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Some things I agree with
(or not as the case may be)
Tuesday, April 30
Ghostin' The Shell... (geddit hehe) //jay.mbz.org/tech/ghostshell.html - Making Norton Ghost Shells with Norton Ghost for backup purposes. Hmm. Great. ;)
Yet another good reason NOT TO USE AOL. Why? Oh yeah, well, nothing much really EXCEPT THEY SUCK AT EVERYTHING! Including letting you send plain-text emails to usenet groups... Click here for the horror story.
What Not To Do With A Custom-Made Mercedes E420: drive it through a rock storm.
Oh hey, here's the E420 being made. Nice numberplate :) //jay.mbz.org/e420/factory.html
A little old, but still read-worthy. The Grey Ribbon Campaign For ICANN.
I have no idea who this guy is. But check out the Last Updated date... 1996! hehe //www.isi.edu/div7/people/postel.home/pictures.html
(found on //www.domainhandbook.com/icann.html)
Sniff sniff outta date! yay //www.usc.edu/dept/IPC/ (check out the links - none of them work now but the frameset page is still there. Great. I love finding abandoned web sites on the web :)
Artificial Intelligence? oooOOOOooo.... //www.isi.edu/
Ok, on further inspection John Postel appears to have been THE main man in terms of editing the RFC documents for the ARPANET all those long years ago... I tip my cap to the man. //www.postel.org/remembrances/">Tribute page here.
rfc-editor.org
Hurrah - an alternative to BIND! yay (BIND is software used by thousands upon thousands upon thousands of people on the Web to run DNS servers.)... It's called djbdns - not as catchy a nickname but hey it works. :) //cr.yp.to/djbdns.html
Open Root Server Confederation. //www.open-rsc.org/about/
Sounds almost as spooky as the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers - and YES it does exist hahahahaha :)
Man I love this programme. HeavyK's Advanced Nick Changer - //users.pandora.be/heavyk/software/advnickchanger.htm - because I, like HeavyK, don't like the idea of censorship on the Web. I think I have the right to choose whether I use words like ftp, employ, or www in my MSN nickname. :P (sorta-quoted-and-adapted from his site)
HardwareCentral (yay) - a firm favourite with me.
Tis all for now, bed time for me in a second - and I have to figure out what to say to about, uhm, 3 teachers for not either bringing in homework, coursework or textbooks... But oh well SLEEEEEEEEEEEP :D
l8rz,
Christopher.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/30/2002 02:13:24 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75985427 | Permalink
I'd just like to inform y'all that I don't use SETIDriver, in fact I use SETIStash. Oops - a mistake on my part. SETIStash is the more reliable (and useful) SETI@Home Helper programme I think imho - it can download up to 10 packets of data to be processed at once then goes through them one by one, showing a small status window. You can make it hide itself in the system tray, and you can also make it hide the SETI@Home client too - kinda neat. I run it all the time :)
//www.hereintown.net/~wink/setistash.html
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/30/2002 01:07:04 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75983325 | Permalink
Monday, April 29
Oh my.
Don't ask questions. Just visit.
StudioAH.com
Now tell me that the Web's getting boring. :)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 11:23:30 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75980185 | Permalink
Hey p33ps, look at this... Just wait for all the audio to load (takes about 40 seconds) //www.onzin.com/fun/flash/goedkijken.swf
;)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 08:49:24 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75975359 | Permalink
Kraftwerk in the style of salsa. Fantastic. //www.audiogalaxy.com/pages/review.php?&band_id=89381
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 06:20:47 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75970309 | Permalink
Yay for friends! (I'm amazed I even have some! :D)
Here's my mate Nick's site. And it's really quite good - it has my webby linked to it so it MUST be good. Big ups to the Nickster :)
//bloodybored.0catch.com/LINKS.htm
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 11:33:50 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75958028 | Permalink
Well, look at dat. Me Audiogalaxy shared songs list :D
//www.audiogalaxy.com/user/allSongs.php?&uid=14115998
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 03:56:24 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75948843 | Permalink
Sunday, April 28
Site 0wnz j00. Want any, and I mean, any, info on just about anything CD-R and CD burning-related? //www.cdrfaq.org. Totally amazing.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/28/2002 10:34:32 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75938019 | Permalink
Well, I just got back from fun fun Shropshire - where some of our friends live (they used to be our neighbours when myself and my parents lived in Altrincham, in the Manchester suburbs, back in the 80s - I was about 5 though so don't ask me what it looks like. ;)
Anyhoo, I was well chuffed to find my computer still running perfectly on its new installation of Windows 2000. Damn I love Windows 2000.
I'd also left SETIStash going - it downloads 10 lots of SETI@Home packets in one go then processes them one after the other and only dials up to send the results when it's finished all 10. Excellent idea for people still stuck on modems - just like me. It also uses the DOS SET@Home client, which runs a lot faster than the Windows screensaver client - the Windows screensaver client uses 60% of your CPU time to just dislay the graphics. ST0000pid, especially if you wanna use all your available CPU time for crunching data, not looking at pictures.
