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night time: movies and coding as the snow falls
Tuesday
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blizzard conditions out there.
Tuesday
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the sarcasm font: Child's Play
Tuesday
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technology: solving your problems
December 5
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setting up an ultranet.
December 5
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watching Moon (2009)
December 5
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pick a subject and make a wave about it. everyone can contribute (unlike fb posts and albums)
December 5
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I have Google Wave invites available. Wave is good for collaboration.
December 5
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if you're a facebook app developer, let me know how it is. any tips, tricks?
December 5
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roads, bridges, mass transit.
December 4
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project ideas: green cloud servers, healthcare tech, connectivity infrastructure, orbital moon base for surface excursions
December 4
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hmm, let's put 8 million back to work doing public projects, like we did after WW2.
December 4
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WinAmp Radio Top 10:
http://www.shoutcast.com/...
November 30
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http://listen.grooveshark.com/#...
November 28
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moved some twitter feeds to bookmarks. thanks! good blogs.
November 28
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easiest way to make a local home page: go to google or yahoo and File -> Save As to your desktop. Set as default in browser.
November 28
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all of those netbooks can be setup to load a local home page in any browser after booting. most just leave you staring at a desktop.
November 28
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awesome hobby I want to try: shooting rockets up to take photos above the atmosphere. neat! a few have photos online.
November 27
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in physics class, we learned the moon looks different sizes because of the Lens Effect of the atmosphere. ....
November 27
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bottom-dweller in the atmospheric ocean
November 27
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so it ain't "our perception". it's physics: the lens effect on light.
November 27
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when it comes up from horizon, the light travels diagonally thru all the layers. moon staight up is straight thru layers. ....
November 27
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watching a Mystery Science Theater marathon
November 25
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that's my boss... always getting us into kooky situations -mst3k
November 25
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afk
November 25
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hmm... what to do for the next day or two. no idea. I have the urge to microwave a turkey dinner. hahaha
November 25
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So if you have UAC turned off, there might be programs expecting it, and they might proceed anyway
November 25
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anyway, after I supercharge a PC by cleaning it up and setting it's performance, I add Safari to Startup folder. Home Page to your PC.
November 25
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True story: PC had turned off UAC.... PC was rebooting... found out it was trying to update Windows but it was unable to notify the user.
November 25
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the only drawback: people associate my PCs with Safari. That is what they think is running the PC. (It's actually Mac OS X or Windows)
November 25
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