This is kind of on topic since it involves a dog, and due to the lack of comments about this article, I figured that I'd post it.
Has anyone seen the Dexter's Lab where Dexter gets a dog? I love the part when his dad goes into his room, and says "How long has this Lab been here?" Dexter was like "ummm, well the thing is..." Then his dad was like "...Because you know how much I like Labrador Retrievers!" Then his dad goes on to tell Dexter that its a big responsibility to keep a dog, and stuff.
if you check the src of many ad images they are sometimes referencing a script (htm, asp, cgi, pl, etc) instead of the actual image (gif, jpg, png, etc). this script grabs all kind of parameters through javascript from the user, then forwards to an image so that all the user sees is an image. i guess some people consider this a violation of privacy.
Back in the days of my Yamaha 4x burner, I tacked up the coasters throughout my apartment. After I ran out of nails and wall-space, I decided that a new burner would be a good investment. It was kinda cool because everywhere you looked there would either be a blue or silver disc, as well as several other colors of the rainbow.
How about this plastic optical fiber from Asahi Kasei...
Multi-core POF LUMINOUS M GRADE Until now, the versatility of optical fibers has been limited by the increased attenuation which accompanied bending. M-grade Luminous, with its unique multi-core structure, has eliminated this problem for all practical purposes. Even the tightest kink in the cord will not cause attenuation to rise significantly.
With freedom from concerns of increased attenuation, M-grade Luminous enables a whole new range of applications and installation configurations.
Unrelated to the original topic, the V-Grade would be pretty sweet for case-modding.
you hit the nail on the head my friend. just when i start thinking i'm a geek, i'll see something like this that makes me want to go that extra mile next time.;-)
FINALLY SOMEONE AGREES WITH ME!!! (sorry for shouting, i couldn't help but get excited)
We've had this argument several times where I work and I always end up losing to "Super Mario 64 revolutionized 3 person gaming", or even worse "All games in the future will be multiplayer over the internet". For one, I would love to see a new Mario-esque background scrolling 2D game. It is one of the reasons that I refuse to give up my 8-bit Nintendo (although I just might get a GBA to get to play some of those games again).
Does anyone know of any game-port-->nintendo controller adapters that I can use for Nesticle or other emulators?
Or worse, they could think they are in carmageddon.
This one time when I was addicted to Carmageddon like a rabid crack addict. I was pulling my Tercel out of a parking lot, and I saw this Corvette just sitting there. Parked all by itself. My first instinct was to floor it and give it a nice T-Bone. Then after I actually thought about how bad that would be I decided to start playing less carmageddon.
What are these "other" search engines you speak of?
Seriously, what search engines do you need besides google?
You just have to love their Zeitgeist stats, as well as the extended features in the toolbar ("Highlight" is my favorite, and that button to go up a folder).
hehe, the ugly part is debatable. 150K miles is hardly any for a Volvo. For that cheap (at any price really), would a radio really influence your decision to buy the car?
However I completely agree that all automatics suck and should only be driven by people with no arms.
Zorak: So here's what we do. We go back to Friday, Brak: And we make a kite outta squirrels and fly it to the moon! Zorak: No, we track ourselves down, Brak: Then what? Zorak: We make our other selves do the homework! Brak: Hey, Zorak, can I ask you a question? Zorak: Yeah, what? Brak: Where are we gonna find enough squirrels to make a kite? Zorak: Are you really that stupid? Brak: Oooh! I dare you to say that again! Only this time, say 'Brak, I love you!' Zorak: Let's go
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This is kind of on topic since it involves a dog, and due to the lack of comments about this article, I figured that I'd post it.
Has anyone seen the Dexter's Lab where Dexter gets a dog? I love the part when his dad goes into his room, and says "How long has this Lab been here?" Dexter was like "ummm, well the thing is..." Then his dad was like "...Because you know how much I like Labrador Retrievers!" Then his dad goes on to tell Dexter that its a big responsibility to keep a dog, and stuff.
I get a kick out of that one every time I see it.
Aren't you a lawyer Mr. Birdman?
here's the other file, pretty basic stuff here:
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function noQuotes(strIn)
' function to replace single quotes
end function
strConnection = "database connection string"
set objDB = server.Createobject("ADODB.Connection")
objDB.Op
objDB.execute("INSERT INTO info (id, browserDate, title, url, referrer, appname, appversion, cookieOK, userLanguage, platform, bgColor, javaOK, screenResolution, colorDepth, NSpluginList, now, user, pass, content_type, user_agent, http_referer, logon_user, remote_addr, remote_host, remote_user) VALUES (" & noQuotes(request.querystring("ID")) & ",'" & noQuotes(request.querystring("browserDate")) & "','" & noQuotes(request.querystring("title")) &
etc., etc.