Anyway, here's some nice linkies.
The SETI@Home processing utility I use the most is SETIStash, //www.hereintown.net/~wink/setistash.html. It's the SETI@Home Helper programme I love the most - it processes up to 10 units at once without having to dial up for each one by downloading up to 10 units at once then processing them one by one. It's also a good excuse to whack a second processor in your rig - it can process two packets at once if you have 2 CPUs in your system. Yay :D
SETIDriver - another cool programme - it has its own information panel for showing various bits and pieces of info. Using this (or any of the mentioned programmes in this blog) I can process units in a third of the time it used to take me to process them beforehand when I used to use the Windows screensaver client. (Mine take 10 hours now instead of 30 - yay!)
To go to the SETIDriver site click here... //www.wakeassoc.com/setidriver/Download_and_Installation.htm
SETISpy shows you a crapload of extra information - you can even see a Star Map of where your packet has come from, extensive stats on how fast your puter's processing the data, and a helluva lot of other info. It's as fast as SETIDriver too, because they both use the DOS command-line-interface (or CLI) SETI@Home programme instead of the Windows client. YOu can download that from the SETI@Home site or you can find links on all of the sites which I've mentioned here.To go to the SETISpy site click here... //pages.tca.net/roelof/setispy/
Oh, and please don't use patches for the SETI@Home client - they may speed up your processing time but they compromise the integrity of the scientific project and some can corrupt the data, giving back false readings. That's just lame.
Ah crap, it just started to rain again. And now the phone's ringing, so I can't go online. Bugger.
Right then. Off to polish off my IT coursework then that's that ove with... Study leave in 2 weeks =) oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah (does Ricki-style hand movements)
Christopher
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/28/2002 08:54:59 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75935070 | Permalink
Saturday, April 27
Sweet. Look at me cyborg-style...
Jump to results page for my name
Ooooooh fun fun fun fun fun. I'm not going to explain, just look. //www.brunching.com/cgi/toy-acronymer.cgi?acronym=hello
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 02:43:00 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75870996 | Permalink
woo woo woo we're on the blog train tonight.
More comments! yay...
This one's a nice disclaimer I found on another site.
------------- [ startquote ] -----------------------------------------------
My email address should be obvious. I don't provide a direct mailto: link because I don't want spam.
However, I do accept unsolicited commercial mail (aka "spam") provided the sender agrees to pay me $500 US per mail to compensate for use of and storage on my network. Sending unsolicited commercial mail to my email address indicates agreement with these terms.
------------- [ endquote ] -----------------------------------------------
Idea used from
Ghostin' The Shell... (geddit hehe) //jay.mbz.org/tech/ghostshell.html - Making Norton Ghost Shells with Norton Ghost for backup purposes. Hmm. Great. ;)
Yet another good reason NOT TO USE AOL. Why? Oh yeah, well, nothing much really EXCEPT THEY SUCK AT EVERYTHING! Including letting you send plain-text emails to usenet groups... Click here for the horror story.
What Not To Do With A Custom-Made Mercedes E420: drive it through a rock storm.
Oh hey, here's the E420 being made. Nice numberplate :) //jay.mbz.org/e420/factory.html
A little old, but still read-worthy. The Grey Ribbon Campaign For ICANN.
I have no idea who this guy is. But check out the Last Updated date... 1996! hehe //www.isi.edu/div7/people/postel.home/pictures.html
(found on //www.domainhandbook.com/icann.html)
Sniff sniff outta date! yay //www.usc.edu/dept/IPC/ (check out the links - none of them work now but the frameset page is still there. Great. I love finding abandoned web sites on the web :)
Artificial Intelligence? oooOOOOooo.... //www.isi.edu/
Ok, on further inspection John Postel appears to have been THE main man in terms of editing the RFC documents for the ARPANET all those long years ago... I tip my cap to the man. //www.postel.org/remembrances/">Tribute page here.
rfc-editor.org
Hurrah - an alternative to BIND! yay (BIND is software used by thousands upon thousands upon thousands of people on the Web to run DNS servers.)... It's called djbdns - not as catchy a nickname but hey it works. :) //cr.yp.to/djbdns.html
Open Root Server Confederation. //www.open-rsc.org/about/
Sounds almost as spooky as the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers - and YES it does exist hahahahaha :)
Man I love this programme. HeavyK's Advanced Nick Changer - //users.pandora.be/heavyk/software/advnickchanger.htm - because I, like HeavyK, don't like the idea of censorship on the Web. I think I have the right to choose whether I use words like ftp, employ, or www in my MSN nickname. :P (sorta-quoted-and-adapted from his site)
HardwareCentral (yay) - a firm favourite with me.
