I am gross and perverted
I'm obsessed 'n deranged
I have existed for years
But very little had changed
I am the tool of the Government
And industry too
For I am destined to rule
And regulate you
I may be vile and pernicious
But you can't look away
I make you think I'm delicious
With the stuff that I say
I am the best you can get
Have you guessed me yet?
I am the slime oozin' out
From your TV set
You will obey me while I lead you
And eat the garbage that I feed you
Until the day that we don't need you
Don't got for help...no one will heed you
Your mind is totally controlled
It has been stuffed into my mold
And you will do as you are told
Until the rights to you are sold
That's right, folks..
Don't touch that dial
Well, I am the slime from your video
Oozin' along on your livin'room floor
I am the slime from your video
Can't stop the slime, people, lookit me go
I operate under the notion that the web is a collection of documents linked together the hypertext transfer protocol. I feel no obligation to ask anyone's permission to use the web as intended. I will however be courteous and inform you of the link if I feel it will burden your bandwidth or hardware.
Regardless of the politics, coming home from work and being greeted with news that a documentary just mentioned in a previous story is available online was nice. This is a documentary I wanted to view but without paying for HBO. So thanks to Google as well. I Love an Internet that promises to be the greatest library of all time.
Don't forget the free foot rub coupon for grandma, the free breakfast in bed coupon for momma, the free yardwork coupon for dad, and the free nerdy love coupon for the girlfriend.
When I first got my cell phone, I would notice periodically that monitors would flicker, radios shout static, and lights would sometimes dim. I soon tracked this behavior to whenever my phone would check for new emails, update its clock, or right before an incoming call. Thinking of this electronic phenomenon and the fact the phone was cozily hugging my nuts in my front jeans pocket, I bought a little phone holster and set it on my hip. Do you think I'm being paranoid?
I am not sure of the logistics you require but I though I would take the oppurtunity to promote this program I ran across the other day. Its not v1 quality yet but its very promising.
A couple of these things exhausting into a duct (think a clothes dryer setup) can keep temps down and humidity low. I've seen these things keep closets cool that have heat producing lamps shining on indoor sun loving plants.
Maybe I should go to a public library or my office, post something inflammatory, and hope they get sued. Seriously, if these kids posted from a library (not outside of possibility), would she sue the library? At that age kids are too independent minded to say the parents are liable.
Besides, this case is about libel and defamation. I have two kids. Thinking back as a teen and the shit I said, I hope I'm not held responsible for everything that comes out of their mouth when they are teenagers.
75 users calling me up saying they think they have a virus because something is new. After explaining its not, 25 users saying they dont like it and want the old one. I have learned old people don't like new things.
I am not a javascript hater, it is very useful. The fact that you can transfer some of the processing to the client is a very valuable thing in my book. Considering most forms are validated at the client level I wonder how you define correctly coded web sites working 100%. I suppose however there isn't anything stopping a server from validating if the client refuses, it just means twice the coding. I just got done with a hand rolled image gallery using javascript, if you want to download every thumbnail or see just a collection of links that is fine. I recently implemented AuthCookieDBI for session based authentication. Rather than my server worrying about the headers and directing to the appropriate user section, I named the client folders after the user name. With just onblur and getElementById the client appends and passes all the information I need. I think if most users disabled javascript my work would be much harder and their experience would be less enjoyable. As far as the security issues, I think after time we will see those steadily evaporate. Right now I feel comfortable enough to risk having it on.
I got my NES with my paper route money as soon as it came out and could afford it. As a kid I loved Zelda and company. The Super NES came out when I was in High School but I was too busy spending my money on other things to purchase that. While I was in the Marines the Play Station came out and I was seriously impressed. Still I had my loyalty with Nintendo and bought the N64. I regretted that. While there were some mature games it seemed to me that Nintendo was focused on saving the princess type games while my buddies were rescuing hostages and watching tangos heads explode with their PlayStation. If I were to buy another gaming console, I now realize that I am in no mood for another installment of Mario. Maybe I'm wrong and the Wii will have more games for a 30 year old, but I suspect most games will still be in the kill the Koopa vein.
I know little about Apple besides what I read here, ancient superbowl ads, and the recent commericals featuring the dude who likes nutsacks. Are there any tools similar to Microsoft's group policy so as to automate this across the network?
