Monthly Archives: March 2003

Network Admin to the Stars

Just got home a few hours ago after spending some time at my nephew’s house trying to get his playstations to work through the firewall of his router. It was an interesting learning experience but, I didn’t really arrive at … Continue reading

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Hofstadter's Title

Anyway, I’ve been busy this last week with work, mostly adding a bunch of content to Blinksoft and doing some network administration for a doctor’s office, so I haven’t really had time to post here. Work on the Greymatter update … Continue reading

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Interabang sent us this one

As has been mentioned, I am skeptical guy. For example, I laughed very smugly at that South Park episode that lambasted John Edwards. Anyway, the proprietor of !?, another ardent skeptic searching for like-minded folks, recommended that I visit the … Continue reading

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Here's a thought

You know all those tools in gymnasiums? Often you have to set various levels of resistance and tension in them to fit the strength of your muscles, then you engage in all these repetitive movements. The thing that always bothered … Continue reading

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My own mod of Greymatter

Well, it’s a work in progress. After removing some bugs that people have found, plus the ones I already knew were there, I think it’s ready for prime time. Feel free to try it out (If you want to look … Continue reading

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Wasted security

Thank you Microsoft and Apple. In introducing computers to the public, you’ve done a good thing. I’d like to think that our world is improved because of it. But, I just wish you both hadn’t taken shortcuts with security like … Continue reading

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