Tis all for now, bed time for me in a second - and I have to figure out what to say to about, uhm, 3 teachers for not either bringing in homework, coursework or textbooks... But oh well SLEEEEEEEEEEEP :D
l8rz,
Christopher.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/30/2002 02:13:24 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75985427 | Permalink
I'd just like to inform y'all that I don't use SETIDriver, in fact I use SETIStash. Oops - a mistake on my part. SETIStash is the more reliable (and useful) SETI@Home Helper programme I think imho - it can download up to 10 packets of data to be processed at once then goes through them one by one, showing a small status window. You can make it hide itself in the system tray, and you can also make it hide the SETI@Home client too - kinda neat. I run it all the time :)
//www.hereintown.net/~wink/setistash.html
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/30/2002 01:07:04 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75983325 | Permalink
Monday, April 29
Oh my.
Don't ask questions. Just visit.
StudioAH.com
Now tell me that the Web's getting boring. :)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 11:23:30 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75980185 | Permalink
Hey p33ps, look at this... Just wait for all the audio to load (takes about 40 seconds) //www.onzin.com/fun/flash/goedkijken.swf
;)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 08:49:24 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75975359 | Permalink
Kraftwerk in the style of salsa. Fantastic. //www.audiogalaxy.com/pages/review.php?&band_id=89381
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 06:20:47 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75970309 | Permalink
Yay for friends! (I'm amazed I even have some! :D)
Here's my mate Nick's site. And it's really quite good - it has my webby linked to it so it MUST be good. Big ups to the Nickster :)
//bloodybored.0catch.com/LINKS.htm
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 11:33:50 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75958028 | Permalink
Well, look at dat. Me Audiogalaxy shared songs list :D
//www.audiogalaxy.com/user/allSongs.php?&uid=14115998
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/29/2002 03:56:24 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75948843 | Permalink
Sunday, April 28
Site 0wnz j00. Want any, and I mean, any, info on just about anything CD-R and CD burning-related? //www.cdrfaq.org. Totally amazing.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/28/2002 10:34:32 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75938019 | Permalink
Well, I just got back from fun fun Shropshire - where some of our friends live (they used to be our neighbours when myself and my parents lived in Altrincham, in the Manchester suburbs, back in the 80s - I was about 5 though so don't ask me what it looks like. ;)
Anyhoo, I was well chuffed to find my computer still running perfectly on its new installation of Windows 2000. Damn I love Windows 2000.
I'd also left SETIStash going - it downloads 10 lots of SETI@Home packets in one go then processes them one after the other and only dials up to send the results when it's finished all 10. Excellent idea for people still stuck on modems - just like me. It also uses the DOS SET@Home client, which runs a lot faster than the Windows screensaver client - the Windows screensaver client uses 60% of your CPU time to just dislay the graphics. ST0000pid, especially if you wanna use all your available CPU time for crunching data, not looking at pictures.
Anyway, here's some nice linkies.
The SETI@Home processing utility I use the most is SETIStash, //www.hereintown.net/~wink/setistash.html. It's the SETI@Home Helper programme I love the most - it processes up to 10 units at once without having to dial up for each one by downloading up to 10 units at once then processing them one by one. It's also a good excuse to whack a second processor in your rig - it can process two packets at once if you have 2 CPUs in your system. Yay :D
SETIDriver - another cool programme - it has its own information panel for showing various bits and pieces of info. Using this (or any of the mentioned programmes in this blog) I can process units in a third of the time it used to take me to process them beforehand when I used to use the Windows screensaver client. (Mine take 10 hours now instead of 30 - yay!)
To go to the SETIDriver site click here... //www.wakeassoc.com/setidriver/Download_and_Installation.htm
SETISpy shows you a crapload of extra information - you can even see a Star Map of where your packet has come from, extensive stats on how fast your puter's processing the data, and a helluva lot of other info. It's as fast as SETIDriver too, because they both use the DOS command-line-interface (or CLI) SETI@Home programme instead of the Windows client. YOu can download that from the SETI@Home site or you can find links on all of the sites which I've mentioned here.To go to the SETISpy site click here... //pages.tca.net/roelof/setispy/
Oh, and please don't use patches for the SETI@Home client - they may speed up your processing time but they compromise the integrity of the scientific project and some can corrupt the data, giving back false readings. That's just lame.
Ah crap, it just started to rain again. And now the phone's ringing, so I can't go online. Bugger.
Right then. Off to polish off my IT coursework then that's that ove with... Study leave in 2 weeks =) oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah (does Ricki-style hand movements)
Christopher
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/28/2002 08:54:59 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75935070 | Permalink
Saturday, April 27
Sweet. Look at me cyborg-style...
Jump to results page for my name
Ooooooh fun fun fun fun fun. I'm not going to explain, just look. //www.brunching.com/cgi/toy-acronymer.cgi?acronym=hello
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 02:43:00 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75870996 | Permalink
woo woo woo we're on the blog train tonight.
More comments! yay...
This one's a nice disclaimer I found on another site.
