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no internet (Aug 12 2003 23:59 GMT) - Written Monday night Today has been pretty obnoxious - I haven't had internet access all day. The Comcast people say... |
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no internet (Aug 12 2003 23:59 GMT) - Written Monday night Today has been pretty obnoxious - I haven't had internet access all day. The Comcast people say... |
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- I've used Debian at home for the past few years (previous to that Redhat, and previous to that Slackware). Now I've got almost everything at my company running off that as well - I'm up to about a dozen boxes... |
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- Our favorite Miss Rachel is finished with college forever, and moved into their new house. A hearty congratulations to her!... |
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- With just over 3400 miles, my new 2002 Honda CB750 "Nighthawk" sparkled in the parking lot as I arrived at ValuCycle yesterday afternoon for delivery. After a short ride to make sure it was acceptable, I signed the check and... |
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- Wooo hoo. Caught one of Saddam's bodyguards. They say. They usually get to catch these guys two or three times. Have they caught this one before? |
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- Wooo hoo. Caught one of Saddam's bodyguards. They say. They usually get to catch these guys two or three times. Have they caught this one before? |
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- Stunning...just stunning! Looks beautiful on your hand too! Enjoy! : |
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- You know, the Movable Type stuff is really nice, but the number of templates/styles they give you to start off with aren't that comprehensive. I'm going to have to clean the look and feel of this place up a bit.... |
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- (Yet another literary obit...) While in the doctor's office waiting room today, I read in TIME magazine that James Welch died. (Here's a better article from The Missoulian). |
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- Last week Dean Esmay asked his female readers to list the things they liked about men. He's now posed the... |
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- It includes news and an analysys regarding the human rights situation in Mexico, focusing on the issue of THE EXISTANCE OF MORE THAN 600 POLITICAL ... - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- You did not choose to read this sentence. - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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pet portal (Aug 12 2003 23:56 GMT) - because we have two "kids" (dogs), it difficult to keep track of all of their vaccinations and such. and no matter where we are, i am always looking for a "doc in the box" (as my ex-mil used to call them); essentially, vets that stay open 24/7, in case anything happens other than during "normal business hours." we have found such two such places here in d.c. |
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- That's what Billy Beck says the IRS got recently. I don't see it; this doesn't amount to a whole lot. I gather Vernice Kuglin was acquitted of felony tax evasion because the IRS never answered her questions about why she owed tax. She isn't going to jail but I expect we'll soon see that the IRS doesn't need to explain squat to seize her property or garnish her wages. |
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- Wow. I didn't think many people knew about Raymond Roussel, but Tate whatsit at obscurantist.net linked to this Roussel link here. Raymond Roussel's Locus Solus is perhaps the most amazing book I've read in the last couple of years. I looked for months for a copy to buy, but then finally broke down and photocopied an entire Inter-Library Loan book. |
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- this post on Russell Beattie's blog has info on using the Nokia 3650 as a GPRS modem. Handy. mine is a 7650, but same difference. actually it is. the only difference is memory. |
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Blasted! (Aug 12 2003 23:55 GMT) - Worm continues prodigious march ... 61 comments so far |
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- An Indiana Republican has set up a showdown over the Ten Commandments at the Alabama State Judicial Building. An amendment sponsored by Rep. John Hostettler seeks to block federal marshals from following through on a federal court order to move a giant replica ... |
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Franks (Aug 12 2003 23:55 GMT) - interlanguage links |
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Leapfrog (Aug 12 2003 23:55 GMT) - Added info about Leapfrog, the company. |
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- As reported by .NETWire "The Mentalis.org team has released a new update of their Security Library. The new version features a managed SSL and TLS implementation, several additions to the cryptography section and new features for the certificate management library." |
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- Last post by Action Fish on 00:32 13/Aug/03 - Good Evening. |
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- Last post by ni on 00:26 13/Aug/03 - OR, am I the only one finding the rerun of the second IAP series a bit more enjoyable than the first time it aired, maybe it's because I'm a bit wrecked (because I'm so cool I get wrecked - every few seconds). |
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- Aug. 12 - The city of New Bedford is reeling from the recent string of murders and the surprise firing of its police chief. |
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- Aug. 12 - A lawsuit stemming from a 1998 house explosion in Attleboro is settled for $20 million. |
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- Aug. 10 - Sen. Dianne Feinstein, whom polls say is California's most popular Democrat, declined to run for governor. Here, she explains her decision. |
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- Aug. 10 - Gov. Gray Davis of California battles for political survival in the Golden State's recall election. Sen. Feinstein offers advice to her fellow Democrat. |
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- Aug. 12 - A hazardous materials situation sends one person to a Mesquite hospital while a hazmat crew investigates. |
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- Aug. 12 - Wild weather hit Texas Monday with strong winds, pouring rain and golf ball sized hail. |
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- Aug. 12 - Police are looking into a two car crash on Boat Club Drive that killed four people and seriously injured another person. |
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- Aug. 12 - Cowboys offensive tackle Ryan Young talks to NBC 5 about coach Bill Parcells, the pre-season loss to Arizona and Friday's big game against Houston. |
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- Ars Technica posts Killing the music: who's the real enemy here? with a pointer to an equally good BBC article. Bottom line: sharing a party mix with friends, or letting a friend check out a new album is not the same as selling mass-duplicated copies on the street corner. |
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- Ars Technica posts Killing the music: who's the real enemy here? with a pointer to an equally good BBC article. Bottom line: sharing a party mix with friends, or letting a friend check out a new album is not the same as selling mass-duplicated copies on the street corner. |
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- Ars Technica posts Killing the music: who's the real enemy here? with a pointer to an equally good BBC article. Bottom line: sharing a party mix with friends, or letting a friend check out a new album is not the same as selling mass-duplicated copies on the street corner. |
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If (Aug 12 2003 23:52 GMT) - If I were a Dixie Chick, I'd probably be saying now that I'm ashamed that Arnold Schwarzenegger is from Austria. But then, I would have been saying the same thing over and over again ever since Conan The Barbarian. |
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If (Aug 12 2003 23:52 GMT) - If I were a Dixie Chick, I'd probably be saying now that I'm ashamed that Arnold Schwarzenegger is from Austria. But then, I would have been saying the same thing over and over again ever since Conan The Barbarian. |
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If (Aug 12 2003 23:52 GMT) - If I were a Dixie Chick, I'd probably be saying now that I'm ashamed that Arnold Schwarzenegger is from Austria. But then, I would have been saying the same thing over and over again ever since Conan The Barbarian. |
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RIAA PSA (Aug 12 2003 23:51 GMT) - Apparently, the RIAA wasn't impressed with the friendly "do it for the little guy" approach taken by the MPAA's anti-piracy... |
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