Saturday, July 31, 2004

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In the spirit of adventure, check out
Heather & Jon's Trip Accross America!
a.k.a. - Travelog via AudioBlog
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I kept hearing about the Blue Moon. I'd heard about it before, but never really knew what made it a "Blue Moon".
Thus the searching began:

According to modern convention, a "blue moon" is the second full moon in a calendar month. However, researchers for Sky and Telescope Magazine have recently determined that the Maine Farmers' Almanac originally established a different definition of the term in 1937. According to the Maine almanac, a blue moon occurs when a given season has four full moons instead of the usual three. In this case, the third full moon of the season is considered the "blue" moon. Whichever interpretation of the term is used, the reason it is called a "blue moon" is odd logic: a) the Moon appears blue in color very rarely, b) two full moons in one month (or four in one season) is also a rare phenomenon, so, c) when a second full moon occurs in a single month (or when four occur in a single season), we have what is known as a "blue moon."
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Well I'm not in the White Mountains as I'd planned this weekend. I hope to do it next week, I have no hours next week at GAP, so no issues there ^-^ We'll have a lot more people able to go, too. 15-20 VS 5 =]

In the meantime, I'm working on a wedding CD for friends -- normalizing the various volumes. It's all done, Mac did it instinctively -- as it comes out of the box with SoundStudio. Out of the box 2 years ago, even. I haven't updated past 10.2 yet, and the iMac doesn't get upgraded. That's ok though, she's searving me well in the meanwhile, and still going strong at a nice even 1Ghz.

It's a good CD -- awesome selection of tunes from all eras.


Unrelated:
Check this out.
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Tuesday, July 27, 2004

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I quit relay yesterday.
I had my...

Reasons to Quit:
My back hurt because of their shitty chairs (which were old last time I worked there)
Could be earning much more money doing computer jobs.
Didn't have time inbetween calls to read my book, will have more time to study.
Particular call was frustrating.
Had to work Fri & Sun nights, effectively castrating my summer.
Stayed through training, a corporate gimme
My chance to quit for a non-administrative reason.

Reasons to Stay:
Money
It was easy

It didn't take me long to decide.
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I quit relay yesterday.
I had my...

Reasons to Quit:
My back hurt because of their shitty chairs (which were old last time I worked there)
Could be earning much more money doing computer jobs.
Didn't have time inbetween calls to read my book, will have more time to study.
Particular call was frustrating.
Had to work Fri & Sun nights, effectively castrating my summer.
Stayed through training, a corporate gimme
My chance to quit for a non-administrative reason.

Reasons to Stay:
Money
It was easy

It didn't take me long to decide.
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Saturday, July 24, 2004

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bunny stuff
sculptures
eyeless scary bunny
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Friday, July 23, 2004

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Whats this about?
http://www.johntitor.com/
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As I'm cursing my being so busy, the fact that I hardly get a rest, and fearing the impending workload from my exams I get this:

A mind always employed is always happy. this is the true secret, the grand recipe for felicity.
~ Thomas Jefferson

I realize it's true. I do this to myself, make myself incredibly busy for when I am idle my mind turns towards itself. Introspection is fine in small doses, but I would rather be doing something else, and thus fill my free time to the brim.

Now if I can only stop having such interesting dreams, I can cut down on the ammount of sleeping in and get more free time.
I had such a whacked out dream today, I couldn't help but see how it turned out.
I was in a run down neighborhood, it looked a lot like my old place in Indian Orchard. An old aquaintance was there -- Heather from Warren. She had brought her friend and their 15 friends, the people who normally hung around their old place. The kind of people that are fun, don't have any money, and don't look like they'll ever get any. They're good people by heart, except when they lie to get money or food because otherwise they'd starve. If you're on their side, you'd OK, and they've got your back... in other words.

So that was the only reason I was somewhat tolerant of these people. There was so much chaos, all these people talking and being comfortable in my house who I didn't know... I couldn't get to Heather and ask her what the hell was going on. She looked... a little different, had a mini-goatee, a soul patch... but it didn't make her look like a man, it was more a wizard quality? =]~

Apparently my house what the only place that she knew she could go because her friends were targeted by some big gang just because they had been irreverant and... themselves, to these tough gang-members. Most of them had nothing to lose for most of their life, this was just the final "whoops" that might be the deciding factor. So there was a semi-noble cause. I didn't want to send these people to die... they seemed like good kids, but I couldn't very well support them all. I had no confidence or trust in them, and there was becoming an ever-increasing probability of becoming a target every moment they remained here.

When things got hot, I bailed, I told them all to leave. I had to put forth a physical effort in the realm of dreams, like when you tell yourself to stop falling, or reach the point of lucidity.
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Friday, July 16, 2004

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I just dreamt that my brother gave me a cow for my birthday.
It was a calf, but I lived in a small apt in Worcester. I brought it home, and it grew... it was still rather young, a few weeks old but it was starting to grow quite large. The apt was starting to look more and more like a barn, complete with food shelf for the cats... cobwebs, unfinished wood from mid-wall down. I only remember there being 1 cat (fitzy, whom I saw briefly) but I was under the impression there were at least 2.

I went to Hooters with Phil -- and Gutter was there. I introduced myself to the woman, declined the bikini car wash, and Gutter broke into a brakedance spin on his back, knocking over my drink which I had set on the floor (not much left). I was attempting to control the situation -- being kind of bossy. I looked over at Phil and he was mimicking me, mocking me and being all crazy and flailing.

I was then at a table, talking with two guys. They were apparently from Relay. One guy was a notorious lier. Everything that came out of his mouth was some story about some famous person. In this particular story he was talking about a guy he did a call for recognized his voice (he wouldn't normally acknoledge and talk to this guy, but they were in the war together) and ended up offering a plane ride to come see him or something.