------------- [ startquote ] -----------------------------------------------
My email address should be obvious. I don't provide a direct mailto: link because I don't want spam.
However, I do accept unsolicited commercial mail (aka "spam") provided the sender agrees to pay me $500 US per mail to compensate for use of and storage on my network. Sending unsolicited commercial mail to my email address indicates agreement with these terms.
------------- [ endquote ] -----------------------------------------------
Idea used from
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 02:28:26 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75870585 | Permalink
Oh. Yes. Blue. mIRC. Yum Yum. //www.mircscripts.org/comments.php?id=1239
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 02:24:54 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75870503 | Permalink
Nnnnnnnnnice picture. //www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=611254&size=lg
YAY More Linux builds that work on a DOS partition! Me downloady this one :D www.phatlinux.com
Google Toolbar. Bow To It. :D //www.google.com/options/toolbar.html
Making the web accessible for people with disabilities (as a designer I really should pay more attention to these guidelines): //www.w3.org/TR/WAI-WEBCONTENT/
'Nuff said. I'm off to install the Google Toolbar on my fresh (and non-crashing - yay!) copy of IE6 on my nice and stable Win2K Pro fresh install.
Oh, if someone wants to buy me a new hard drive (preferably over 35gb) then GO DO IT NOW DUDE! :D
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 01:42:37 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75869442 | Permalink
Some quality cartoons. Once you get over the mouse-drawn pictures they're actually quite funny! :)
For more info click on the Who Is Nick? link on the nav bar on the left.
Newest Comic Strip (as of 26th April 2002)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 01:27:23 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75869016 | Permalink
I have... absolutely no idea what's going on. But it looks fun. Yay!
//www.cs.caltech.edu/~adam/LOCAL/faq-fork.html
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 01:23:12 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75868902 | Permalink
Sweet quote. Appropriate, too...
The nice thing about standards is that you have so many to choose from;
furthermore if you do not like any of them, you can just wait for next year's model.
Prof. Andrew S. Tanenbaum
Hijacked from //www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 01:20:51 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75868835 | Permalink
Talking about the net, remember: The Net Never Forgets.
Also check out the Internet Archive.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 01:06:11 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75868498 | Permalink
I heard earlier that Lisa Left-Eye Lopez died on the 25th of this month (April) in a car accident in Honduras. It's a crying shame - she was part of a damn good female group. I found a news article-come-obituary on cdnow.com. Read it here.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 01:04:08 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75868455 | Permalink
Multiplayer-highly-addictive-game-alert!!!! //www.jippii.co.uk/uk/games/pasiworld/index-yellow.html (needs Java).
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/27/2002 12:42:37 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75867901 | Permalink
Friday, April 26
Uploaded the Watch Out Behind You, Hunter! SWF movie (aka escopeta.swf) after checking my stats page for this domain (infinitus.co.uk) and finding a shitload of searches for escopeta.swf, icelord.net and various other variants (this is where the movie's from but I duplicated it, just to be on the safe side.)
icelord.net SLASH lesnik SLASH escopeta.swf - Watch Out Behind You Hunter!.swf
Have fun - more are coming soon (including the complete Xiao Xiao collection - yay!)
Christopher.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/26/2002 10:53:22 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75865000 | Permalink
Thursday, April 25
I'm startin' to want one of these. ;)
//www.pelikancam.com/cgi-bin/pelikancam/wbe.htm
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/25/2002 12:39:37 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75806183 | Permalink
Just in case you forgot, here's a pre-prepared translation of my bloggercode.
You can get your own from the same site...
My bloggercode explanation
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/25/2002 02:17:42 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75792000 | Permalink
Urgh. I've seen the results of this nasty lil bugger and I hate it.
Spywareinfo.com - LOP.com "mp3search.exe" stupid trojan lameness
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/25/2002 01:49:18 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75790916 | Permalink
Wednesday, April 24
Hoorah for inaneity.
/ snaffled from the 1 FM Rock Show - they were talking about Beatallica, which can be found on their site at //www.sensoryresearch.com/~starkeff/beatallica.html
A little Culture Jamming / Napster Bombing for dinner I think, and some Thimbletronic Research for dessert.
hehehe :D
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/24/2002 12:03:15 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75746410 | Permalink
Tuesday, April 23
See-through airport scanners? My my, whatever next.
Perhaps a monitor to show us what the scanner machine controller's seeing :D
//www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=12789
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/23/2002 10:24:25 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75742722 | Permalink
Heellloooooo.
Guess who's running on Windows 2000 Professional :D
Finally, my torture is over (running on a manky 98 installation) - I just sucked it up and nicked the hard drive from the machine in the study. It's an old and crappy P200 which no-one ever uses ;) ;) ;)
Well, it's now the primary master (aka "C:\") in my new s00p4-l337 Win2K Pro machine 0wnz j00000
All I have to do now is get a new hard drive. Bugger.
Oooh oooh linky time.
