the sun with no purpose but to explore with him. Random band playing down at the... |
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- Brent provides a decent summary of the current state of the art in legislation from Michigan. Well done lads. This will surely make the world safe for telco's throughout the state, and soon, coming to a world near you. Eesh. I wonder if software counts as a "telecommunications device". |
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- Brent provides a decent summary of the current state of the art in legislation from Michigan. Well done lads. This will surely make the world safe for telco's throughout the state, and soon, coming to a world near you. Eesh. I wonder if software counts as a "telecommunications device". |
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- Oh what the fuck is going on NOW? Something is... |
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- Oh what the fuck is going on NOW? Something is... |
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- A touching essay from James Sabata on the men and women defending America's freedom and working to spread these very... |
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- A touching essay from James Sabata on the men and women defending America's freedom and working to spread these very... |
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- I was driving through Kingston on Friday, for a painful meeting with an accountant to go over my tax-return (ordinarily... |
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- Will Iraq be Better off? Will we? (2). Seyed Razavi (webmonkeyx) also gifts us with a critiique by Martin Luther King. Note it's applicability to our present action in Iraq. |
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- banging your head against the wall with both eyes rocking and rolling white knuckles pounding you while you can't believe... |
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- di David Horsey©2003 Tribune Media Services, Inc.tratto da Ucomics di Dick Locher©2003 Tribune Media Services, Inc.tratto da Ucomics di Dick Locher© |
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- “They may be the ones facing danger on the battlefield,” says ABC News Online, “but US soldiers in Iraq are... |
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- ++Update++: Thanks to Rachel, I found that Snopes, in record time, has debunked this story. I'm not sure if I'm pleased or not. Seems that one Andrew Carlssin, a stock trader who raised some eyebrows and has been arrested for insider trading, claims to be from the future. I personally enjoy this bit, myself: |
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- Í október s.l. stóđ fyrir dyrum landsleikur Íslands og Skotlands í fótbolta. 7. október skrifađi ég "frétt" um 2500 manna stuđningshóp Skotanna sem var á leiđ til landsins til ađ "mótmćla". |
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- im kinda sick today but i think i'll take the time to do my war rant for the month.... |
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- I suppose I'm in the minority here. I want to work on some website updates, but I can't, because my... |
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- John Simpson, a journalist I greatly admire, on why he was wrong. |
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- It's where you want to be if you're looking for... |
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- It's where you want to be if you're looking for... |
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- This slimy calcium-encapsulated application is a serious agricultural pest, ready to attack 500 plant species with crazed abandon at the slightest provocation. It will eat eggplant, chili peppers, okra, cabbage, and cacao. Not even peanuts and papayas are safe from its predatory rasping tongue. You have to admire the chutzpah of this importunate mollusc. Okay, sure, you may argue that it only travels 0. |
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- i added another wallpaper to colour theory.... |
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SongFight (Mar 31 2003 01:34 GMT) - Songfight! (via a recent MetaFilter post) Another one of those "nobody told me about this?!" moments. A song title is posted and, if you're so inclined, you write a song with that title and submit it. Submissions are collected, voted on and a winner is crowned. |
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- Reason has an article by Ronald Bailey on depleted uranium (DU) munitions. For those of you who haven't been paying attention, the military uses DU to make tank armor and armor piercing shells. It's 1.7 denser than lead, and so... |
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- I just redid my site...again! It's even better this time because of Xoops!Gooberhead is the Daily Gazette for Gooberheads around the world. |
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The IEP (Mar 31 2003 01:34 GMT) - Last Wednesday I was involved in an IEP meeting. IEP stands for Individualized Education Program. An IEP is a very important document for children with disabilities and for those who are involved in educating them. Done correctly, the IEP should improve teaching, learning, and results. Each child's IEP describes, among... |
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- It would not be proper for me to say anything here about what happened this weekend Elsewhere On The Net.... |
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20,000! (Mar 31 2003 01:33 GMT) - We hit a big milestone today here in the Empire - our 20,000th visitor! That visitor was referred here from... |
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- Brent Simmons, author of NetNewsWire (NNW) gets the once over by one of our favorite Mac oriented webloggers (ie, Daring Fireball). when asked if Net News Wire was always intended to be a commercial app,... |
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- Check out this photograph from Turkey, courtesy of Reuters. A Pakistani student wears a headband with the words 'kill jews,'... |
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- Check out this photograph from Turkey, courtesy of Reuters. A Pakistani student wears a headband with the words 'kill jews,'... |
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- If we can't even have inappropriate displays of affection in public, then the terrorists have already won.... |
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- As many people know, I have REALLY anal-retentive mail-filtering software in place, protecting my mail server. I don't go in... |
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Recap (Mar 31 2003 01:26 GMT) - Wednesday: Saw the Cyclones lose to the Dayton Bombers. Erin swears a certain Dayton player was checking me out. Afterwards... |
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- From the Bell System Memorial website, the first car phone. |
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!!! Ugh !!! (Mar 31 2003 01:25 GMT) - Please stop naming your skins starting with punctuation marks like exclamation points, etc for no good reason. I know it puts your skin first on the browse list alphabetically, but it's not fair. Make your skin popular based on its design, not the fact that its name begins with !. I'll be adding code soon that disallows this sort of naming, and I'll also be renaming existing skins that use this naming scheme. Update: |
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Timing (Mar 31 2003 01:24 GMT) - Almost everything is up and running on the Xserve now. It was fairly uneventful, without many difficulties that weren't anticipated. Lessons learned: - dbm style database files are not binary-compatible across platforms. You will have to write export / import code if changing server CPU architectures. |
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Miss me? (Mar 31 2003 01:23 GMT) - We went home to see Josh's family for the weekend. His sister was going to ride barrels in a local... |
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- Oc, oil et oui Étymologie et petite leçon de géographie. Une finale en clin d'oeil, nous offrant une solution de rechange aux fameux boutons « |
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