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- More randomness tonight. I've been up to my eyebrows in the point-of-sale register installation and inventory at the gift shop, and I haven't felt much like writing anything when I've returned home each night. But tonight I've a few observations.... |
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- Sobre la publicación de documentos de la CVR por los diarios "El Comercio" y "La República". |
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- Sl@cker has posted his top five scariest D&D monsters. If you've not played in a while, you may be unfamiliar... |
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- I am receiving duplicate posts because somehow I've got two subscriptions to the same feed, what changes is casing. http://blogs. msdn. com/juane/rss. |
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- The Register explodes some of the myths in light of "Microsoft's determination to demonstrate that Linux is less secure than Windows": - Windows only gets attacked most because it's such a big target, and if Linux use (or indeed OS X use) grew then so would the number of attacks. - Open Source Software is inherently dangerous because its source code is widely available, whereas Windows 'blueprints' are carefully guarded by Microsoft. - Statistics 'prove' that Windows has fewer, less serious security issues than Linux, that Windows issues are always fixed, and that they are fixed faster. |
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- Peeping alleged at Hooters Isn't sexual harrassment part of a Hooter's Waitress job description? Isn't that the whole reason they... |
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- I hope people are enjoying it right now. Pretty cool. Have a great view of it on the deck. I... |
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idiots (Oct 28 2004 01:57 GMT) - bleak future for Australia |
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I voted! (Oct 28 2004 01:57 GMT) - the voting machiens in tarrant county... sorta Dial-A-Vote |
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- Successfull Internet and Direct Marketing products on www.promotionsite.net * NEW * DOMUS Domains Toolkit Fall 2004 - Unique on the Net 4 Millions "Whois" Domains data with Expiration Date and Category*. Ultimate Version (October 2004) - Our best rate starts from US *$149*. A wonderful tool for Internet and Direct Marketing. |
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- With winter coming I thought I would pass this post from Jamie Jackson (1/14/02) from my arcives to save everyone interested from having to search for it. Doc ==== (Jamie writes) In some recent posts, there were links to maintenance pages in Shimano's old Web site (which has changed and moved). While I don't think the new site has maintenance instructions, I had saved the old ones in text form. Here they are: Low Profile, Variable Brake System (VBS) Baitcasting Reel List of tools... |
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- So now we've got a homophobic rapper for Kerry, conservatives for Kerry, Republicans for Kerry, libertarians for Kerry, evangelicals for Kerry...it only figures that the Bush Relatives for Kerry would come along as well. (Thanks, Mom!) |
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- We've all typed ".org" when we meant ".com" before, or vice versa. But you'd think staffers for a campaign already accused of dirty tricks would be especially careful not to send their confidential e-mails to a certain parody site, which they could have known would publish them for all the world to see, including phone numbers, "passcodes", and suspicious lists of names in black neighborhoods. And would also forward all the mail to Greg Palast, who would report it to a wide audience. |
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- degroot. WinME, Win98, and Win95 will not install or run with 1 GB of RAM. Reduce it to anything less and the NOT ENOUGH MEMORY message will go away. I think this is a "rollover" problem with the addressing in Windows - it probably doesn't see the most signifigant bit and thinks there is zero RAM. |
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- A free ANSI Common Lisp implementation for the Macintosh with several advanced features including native (POSIX) threading, support for most of AMOP, and an elegant interface to Objective-C/Cocoa. This Fink package incorporates recent bug fixes committed to OpenMCL's upstream stable CVS tree. commit log from lrosengreen: fixed DescDetail (SBCL style REQUIRE for ASDF systems not available in the unstable tree yet) |
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- Heap, Wright back at practice; J. Lewis pays a visit |
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- Please apply blinkers, bury head. . ... |
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- Well, not really.... Judge for yourself whether the end is nigh... The BoSox are four innings from winning their first World Series since 1918. It's bottom of the fifth, 3 - 0 Red Sox. There will be a total lunar eclipse tonight. |
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- Lost in the Cardinals ineptitude this series is the fine defensive play by Larry Walker. He's made good catches, and at least three times he's held hard hit balls over his head to singles. He just cut off a Nixon... |
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- If you were printing a bumper sticker for this election, what would it say? How bout, Kerry's face in a... |
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- From CNSNews.com: The Kerry campaign has demanded a response from President Bush about the 380 tons of explosives missing in... |
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- Forum: General Discussion Posted By: icedoutis Post Time: 10-28-2004 at 01:51 AM |
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- Forum: Stop, Drop and Roll Posted By: Nookie5374 Post Time: 10-28-2004 at 01:41 AM |
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- Forum: Go Faster Posted By: 04sportlineIS Post Time: 10-28-2004 at 01:15 AM |
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- Forum: Member Sale/Trade Posted By: dchang98 Post Time: 10-28-2004 at 01:10 AM |
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- Forum: Inside and Out Posted By: Inspar8r Post Time: 10-28-2004 at 01:04 AM |
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- Forum: General Discussion Posted By: SFGR415 Post Time: 10-28-2004 at 12:59 AM |
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- Forum: Inside and Out Posted By: SkylieJade Post Time: 10-28-2004 at 12:48 AM |
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- Forum: Member Wanted To Buy/Trade Posted By: jaymills1313 Post Time: 10-28-2004 at 12:33 AM |
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- Forum: Mobiletronics Posted By: krayzkrn Post Time: 10-28-2004 at 12:31 AM |
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Social Ills (Oct 28 2004 01:53 GMT) - Young brothers walking around.Pants saggin, your grades laggin,smokin, cussin, thinkin, you're cool.All in the streets, not going to school.My sistas, what' |
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- My last day in Los Angeles was spent downtown, where Dae and I visited the fairly new Walt Disney Concert Hall, one of the most beautiful bizarre buildings I've ever seen! Walt's widow Lillian donated 50 million bucks to the city to start the building, and other Disney family members upped the total to over 100 million, so it definitely deserves the name. The outside is full of sweeping metal surfaces, so huge that when they capture the sunlight you can feel the heat from several feet away! The inside is amazing, too - it's just confusing enough to invite exploring. Across the street we went to MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) and saw a couple of fantastic (and strange) exhibits, then had lunch at Philippe's, which is supposed to be the oldest restaurant in LA, as well as the original home of the French Dip sandwich (and it was yummy! |
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- http://www. msnbc. msn. com/id/6339182/Of ashes, underwires and radioactive colonsEra of heightened... |
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- http://www. aging-parents-and-elder-care. com/ Resources, resources and more resources. Exquisite! |
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