"Please take yourself to anything you like." Engrish.com
dX8.1 0wnz... //www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/downloads/drx81.asp
Was is das? Pre-release dX8.1 leak? Yup. Hehe :) //gwbn.onlinedown.net/down/DX81NTeng.exe (Win2K or WinXP only)
Oooooh. hehe :D //www.kypcom.com/zerooday.html
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/23/2002 09:07:35 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75739629 | Permalink
Monday, April 22
Note to self: check HTML for address.
//www.digitalthread.com/resauce/stock1.html
//www.csaimages.com/ << stock images nice nice
//www.philsfonts.com/ << what it says on the link.
//altpick.com/ << another nice site.
//www.twothirty.com/ <<< they build web sites.? ;)
//www.pseudodictionary.com/ << hurray neo-pseudo-spellingisms :D
//www.tinkin.com/ << main site of the guy (Kenneth@TinKin) who made 60x1
//www.digitalthread.com/newswire/index.html << IT newswire. Powwered by Blogger Pro.
what the f--- - //www.eddiebreen.com/
oooOOOooo //www.photosig.com/viewphoto.php?id=38708
Sorry I didn't link them all, I couldn't be assed. Copy/paste 'em if you wanna load them. :)
Time to go home...
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/22/2002 02:51:12 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75687034 | Permalink
And now the Gamecube's dropping in price. //news.com.com/2100-1040-887914.html
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/22/2002 02:10:53 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75685741 | Permalink
Saturday, April 20
Gaming For Lazy People... And this time it has to be the ultimate lazy gamer control system. Controlling games with your brainwaves. Aright! There's hope for me yet
I do not care about this game at all apart from that it uses the Unreal II tile-based rendering engine. Sw33333t. //www.gamers.com/news/1108928
OHMIGODOHMIGODOHMIGOD GTA3 screenies!!!! 0wnz :D
//www.gamers.com/game/1038914
/me just looked at screenies... Oh dear god I need to buy an XBox now. Even if I have to eBay my computer I WILL get one.
Oh yeah, that cheque. Huh. :)
But what the f---?! Three Dirty Dwarves
Hmm... Those Japs are odd ones. ;)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/20/2002 02:55:04 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75607460 | Permalink
Friday, April 19
From a mate (who got handy with an FAQ database on the web):
T1 - 1.544 megabits per second (24 DS0 lines)
T3 - 43.232 megabits per second (28 T1s)
OC3 - 155 megabits per second (100 T1s)
OC12 - 622 megabits per second (4 OC3s)
OC48 - 2.5 gigabits per seconds (4 OC12s)
OC192 - 9.6 gigabits per second (4 OC48s)
"Download? Me no know 'download' but 'open' is a good word" :D :D :D
I think 3 or 4 OC192 lines'll do me.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/19/2002 11:14:47 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75601847 | Permalink
Wanna buy an XBox at the new low price of £194.99? The three quid's added on for delivery... Which equals: £197.99. Eeeeexcellent.
//www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005RHQT/ref=br_lf_li_1_2/t/202-4470151-0320627
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/19/2002 10:03:03 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75599960 | Permalink
Let the good times roll. XBoxes for a mere £197.99? Craaaaaaazeeeeeeee!!! :D
Read up on this fantastic news here...
Yay! When my cheque comes for this web site I designed I'll be able to buy an XBox without breaking my budget!!! 0wnz :D
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/19/2002 09:57:35 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75599787 | Permalink
You an OAP of the gaming world? PH34R N07, UTOAP is here to help.
Site can be found by clicking on this link.
Or this link. Or, even, this link.
hehe ;)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/19/2002 09:40:37 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75599268 | Permalink
Thursday, April 18
Allo p33ps.
Urban Legend or just plain stupid? Well, this site has details of alll sortsa hoaxes, urban legends and so on so forth. I had quite a few funny minutes just sitting and reading through 'em all...
Oh btw if you wanna read it in English click on the French flag in the top-right hand corner of that web page. That'll take you to urbanlegend.about.com.
//www.hoaxbuster.com
And in the meantime...
... Hunt The Boeing!
//www.asile.org/citoyens/numero13/pentagone/erreurs%5Fen.htm
"A little scrotum self-repair, doctor?"
//urbanlegends.about.com/library/blself-repair.htm
John The Gerbil, a mod for UT. k3wl :D
//www.planetunreal.com/jtg/index2.html
Web Standards sir?
Aright, lunchtime. (I'm at school on the New XP music puter)
Christopher.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/18/2002 11:31:01 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75542365 | Permalink
Monday, April 15
Osama Bin... Geek?
//www.AmIGeekOrNot.com/?id=67458
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/15/2002 02:11:42 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75422903 | Permalink
My parents were away for the weekend (one taking a grandparent back to Cumbria, a good 500 miles away from Wiltshire) and the other was working in York. Mum went to the ALL - Association for Language Learners - annual meeting and Dinner. It's all about networking. And thanks to her, I just got myself a useful contact in the future for web design - a freelance guy who runs a design agency but leases out work to other p33ps. He's done work for mum's employers, and they publish educational books for French and Spanish and German and Italian... This is big money.
