Things should NOT just STOP WORKING RANDOMLY if they worked before when you did them EXACTLY THE SAME WAY!!!!!
06:07:49 PM,
Wednesday 23 August 2000
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no Kerberos tickets issued.
04:13:41 PM,
Wednesday 23 August 2000
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Well, as long as I'm praising Microsoft things, the active desktop in Windows 2000 is pretty nice too--have a web page as your desktop. Has some potential, that. Of course, eazel embeds Mozilla on its desktop, and it's GPL'd, and it runs on Linux. But I'm not sure it's out yet. And none of this, of course, would seem quite so nice if I wasn't on an 800MHz Pentium III.
11:38:23 AM,
Wednesday 23 August 2000
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Okay, credit where credit is due: Microsoft Windows Internet Connection Sharing is a nice, clean, easy to set up NAT proxy system, and using it I was able to get catherine (my main Linux box) reconnected to the internet in a matter of minutes. And not a whole lot of minutes, either. About 5.
12:49:01 AM,
Wednesday 23 August 2000
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Avery Full Sheet Labels #8165
05:21:51 PM,
Tuesday 22 August 2000
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I am behind a firewall that restricts incoming TCP and I can do nothing about it.
12:26:45 PM,
Tuesday 22 August 2000
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Actually, the one Palestrina mp3 that I have fades rather nicely into the Pixies' "Where is my mind?".
11:57:53 AM,
Tuesday 22 August 2000
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That took a while.
06:24:35 PM,
Monday 21 August 2000
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I sense that dilemma.
03:50:58 PM,
Monday 21 August 2000
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Tera Term, terminal emulator for windows, appears to be pretty good.
12:21:38 PM,
Monday 21 August 2000
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Mr. Treuer, when do you log in?
12:55:22 AM,
Monday 21 August 2000
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I have a car, and I like it.
09:13:15 PM,
Sunday 20 August 2000
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Too Fat To Be A Rockstar is back, at www.too-fat.com.
03:03:21 AM,
Sunday 20 August 2000
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The Advertising Agency Song:
When your client's hopping mad,
Put his picture in the ad.
If he still should prove refractory.
Add a picture of his factory.
01:35:38 AM,
Sunday 20 August 2000
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I like American music.
01:23:10 AM,
Sunday 20 August 2000
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It's good to have a car.
04:56:04 PM,
Saturday 19 August 2000
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I WANT TO BE ABLE TO START MY DEFAULT MAILREADER WITH THIS SILLY LITTLE MAIL BUTTON ON THE KEYBOARD!!
07:46:35 PM,
Friday 18 August 2000
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But maybe it doesn't work so perfect after all.
06:43:08 PM,
Friday 18 August 2000
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Ha! Cygwin installed. Now everything's running perfectly Uniciously.
06:40:44 PM,
Friday 18 August 2000
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Woohoo! I've got a nice big 120x60 command line window. Now I just need bash for Win2k.
05:05:21 PM,
Friday 18 August 2000
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Woah! Windows 2000 Telnet is actualy kinda nice!
03:37:22 PM,
Friday 18 August 2000
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S
04:08:49 PM,
Wednesday 16 August 2000
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Okay, so I read in InfoWorld that a company called Agenda Computing is working on a Linux handheld... and for some reason, I can't seem to find their website! I know it exists--InfoWorld referred to it--but it's not showing up in google. This is madness.
11:42:30 AM,
Wednesday 16 August 2000
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Coming soon, possibly, a very special episode of bloglet--how my trip home from Texas was delayed a full six hours.
11:46:08 PM,
Tuesday 15 August 2000
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Back to work. And after many glasses of work, I get paid.
08:31:29 PM,
Tuesday 15 August 2000
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Okay, so I'm going from Austin to San Francisco, with a layover in Phoenix. The plane from Phoenix is supposed to leave at 4:15, but instead it's delayed until (!) 7:30. And then, when I arrive at SFO, the company I had a return bus ticket to Santa Rosa with doesn't show up at 9:30, and then, when it arrives 15 minutes late for its 10:30 pickup, leaves in a huff because the other bus company had sent in an extra bus to pick up all the extra people. So I don't get home until 2:00am. Thank you, America West and Airportride.com.
03:54:57 PM,
Tuesday 15 August 2000
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Let's see... I went fishing last weekend, I think I'll ruin the globel economy this weekend.
12:50:29 AM,
Friday 11 August 2000
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"A killing machine designed for only one thing..."
"Baking? Air conditioning? Remodeling? Printing?"
"...search and destroy."
"Isn't that two things?"
"Sshh."
09:32:53 PM,
Thursday 10 August 2000
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All Tommorow's Parties, by William Gibson
01:45:46 PM,
Thursday 10 August 2000
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Greetings from Texas, where I've decided the heat isn't so bad as all that, and where it's kind of neat to see people I'm actually related to.
11:48:14 AM,
Thursday 10 August 2000
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Okay, point 1: Since of the two parties, one is liberal and one conservative, each party can be assured the votes of the extremists in its own camp--the only alternative for the extremists would be to vote for someone even more opposed to their ideas. This means that it is virtually always good strategy for candidates to move closer to the opposition, to rope in as many undecided voters as possible (this is only an approximation, but let it pass). However (and I only saw this tonight), point 2: This isn't in itself so bad; parties must listen to their extremists, but be tempered by their moderates. (A more detailed analysis of why they must listen to the extremists later). The problem comes with the set of issues that aren't questioned on the standard political spectrum--that aren't extreme left or extreme right. There is no incentive to address these issues, because they do not effect either the party bases or the disputed middle ground. More analysis like this coming soon to items.
01:48:59 AM,
Tuesday 8 August 2000
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What's that? There aren't any mouse handlers built in? Well then, I'll just have to implement them--by making everything a button.
07:33:18 PM,
Monday 7 August 2000
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A question I would never have come up against in a traditional language: what font to put my library functions in. Not the code, mind you, the objects. Ah, the joys of drastically misusing an environment. The designers had their turn with HTML, it's only fair that the programmers now get to have a go at Flash.
07:06:57 PM,
Monday 7 August 2000
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Restructuring programs is harder what all the source code is attached to various little icons and things. I'm not sure I've even found all the source code.
05:35:53 PM,
Monday 7 August 2000
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I like coming into work, wearing my normal everyday clothes, and feeling that I just might be overdressed. If you know how I tend to dress, you'll realize just what a thing this is.
02:56:13 PM,
Monday 7 August 2000
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So you could say that ActionScript : Flash :: The Earth's Yellow Sun : Superman
02:10:16 PM,
Monday 7 August 2000
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