> IE Toolbar Wallpaper New Worms game. CNN: Recovered digital photos show tsunami. the pain Michael Jackson has caused VB Code: grabbing HTML from a website Developing applications for AMD64 with VB

>True Facts Water Buffalo Homepage A small sampling of the best MIDI files on the net! *note* fixed midi link 03/05/05

> Same name, different version. Fixes: Clear button now clears all fields. Icon Minimized code Can now set link to open in new window of your choice, on top of all windows and frames, or in the current window. Hyperlink v0.9 Hyperlink v0.9 Source & DLLs Unreal Engine v3.0

> Someone made the observation that the saying “a million monkeys at a million typewriters… shakespeare… yadda yadda yadda” is not very true to life.Change “typewriters” to “keyboards” and you’ve got all the monkeys on the internet. I don’t think anyone’s produced any shakrespeare yet. Hehe, internet people are monkeys. I’m a monkey. oooh ah, ooh ah.I’m going back to sleep now.

>I’ve got sound in XP 64… finally! Checked ASUS.com for the driver, been soundless in WinXP64 for long enough, however — nothing.I then checked out Realtek.com and they had a new driver as of 02/05/05! The cutting edge is sharp, but I love being on it 😉

>If things are looking odd for you click here. (404 removed to /honeybun/ 09/2024) It was the honeycomb update, Todo: restore from Internet archive. I’m in the process of tracking down the exact location of the code that’s causing the warning message that says something about code attempting to exploit your browser, yadda yadda. In case anyone was wondering it’s due to me attempting to post using Outlook. Even in straight HTML mode, whenever I typed a URL it would make it “clickable” resulting in a whole bunch of bogus code throughout. Now I’ve got to weed through it all.…

>Well, I have affirmed that the little scare I had yesterday was unfounded.I stopped into Gap to get a few things, and visit with my previous co-workers. Kate was congradulatory, but had to stick in a bit regarding Travelers being bought by Met Life. She said something about 500 jobs would be lost in the process. It put a large damper on the mood, though Kate normally has a foot in the doldrums. So I just found this article regarding the Met-Life purchase of Traveler’s Insurance, that’s Traveler’s Life — which already spun off of Traveler’s Property about 2 years…

> Mapping of a cat’s brain. So… I’ve been working here at Travelers for about a month and a half now. I just was offered a job with Application Development. It consists of a little programming, some script editing, but mainly creating software solutions for the company. I shall be in charge of researching various software programs, when we can’t make our own, purchasing those that fit our needs, and adapting them to the company’s existing software solution(s). I’m starting on Monday, while still working the weekends until they find a replacement. I can’t believe it, I’m at a loss…

>Find HotSpots near you, get their “centrino headline syncing system” Icy Hot Stuntaz, know them, weep for them in 10 years when their kids get ahold of these pictures… CSi gives an unrealistic view of forensic science Turn anything into oil (really gross picture) Tales from a greeter at the Presidential Inauguration Bald men with pony tails need love too…

>Hyperlink Binary Hyperlink SRC & DLLs – if the program doesn’t work as is and it requires a DLL file, copy the needed file to your c:\windows\system32 directory Turkey’s Media Here’s a new program I wrote.I’m back on the VB wagon, baby! In fact, I just used it to create the above links by simply pasting the URLs and writing a description. Just fill out the fields, click the Go! button, then the Copy button, and paste into your blog, AIM, or E-Mail. The trick here is that you need to do 6 at a time. Future improvements include: Actual…

>UltraISO – for all your game-backup needs.

> This is all I hear, every hour on the hour on weekends. It’s quite often an entirely one-sided conversation consisting of nothing but this one phrase in a very harsh, shrill tone of voice, quite louder then necessary, over… and over… and over… “Yes Dear“

>So you like wardriving? Maybe you’d simply like to see how secure your neighbors network is… check out these pictures and see how to make your own super 2-3km wi-fi antenna for ~ $5!(Bryan)

>photos of snow flakes super detail 4gigapixel shocker and awe “play 20 ?s against ai”

>shiny bean. I loved this game! amusing 999 calls (uk emergency response)includes: “Someone has damaged my lawn gnomes”. ZomBEEEEZ!Zombie sim’o’doom!

>FARKA not so well kept secret, I’ve never featured it because I wanted to take credit for the interesting links I’ve posted from it for myself.  😉 so to make up for it, here’s a ‘best of’ list:Fark Clichesincludes – Something about God & kittens Squirrel iPod girl Catzilla

>   The other Joshua Wilcox is attempting to take over my life.  He’s already copied my signature and improved upon it.  So if you see someone who wants to be me, ask about the middle initial.   That’ll get ‘em.