Oh yeah, I finished designing appliedtraffic.co.uk and soon the money'll come through - yay NEW DECKS TIME :D. The company who also designed their parent site, appliedweighing.co.uk also went all Pete Tong and folded a short while back so they just emailed me and my MD - one of my mates hehe - and I agreed to redesign their other site for them too.
Aah, I love the smell of money in the morning.
JESUS! 46MB!
//www.macromedia.com/software/flash/trial/ - Flash MX (or Flash 6) trial
EYE CANDY!!!
//www.perfectfools.com/
//www.codeandtheory.com/
//www.deviantstudios.com/
//www.superhype.com/
//www.c-dreams.com/flash.htm - sweet scroller.
//infinitus.co.uk/blog/ (sssh it's my blog but hey - if I don't tell anyone ;)
ah ffs, my Internet Explorer's just been gayness and packed in - it sometimes just craps after usage and takes my whole PC with it. Ima post this and reboot. FFS.
Oh well, have a good rest of the weekend for all you yanks who read this. It's 3:22am for me here now, and I'm off to bed. Good night!/morning! :)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/15/2002 02:24:13 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75407810 | Permalink
Oh man. Someone buy me this camera. PLEASE!
Canon Coolpix 990 (as used on zuadobank by 3lum).
Nice picture.
drool .... slobber ....
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/15/2002 02:04:12 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75407069 | Permalink
I just noticed I typoed on my web site... "suck bucket" instead of "sick bucket" hahahaha :D
//www.aspyre.net/users/morph/myfavouritethings.shtml
Oh well, I'm only human. ;)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/15/2002 01:44:47 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75406418 | Permalink
Cool game. Game Of Life, in case you were wondering.
//hensel.lifepatterns.net/
Yayayaya decks coming soon! :D
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/15/2002 01:34:10 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75406054 | Permalink
Well would you look at that. My Blogger Code.
B8 d++ t k+ s- u f++ i o x e+ l c
Wanna get one? Click here. Wanna translate mine? Click here or here.
I love the quirkiness of the Internet.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/15/2002 01:26:54 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75405812 | Permalink
Omega Voodoo3/4/5 Win2K drivers here. (Voodoo 5 5500 owners be aware that these drivers 0wn j00)
Got this link for a mate earlier, as he was having probs with the stock drivers. Just thought I'd plug voodofiles.com some too :D
//www.voodoofiles.com/5492
Note to thickies: These are the Win2K drivers. If you're using Windows 98, DOWNLOAD THE OTHER VERSION :D
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/15/2002 01:10:30 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75405229 | Permalink
Click here for a nice surprise. (Warning over-18 content ahead - if you're loading this at school make sure no teachers around :D :D :D)
What Happens When Sex Changes Go Wrong... Or right, as the case may be ;)
//www.host.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/15/2002 01:06:16 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75405092 | Permalink
Sunday, April 14
My newest mate. Called Paul Greenhill. Nice to meet ya mate.
Embarrasing details can be found here. //geocities.com/mastaluv_2k/test1.html
He also has paul-greenhill.com but he's done nowt with it really yet. :)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/14/2002 02:56:28 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75376226 | Permalink
c0000l.
//www.daemon-tools.net/main.htm
Wanna remove the spyware from KaZaA? (Personally I don't give a shite what apps I'm running so long as my music's free, but hey - some people are paranoid.)
//zdnet.com.com/2100-11-875278.html
Heh... I realised the other day I'd just gone and deleted the main page for my blog, leaving just this contents page (in case you didn't know this contents page was inserted into my main page via an iframe - it made adding buttons and stuff easier for me).
St00pid f00l I am... Well it's all re-uploaded now and working sw33t.
Oops, I've gone into ASCII.
Christopher.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/14/2002 12:26:21 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75372627 | Permalink
Saturday, April 13
Aaah, senseless Lectures produced using PHPNuke and PHP. Great. Wanna read one?
Anyhoo, you can download the module from here and PHPNuke from here. Enjoy.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/13/2002 03:19:09 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75360025 | Permalink
What the f...
//www.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.com/
Beware non-broadband users (images VERY BIG) ... Bah! I'm a modemer! FFS...grrrr
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/13/2002 12:59:57 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75345048 | Permalink
Interesting. (lifted from the Jolt Forums)
"Let's say it's 6:15 p.m. and you're driving home (alone of course), after an unusually hard day on the job. You're really tired, upset and frustrated. Suddenly you start experiencing severe pain in your chest that starts to radiate out into your arm and up into your jaw. You are only about five miles from the hospital nearest your home; unfortunately you don't know if you'll be able to make it that far.
"What can you do? You've been trained in CPR but the guy that taught the course neglected to tell you how to perform it on yourself."