I have noticed that once the upload stats get to about 10 gig or so my dynamic ip expires about every 2 hours. Before I started using btdownloadcurses my ip would change about once every two weeks. Remote access in terms of my dynamic ip address was rarely a problem. Granted this is only an observation, yet I still assume categories of customers are made by upload stats. This caused me to script ipshow. ATT, go screw yourself and your "sticky ips", I am not running ebay here, I just want access to my computers.
I just clicked the MapleStory link out of curiosity. Never in my life have I seen such an IE only message. A+ for creativity on that one. Nonetheless, unless my employer doesn't mind me playing this game, I'm out of luck.
Depends on what you call a feature. I don't care if my ssh gateway can easily mount a digital camera. I think the best feature is the stability for my servers. Sometimes the cutting edge software is too cutting edge and not necessarily better. I don't second guess their methods when I can apt-get in total confidence. In my opinion, Debian is probably the best OS for serious server duty. I would stack it up against OS/2 or any of the other proprietary server OS's. I also use Debian for my desktop (XFCE). I wouldn't install it on a newbies machine though, so I readily concede that point.
Just thinking before someone else does, according to the article, I wouldn't know the difference anyway. Except, those machines constantly ran as smooth as the day I first installed XP. The performance hit occurred after Norton installation. I have since made it a practice to disable Auto Protect which helps some. Reminiscing, I did sit there for about 10 minutes once trying to figure out why there was no display. The kids had messed with the monitor buttons. That was a good one. There was also the time they had changed the screen saver to a one minute delay and checked the password protect option. Since there was no password to begin with, staff naturally tried every password from their myspace to yahoo email to no avail. Group Policy anyone? Even still, those little bastards still find a way to take about 15 minutes out of my week. P.S. I am not prejudiced against inner city youth, just youth in general.
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And I will second that with a "fo sho".
As in, "I'm the decider".
http://www.riaa.com/News/newsletter/pdf/sampleAgre ement.pdf
I'm The Slime by Frank Zappa
I am gross and perverted
I'm obsessed 'n deranged
I have existed for years
But very little had changed
I am the tool of the Government
And industry too
For I am destined to rule
And regulate you
I may be vile and pernicious
But you can't look away
I make you think I'm delicious
With the stuff that I say
I am the best you can get
Have you guessed me yet?
I am the slime oozin' out
From your TV set
You will obey me while I lead you
And eat the garbage that I feed you
Until the day that we don't need you
Don't got for help...no one will heed you
Your mind is totally controlled
It has been stuffed into my mold
And you will do as you are told
Until the rights to you are sold
That's right, folks..
Don't touch that dial
Well, I am the slime from your video
Oozin' along on your livin'room floor
I am the slime from your video
Can't stop the slime, people, lookit me go
I operate under the notion that the web is a collection of documents linked together the hypertext transfer protocol. I feel no obligation to ask anyone's permission to use the web as intended. I will however be courteous and inform you of the link if I feel it will burden your bandwidth or hardware.
Regardless of the politics, coming home from work and being greeted with news that a documentary just mentioned in a previous story is available online was nice. This is a documentary I wanted to view but without paying for HBO. So thanks to Google as well. I Love an Internet that promises to be the greatest library of all time.
Don't forget the free foot rub coupon for grandma, the free breakfast in bed coupon for momma, the free yardwork coupon for dad, and the free nerdy love coupon for the girlfriend.
When I first got my cell phone, I would notice periodically that monitors would flicker, radios shout static, and lights would sometimes dim. I soon tracked this behavior to whenever my phone would check for new emails, update its clock, or right before an incoming call. Thinking of this electronic phenomenon and the fact the phone was cozily hugging my nuts in my front jeans pocket, I bought a little phone holster and set it on my hip. Do you think I'm being paranoid?
troll? I chuckled. At least until I realized I'm still emotionally scarred from years ago when I clicked said link wondering "what's this?"
I am not sure of the logistics you require but I though I would take the oppurtunity to promote this program I ran across the other day. Its not v1 quality yet but its very promising.
A couple of these things exhausting into a duct (think a clothes dryer setup) can keep temps down and humidity low. I've seen these things keep closets cool that have heat producing lamps shining on indoor sun loving plants.