When I woke I was just about to give the cow some hay, in my bedroom.
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ID10T - a common tech industry error number
3D10T - a new computer model by Gateway.
 
L33T Sp33K
 
Ren & Stimpy.
 
"You EEEEEEDiot!"
iMac, E-Machine, E-Diot...
hahaha.

*note* updated 1 minute later (post first, do research later)
Sorry about that I'm wrong.
It would've been a great conspiracy, though.  It still could be.

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Wednesday, July 14, 2004

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Ideas are flowing, my brain is going...

Working with subnetting and binary conversion tends to get the brain cells working...

Here's an idea I had for a Tech site when I get a minute:

Its a rectangle, with a different OS in each corner - broken up into smaller sections possibly? Click on a section and a box pops up in the middle with an X to close it, the arrows are just kind of decoration and continuity drawing your eye to the center where the box will appear.

There are icons in each section, start menu for windows, big dos prompt, unix prompt, and penguin, fedora, and red hat. =]
I might put DOS in the lower right so the arrow points to Windows, then UNIX in the lower left so the arrow points to Linux.
Brain joooooooce gooooooood, I love it.

Anyone have a javascript to allow moving the boxes around? I had it on my old site, but unfortunately I cheated and used the function built into GoLive. It created a mishmash of impossible-to-read machine code that worked, but went kablooie if you attempted to add any other scripts, etc.

It would be nice for this because you could open multiple "windows" each with an iFrame and the content for the particular OS -- not really as functional as it is nifty ;)

Aries: "Is your garden overrun with weeds? Get rid of whatever is choking the flowers."
I think I've got an idea...
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Monday, July 12, 2004

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From this to this.
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Web stuff has Gs in it now, blogger just happened to have Gs in it, but then Google bought Blogger. So now everyone's gonna think of silly words for web stuff... that's not a bad side-effect. =]~

Check out CGSystems.biz *revamp*
Submit your info if applicable.
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eBay link

I'll be listing my own one of those soon, hopefully I can get as much.

lain
accella
running at the speed of a computer
would be on the same 'plane'
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Well after all my hemming and hawing about this and that I had a really great conversation regarding a possible business plan with a friend. It looks good right now, and it's a service related business so little to no start-up, and plenty of clientelle.

It's fixing computers but it sure sounds like I'm starting up a Hooker-for-hire. =]~

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My landlord loves to make things hard for me.

He comes over, tells me how many checks they've bounced, how they need money blah blah blah.
I only owe you $60 still, man... and that's only because you got greedy and needed an extra $50 a month a few months ago. So where's the contract that you want me to sign to cover your "overdraft" when I need it? Wheres the contract to keep my rent from going up? From keeping you from coming over and pounding on my door, huh? Take my car payment, and bring that god damn computer over so I can put in the fucking modem already, I'm sick of hearing about it.

.:sigh:.

If someone's got... oh I don't know... like $300 they could let me borrow... ?
Till next week? No, not really. I'm sure I'll find a way, I just don't like not paying my car payment. You know how those bank people are...
I just wish I could get a little notice, a week would have done, preferably before I went and paid those other bills. They didn't really need to be paid just yet... and I'd have the money I need. I can't manage what I don't have...

I think I've written that money is the source of all evil, but I think that's only when I don't have any.
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Sunday, July 11, 2004

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Turn up your speakers for this one, it's a little quiet.
Right click and save me.
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Friday, July 09, 2004

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Some people just aren't meant to have high speed internet. They're not ready for it. They barely know how to use the computer they've got, and having high speed merely makes them a tool of some HaX0r kid somewhere that's taken over their system and lets them use it occasionally.

"Well every time I try to go on to a CD, AOL pops up, so I think I'll just go back to them." congratulations AOL, your scheme has worked.
Make the program impossible to install, get it to show it's face like a long lost love every once in a while. Remind them why they loved you, so simple... sooooo simple.

.:sigh:.

Downgrading my landlord from highspeed to dialup. No complaints here, other then the little bit he helped pay for the internet access.
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I can burn a DVD in the same ammount of time that it took me to burn a CD-R back when I had my first CD burner.

huh

There will also be another vacancy as of next month -- so if you know anyone who may be looking for a room to rent in a fairly large place, drop me a line. =]
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Thursday, July 08, 2004

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I thought of many things yesterday, like the Viking bed, and... some stuff I wrote down. It's all secret, so I can't post a thing until it's all copywritten(?) copywrited? copyritten? Dunno but this is just smooge:

A woman and a man of a polka-dotted sort ran into a field field. For miles they looked out on the sky which was crimson, hued with the beautiful goo from the beautiful tree. It was a shimmering goo - liquid that flowed like smoke, but yet was hard like glass. It formed an semi-transparent barrier, seeming to protect what it bathed in a soft pink light.
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Tuesday, July 06, 2004

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I love symbolism, double meanings, and hidden secrets. =]
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Monday, July 05, 2004

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"no real reason to accept the things that have changed"
~ Jay
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Sunday, July 04, 2004

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Add another job to my list, I'll be selling WiFi Spray on the side.
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Friday, July 02, 2004

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Hmmm, many people's emails have changed.
Must harvest Orkut.

I didn't want to break the background for everyone else who've viewing the index.html =]

Please comment where applicable.
B2Rv2

Hmmm, that's only about $100 an inch.
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robots.
they creep
they sleep
they think
they plot

they love
they smile
they cry
they compile

they're waiting
and you know it.




So I'm working on something.
I'll never tell

set your resolutions high, people.

unrelated funny picture I found:

(came from here)
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Thursday, July 01, 2004

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You are in for

a treaaaaat
.
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