"HOW TO SURVIVE A HEART ATTACK WHEN ALONE
Since many people are alone when they suffer a heart attack, this article seemed to be in order. Without help, the person whose heart stops beating properly and who begins to feel faint, has only about 10 seconds left before losing consciousness."
"However, these victims can help themselves by coughing repeatedly and very vigorously. A deep breath should be taken before each cough, and the cough must be deep and prolonged, as when producing sputum from deep inside the chest. Deep breaths and a cough must be repeated about every two seconds without let up until help arrives, or until the heart is felt to be beating normally again. Deep breaths get oxygen into the lungs and coughing movements squeeze the heart and keep the blood circulating. The squeezing pressure on the heart also helps it regain normal rhythm. In this way, heart attack victims can get to a hospital."
"From Health Cares, Rochester General Hospital via Chapter 240s newsletter AND THE BEAT GOES ON ... (reprint from The Mended Hearts, Inc.publication, Heart Response).
BE A FRIEND AND PLEASE SEND THIS ARTICLE TO AS MANY FRIENDS AS POSSIBLE, IT COULD SAVE THEIR LIVES!"
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/13/2002 12:41:55 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75344566 | Permalink
Heh, perfect Pacman score.
So yeah, go home people, nothing to see here... Except a freak. Damn, he plays Pacman better than I do - and that's a rare achievement. Or curse. ;)
//www.twingalaxies.com/PR-Pac-Man_World_Record.html
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/13/2002 12:38:09 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75344457 | Permalink
Friday, April 12
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet.
Dual Chip AMD First Pictures!
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/12/2002 11:01:56 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75341989 | Permalink
Wednesday, April 10
S.T.U.M.P.E.D. (Welcome to the Sinister Thinkers Unleashing Multifarious Pernicious Evil Deeds)
heeheeheehee man this is odd, and dead funny too...
//www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A316658
"Villains for hire!
Yes, you heard correctly. As a public service to h2g2, STUMPED has a message board which would allow you to browse through all of the current villainous want-ads, select which villain(s) you wish to use, and give them the notorious task you wish us to commit! We'll plot, we'll steal, we'll even go as far as causing traffic jams by flooding the streets with thousands of empty cars! Yes, we'd even go as far as to send an endless supply of mimes to the dwelling place of your enemy if you wish3. Anyway, for all of your evil needs, come here."
Yes, mimes. hehe.
//www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A316658
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/10/2002 02:35:42 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75246121 | Permalink
Tuesday, April 9
Aaaaaahhh... Time to start learning Photoshop with these class tutorials:
//www.digitaltropic.com/tutorials.htm
//www.eyesondesign.net/
... Buffy in KISS makeup? Hmm. ;)
//www.digitaltropic.com/tutorials/kissmakeup.htm
And my ngStats. *sigh*
//www5.ut.ngworldstats.com/fcgi-bin/Display?gt=UT&gm=ctf&uid=3813267&page=m&view=p
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/09/2002 02:23:30 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75187519 | Permalink
Monday, April 8
Sweet man, sweet.
//www.time.gov/timezone.cgi?UTC/s/0 - if you think THAT's sweet check this out...
//tycho.usno.navy.mil/what.html - and the USNO Master Clock Voice Announcer! (needs RealPlayer)
Phat man, phat.
Keep on WNRNing ;)
sk00l tomorrow. sux0rz.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/08/2002 01:49:19 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75146719 | Permalink
Sunday, April 7
Get my point yet? This plugin for Winamp r0x0rz :D
Get it here. //albumlist.hnetinc.com
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/07/2002 03:12:19 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75132589 | Permalink
Googling for MySQL pops up some of the strangest results you'd ever imagine...
How about some Goa / hardcore Trance music coming from Cape Town, South Africa? I love it :)
//ufrmsa1.uniforum.org.za/~kloppers - Silent Project by Cyber7 (aka Aubrey)
The Alternative CDFS.VXD file - lets you copy CD Audio files straight from your CD as WAV files instead of having to rip them. Kinda funky huh :)
Downloadable from //www.maz-sound.com/cd-rippers.html (scroll right down to the bottom of the page to see it :)
And a nice little feature for Winamp... //www.geocities.com/safai_ma/download.html - Album List For Winamp.
Nice site too - but the person's using Geocities and their page has no adverts on it? /me thinks they paid Geocities for the hosting... tsk tsk tsk :)
Oooh scuse me, Dad's just come upstairs with a nice mug of tea.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/07/2002 02:41:35 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75132337 | Permalink
Saturday, April 6
Some interesting tools here... A nice annoying IRC inviter (I got invited by it to a room. Heh.)