Maybe I should go to a public library or my office, post something inflammatory, and hope they get sued. Seriously, if these kids posted from a library (not outside of possibility), would she sue the library? At that age kids are too independent minded to say the parents are liable. Besides, this case is about libel and defamation. I have two kids. Thinking back as a teen and the shit I said, I hope I'm not held responsible for everything that comes out of their mouth when they are teenagers.
75 users calling me up saying they think they have a virus because something is new. After explaining its not, 25 users saying they dont like it and want the old one. I have learned old people don't like new things.
I am not a javascript hater, it is very useful. The fact that you can transfer some of the processing to the client is a very valuable thing in my book. Considering most forms are validated at the client level I wonder how you define correctly coded web sites working 100%. I suppose however there isn't anything stopping a server from validating if the client refuses, it just means twice the coding. I just got done with a hand rolled image gallery using javascript, if you want to download every thumbnail or see just a collection of links that is fine. I recently implemented AuthCookieDBI for session based authentication. Rather than my server worrying about the headers and directing to the appropriate user section, I named the client folders after the user name. With just onblur and getElementById the client appends and passes all the information I need. I think if most users disabled javascript my work would be much harder and their experience would be less enjoyable. As far as the security issues, I think after time we will see those steadily evaporate. Right now I feel comfortable enough to risk having it on.
I got my NES with my paper route money as soon as it came out and could afford it. As a kid I loved Zelda and company. The Super NES came out when I was in High School but I was too busy spending my money on other things to purchase that. While I was in the Marines the Play Station came out and I was seriously impressed. Still I had my loyalty with Nintendo and bought the N64. I regretted that. While there were some mature games it seemed to me that Nintendo was focused on saving the princess type games while my buddies were rescuing hostages and watching tangos heads explode with their PlayStation. If I were to buy another gaming console, I now realize that I am in no mood for another installment of Mario. Maybe I'm wrong and the Wii will have more games for a 30 year old, but I suspect most games will still be in the kill the Koopa vein.
I know little about Apple besides what I read here, ancient superbowl ads, and the recent commericals featuring the dude who likes nutsacks. Are there any tools similar to Microsoft's group policy so as to automate this across the network?
you can't apt-get yet with cron yet?
and I just puked advertisements.
Not sure how, but whois returns 4.2.2.2 as level3.net
0 desc&searchString=level3.net
http://www.senderbase.org/search?oOrder=lastday%2
You should just write to 1025 El Dorado Blvd. Broomfield CO 80021 US and ask them yourself.
first I code named it Preparation H. V2 is called the Allen Parson's Project.
Good point. I also observed my router sucks during all this time. I guess I reinvented the wheel with pointers because my router is shit.
I have noticed that once the upload stats get to about 10 gig or so my dynamic ip expires about every 2 hours. Before I started using btdownloadcurses my ip would change about once every two weeks. Remote access in terms of my dynamic ip address was rarely a problem. Granted this is only an observation, yet I still assume categories of customers are made by upload stats. This caused me to script ipshow. ATT, go screw yourself and your "sticky ips", I am not running ebay here, I just want access to my computers.
I just clicked the MapleStory link out of curiosity. Never in my life have I seen such an IE only message. A+ for creativity on that one. Nonetheless, unless my employer doesn't mind me playing this game, I'm out of luck.
Depends on what you call a feature. I don't care if my ssh gateway can easily mount a digital camera. I think the best feature is the stability for my servers. Sometimes the cutting edge software is too cutting edge and not necessarily better. I don't second guess their methods when I can apt-get in total confidence. In my opinion, Debian is probably the best OS for serious server duty. I would stack it up against OS/2 or any of the other proprietary server OS's. I also use Debian for my desktop (XFCE). I wouldn't install it on a newbies machine though, so I readily concede that point.
Just thinking before someone else does, according to the article, I wouldn't know the difference anyway. Except, those machines constantly ran as smooth as the day I first installed XP. The performance hit occurred after Norton installation. I have since made it a practice to disable Auto Protect which helps some. Reminiscing, I did sit there for about 10 minutes once trying to figure out why there was no display. The kids had messed with the monitor buttons. That was a good one. There was also the time they had changed the screen saver to a one minute delay and checked the password protect option. Since there was no password to begin with, staff naturally tried every password from their myspace to yahoo email to no avail. Group Policy anyone? Even still, those little bastards still find a way to take about 15 minutes out of my week. P.S. I am not prejudiced against inner city youth, just youth in general.