noQuotes(Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR")
response.redirect("spacer.gif")
%>
well, here's an example:
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<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
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var W="id=1";
W+="&browserDate="+escape(new Date());
W+="&title="+escape(document.title);
W+="&url="+escape(window.document.URL);
W+="&referrer="+escape(window.document.referre r);
W+="&appname="+escape(navigator.appName);
W+="&appversion="+escape(navigator.appVersion) ;
W+="&cookieOK="+(navigator.cookieEnabled?"Yes":
W+="&userLanguage="+(navigator.appName=="Netsca
W+="&platform="+navigator.platform;
W+="&bgColor="+escape(document.bgColor);
W+="&javaOK=Yes";
if(typeof(screen)=="object") {
W+="&screenResolution="+screen.width+"x"+screen.h
W+="&colorDepth="+screen.colorDepth;
W+="&NSpluginList=";
for( var i=0; i< navigator.plugins.length; i++)
W+=escape(navigator.plugins[i].name)+";";
}
document.write('<IMG BORDER="0" WIDTH="1" HEIGHT="1" SRC="storehit.asp?'+W+'" hspace="0" vspace="0" alt="hello"/>');
</script>
<NOSCRIPT>
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Apparently snopes.com hasn't seen the people getting in line for WalMart as early as 3am the morning before.
this is the new goatse link:t ml
http://www.apple.com/switch/stories/gautamgodse.h
The best part is that he's impressed with iPhoto. It looks like iPhoto made one hell of a gaping impression.
if you check the src of many ad images they are sometimes referencing a script (htm, asp, cgi, pl, etc) instead of the actual image (gif, jpg, png, etc). this script grabs all kind of parameters through javascript from the user, then forwards to an image so that all the user sees is an image. i guess some people consider this a violation of privacy.
Back in the days of my Yamaha 4x burner, I tacked up the coasters throughout my apartment. After I ran out of nails and wall-space, I decided that a new burner would be a good investment. It was kinda cool because everywhere you looked there would either be a blue or silver disc, as well as several other colors of the rainbow.
Anyone know if a pair of pants made of this will set off the Airport metal detectors?
Can I stuff a duffle bag full of guns and make them not show up on that little thing?
For the cost it probably wouldn't be worth it though.
can you use the phone too?
that would be really cool!
Well for that matter it could be Mozillailla.
Mothra?
Pterodactyl (sp)? Pterry?
Ostrich?
Emuzilla?
. . .
Next, we could buy thousands of them and make hundreds Beowulf clusters!
. . .
"You will die like dogs." -- El Guapo
Would you say you could buy. . . a plethora of Beowulf clusters?
How about this plastic optical fiber from Asahi Kasei...
Multi-core POF LUMINOUS M GRADE
Until now, the versatility of optical fibers has been limited by the increased attenuation which accompanied bending. M-grade Luminous, with its unique multi-core structure, has eliminated this problem for all practical purposes. Even the tightest kink in the cord will not cause attenuation to rise significantly.
With freedom from concerns of increased attenuation, M-grade Luminous enables a whole new range of applications and installation configurations.
Unrelated to the original topic, the V-Grade would be pretty sweet for case-modding.
I like the Atari Pocket PC the best:
r eport.html
http://www.atarimagazines.com/startv3n6/european_
(only 200 pounds!)
or make them translucent!
and have a bunch of little projectors behind them!
that would probably affect the power requirements though.
Have you researched optical fiber at all?
Although Amazon does have "Used & new" from $37.95. Which is $7 less than bn.com.
you hit the nail on the head my friend. just when i start thinking i'm a geek, i'll see something like this that makes me want to go that extra mile next time. ;-)
this would sure as hell put an end to distributed computing.
unless someone had the cash to cover for them. or they would be allowed for free (like an 800 number).
FINALLY SOMEONE AGREES WITH ME!!!
(sorry for shouting, i couldn't help but get excited)
We've had this argument several times where I work and I always end up losing to "Super Mario 64 revolutionized 3 person gaming", or even worse "All games in the future will be multiplayer over the internet". For one, I would love to see a new Mario-esque background scrolling 2D game. It is one of the reasons that I refuse to give up my 8-bit Nintendo (although I just might get a GBA to get to play some of those games again).
Does anyone know of any game-port-->nintendo controller adapters that I can use for Nesticle or other emulators?
Or worse, they could think they are in carmageddon.
This one time when I was addicted to Carmageddon like a rabid crack addict. I was pulling my Tercel out of a parking lot, and I saw this Corvette just sitting there. Parked all by itself. My first instinct was to floor it and give it a nice T-Bone. Then after I actually thought about how bad that would be I decided to start playing less carmageddon.
What are these "other" search engines you speak of?
Seriously, what search engines do you need besides google?
You just have to love their Zeitgeist stats, as well as the extended features in the toolbar ("Highlight" is my favorite, and that button to go up a folder).
hehe, the ugly part is debatable.
150K miles is hardly any for a Volvo.
For that cheap (at any price really), would a radio really influence your decision to buy the car?
However I completely agree that all automatics suck and should only be driven by people with no arms.
Zorak: So here's what we do. We go back to Friday,
Brak: And we make a kite outta squirrels and fly it to the moon!
Zorak: No, we track ourselves down,
Brak: Then what?
Zorak: We make our other selves do the homework!
Brak: Hey, Zorak, can I ask you a question?
Zorak: Yeah, what?
Brak: Where are we gonna find enough squirrels to make a kite?
Zorak: Are you really that stupid?
Brak: Oooh! I dare you to say that again! Only this time, say 'Brak, I love you!'
Zorak: Let's go