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- This movie is an experiment with subtitles, and a movie about talking to someone about videoblogging. People get really excited :) aboutmetv |
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- This Mickey Moore doesn't have much going for him at all... except the extreme wealth he's managed to plunder from gullible tree huggers. He can dish it out but he sure as shit can't take it. The good news is... |
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- Quote: "To be honest I would probably invest in other things before going near the web, maybe I’m in the wrong industry." The web's a wonderful place to make money as long as you remember the basics of business. Its actually best it seems for repeat business such as creating sites which generate serious money from Adsense and/or getting annual/monthly renewal payments. As for what I'd do with £100K - I'd invest it in a mass of projects we've got planned which don't require vast investments but could do with being able to pay for some temporary help to fill them out and the servers to run them on. |
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- I don't check the referrers to the Virtual Pet Rock site much anymore but I happened to do so today. Here's two funny links. 1. someone fed a fish to his piranhas and someone else is telling him off: look for post #18. |
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- Some neglected puppies are looking for a fresh start in the new year. |
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- ummm, how about getting a rusty needle stuck in the head of you wang, while being tied up and getting potatoes shot up your ass |
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To the dogs (Dec 23 2004 20:59 GMT) - "Imagine a great metropolis covering hundreds of square miles. Once a vital component in a national economy, this sprawling urban environment is now a vast collection of blighted buildings, an immense petri dish of both ancient and new diseases, a territory where the rule of law has long been replaced by near anarchy in which the only security available is that which is attained through brute power. Such cities have been routinely imagined in apocalyptic movies and in certain science-fiction genres, where they are often portrayed as gigantic versions of T. S. Eliot’ |
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- I'm headed out of town for a couple of relaxing days with Deanna (and without the laptop or cell phone) so I won't be updating here probably until Saturday or Sunday.... |
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- Auf die Bürger in Nordrhein-Westfalen und in Rheinland-Pfalz kommen im nächsten Jahr höhere Strompreise [...] |
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- Ben Loewen uploaded a new Neologism, Maleagricide (n.). "The killing and eating of a turkey, especially on Thanksgiving." |
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- The Irish Payment Services Organisation has renewed its appeal to people to use extra caution when using ATM machines, following a number of incidents of card fraud, or skimming, in recent weeks. |
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- Q&A with Sid Meier, Partner and Director of Creative Development at Firaxis Games, in Hunt Valley, Maryland. |
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- Just reading book 7 of the sword of truth cycle: I think Godkind get's a little distracted. Maybe he didn't want to end it yet ;) |
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- Henry over at Crooked Timber finds John DiIulio attacking liberals for their political cowardice. On this, at least, I am the anti-Voltaire: I may agree with what he says, but I will fight to the death against his right to say it: Crooked Timber: Sinful Inequalities : |
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- Author: Valakai Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2004 9:53 pm (GMT 1) Topic Replies: 1 I had some links *is gonna go digging through files* That was easier than I thought. |
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ADO.NET Tip (Dec 23 2004 20:57 GMT) - So I was recently faced with this question -- I have a DataView and I'm changing the RowFilter several thousand times during some processing. Is there a way to speed that up, something like a client-side index I can use?Currently the process takes several hours to run, most of that time being spent changing the RowFilter on the DataView.To which my answer was - A better way to do this would be use relations and instead of recreating thedataview everytime (which essentially changing the rowfilter means it doesall that internally) .. |
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- Schade, dass man nicht über das ganze Jahr so nette Kundengesoräche führt und so nett von diversen Telefonstimmen empfangen wird, wie jetzt, kurz vor Weihnachten. Wenn doch wenigstens nur ein bisschen der Weihnachtsstimmung, dieser Ruhe, dieser Gelassenheit ins neue Jahr rüber gerettet werden könnte, schön wäre das! |
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- Entweder man macht es richtig oder man soll es bleiben lassen! Schnee wurde geräumt an der Station Kupferhammer, jedoch so stümperhaft, es wurde weder Salz noch Split gestreut, dass heute Morgen eine mit Eis versehene Fläche zurück blieb. Vor allem der weiße Streifen und der Bereich davor war größtenteils spiegelglatt! Ein Problem beim Einsteigen. Nicht nur ich hatte Mühe mich auf den Beinen zu halten, auch andere. |
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- Thank you for the dozens of concerned letters and notes, and yes, I have not yet contracted the plague. I cannot believe how much stuff I have yet to do, and how much of it I am not doing right... |
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- Thank you for the dozens of concerned letters and notes, and yes, I have not yet contracted the plague. I cannot believe how much stuff I have yet to do, and how much of it I am not doing right... |
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- I'm hoping not. I've never seen that men or women are one way or another, except by culture and upbringing, and perhaps inclination. Where women are taught not to do "men's work" and vice-versa, you'll see ample "proof" of the "men and women are different" theories -- with the underlying causes conveniently unexplored. |
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- PC Micro Store again offers the PCMS IDE to USB 2.0 Drive Adapter, model no. PCMS-IDE2USB, for $15 plus around $6 for shipping. It's the lowest price...(more) |
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- PC Micro Store again offers the PCMS IDE to USB 2.0 Drive Adapter, model no. PCMS-IDE2USB, for $15 plus around $6 for shipping. It's the lowest price...(more) |
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- be a man and get in the pit!!!! |
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- Autor: Neophyte Verfasst am: 23.12.04 21: |
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- Autor: Neophyte Verfasst am: 23.12.04 21: |
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- Autor: Neophyte Verfasst am: 23.12.04 21: |
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- Autor: Neophyte Verfasst am: 23.12.04 21: |
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- Autor: Neophyte Verfasst am: 23.12.04 21: |
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- The controversial "Bush Monkeys" art portrait of President Bush, which was removed from an art show last week, is now appearing again in New York... on a digital billboard over the Holland Tunnel. |
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- Q: Is it true that the government tracks printouts from color printers? |
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- Some people continue to theorize about the bulge on the back of President Bush's jacket from the debates. A wearable defibrillator? |
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- Media Matters for America has named Bill O'Reilly Misinformer of the Year. O'Reilly also appears on their Top Ten Most Outrageous Statements of 2004 in the media listing. |
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- Graphic viewing and manipulating software for KDE. Install the kdegraphics3 package if you want to install all of the kdegraphics packages. kdegraphics3 contains: kcoloredit kde-kfile-image-plugins kdvi kfax kghostview kiconedit kmrml kolourpaint kooka kpovmodeler kruler ksnapshot kuickshow kview commit log from rangerrick: security update |
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