//www.irctoolz.com/download.php
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/06/2002 02:05:13 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75093660 | Permalink
Here's the letter. :chuckle:
//www.fuckedcompany.com/extras/associatedpress_email.cfm
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/06/2002 12:30:30 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75091121 | Permalink
hehehe... heard of fuckedcompany.com? hehe ... What an April fools! He even got a letter from some schmuck at the AP telling him to remove the page hehehehehehe :D
//news.yahoo.com:PK%20Interactive%20Receives%20Funding%20from%20idealab@216.150.6.36/Yahoo!%20News%20-%20PK%20Interactive%20receives%20funding%20from%20idealab.htm
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/06/2002 12:29:38 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75091098 | Permalink
Friday, April 5
More nice links:
KB Alertz (shows all Microsoft Knowledge Base article headers on one page)
//www.kbalertz.com/allKbs.aspx
MrScary's Windows Update FAQ
//members.bellatlantic.net/~mrscary/winupfaq.htm
Nice.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/05/2002 11:49:00 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75089991 | Permalink
Guess you Yanks are just getting into the texting thing. We Brits already send in excess of 1 billion texts a month!!!
I love the Flash movie that's loaded when you click on the View Demo button in the middle of the page. It rocks.
//www.attws.com/personal/txt_msg/
I love these random finds on the Web...
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/05/2002 11:47:34 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75089945 | Permalink
ooooOOOOOoooooo.....
It's Flash Jim, but not as we know it.
designgraphik.com
(apparently serving out of Washington...)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/05/2002 03:00:31 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75073367 | Permalink
hurhurhur... How to REALLY PISS OFF KaZaA users (and have some fun at the same time).
//neworder.box.sk/showme.php3?id=6244
(DoS attacks rule! :D)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/05/2002 04:42:48 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 75061371 | Permalink
Here's a nice news page... I don't normally have start pages but this will become my start page for a month so I can give it a try out.
//www.csmonitor.com/
Why have I chosen this page? It's clear, concise, very well-designed, and I like the "download the today's paper in PDF format free" feature and the feature where you can listen to today's news. That's kinda cool.
Rock on Christian Science Monitor! :)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/05/2002 03:01:05 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11475754 | Permalink
As the number of available IP addresses rapidly decreases in the technology-saturated world we live in, we need a new format of IP address to allow for expansion.
IPv6 is this. Read up more on it at //www.socks.nec.com/reference/translator.html - you can also download an IPv4 (the current version of IP address used today) to IPv6 translator and other texts about IPv6. Kinda nifty huh :)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/05/2002 02:52:48 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11475469 | Permalink
Thursday, April 4
haha... Want to listen to the tormented screms from hell? Thought so. ;)
From jesushatessmut.com.
Oh man a funny-ass game. //icelord.net/lesnik/escopeta.swf
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/04/2002 11:50:27 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11469771 | Permalink
oooooooooh dear.
This is a nasty one.
I would recommend that you read this - it's very dangerous. //dispatch.mcafee.com/dispatches/goner/
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/04/2002 11:25:45 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11469056 | Permalink
What's this? Jesus hates what? Jesus Hates Smut? Oh how terrible. ;)
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/04/2002 11:06:43 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11468469 | Permalink
heeheehee... wanna practice Mass without the hassle of mobiles?
//dogsonacid.fonetastic.net/sms/v1/shownews.php?news=105
Thank god this sorta kit is illegal in the UK :D
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/04/2002 11:01:50 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11468312 | Permalink
aiiiiiiight... Time to find a new crack :D
//discomix.2000.lv/comparison.html
(download DiscoMix)
A competitor programme... //www.nativeinstruments.de/html/english/traktor/traktor_demo_form.html (could this be the time to ditch PCDJ Pro 1200 SL?)
MIX TECHNIQUES!!! I'd better get learning these...
//discomix.2000.lv/mixteq.html
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/04/2002 03:14:57 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11453876 | Permalink
Ooooh, they are cheeky buggers aren't they.
//story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/cn/20020402/tc_cn/stealth_p2p_network_hides_inside_kazaa
Well so long as I get my free videos I can't complain :)
Hi ho, off to do more coursework.
Mr. Christopher.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/04/2002 01:45:15 AM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11433961 | Permalink
Wednesday, April 3
Surf the net a lot? I know I do :D and many of the, if not all of the, DNS servers which parse your requests for web sites - just like this one - are most probably running on BIND.
"BIND? buh? whathefu's that?" you might say? Well, get more info on it here.
//www.isc.org/products/BIND/
You can also read up on DNS at HowStuffWorks.com
Ta ta for now, research on barcodes and their formats beckons. :
l8rz,
Mr. C.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/03/2002 05:53:54 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11420042 | Permalink
Tuesday, April 2
Got an XBox? Want to unlock the regions? Well then this lil' baby's for ya.
//www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=XBOX&title=100483
(It's an XBox Region Unlocker - only for UK XBoxes though :P :P :P)
Happy Hunting. I'm stuck doing GCSE coursework in my Easter Holidays. Great.
Dragged out of Christopher's memory and pasted
into his blog at 4/02/2002 02:39:54 PM. Roughly.
Blog ID: 11376770 | Permalink
Some links!
Gotta get
some of those.