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| 2002/11/25 [Politics/Domestic/President/Clinton] UID:26624 Activity:high |
11/25 Clinton: I Threatened to Attack North Korea
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/795522/posts |
| 2002/11/25 [Recreation/Food/Alcohol, Recreation/Food] UID:26625 Activity:low |
11/25 Anyone got a url to a photo of the Far Side cartoon,
top half of the panel, nerd is sitting in bed, thinking
'Does she like me? Does she like me? Does she like
me a lot? Does she like me more than I like her? Does she?
Huh? HUH?' and the bottom panel has the girl sitting
in bed thinking "I wonder if I like ice cream?'.
It's "You know, I think I really like vanilla."
or something like that. -ax
http://www.gibberish.com/tales/101296.html |
| 2002/11/25 [Recreation/Dating, Politics/Domestic/President/Clinton] UID:26626 Activity:high |
11/25 Clinton: the daily cal editor's nipples
are showing:
http://www.dailycal.org/article.asp?id=10369
\_ Uhm, whatever. You can see more nipple on *much* better looking
chicks by simply walking down any street in an American city for 5
minutes at noon. I'm not sure why you'd care or want to test this
but whatever, there it is. And I'm not seeing what this has to do
with Clinton.
\_ Yeah. Kids these days ..
\_ You're a virgin, yes?
\_ I see the nipples. I don't see the connection
to clinton.
\_ Maybe she was an intern...
\_ I don't even see the nipples. Maybe I need a bigger monitor.
\_ Obviously you are a left-wing Clinton apologist.
\_ Does that mean she's not wearing a bra?
\_ 1) probably
2) there are bras through which one can see nipples.
3) there are bras that have fake nipples attatched
to them.
\_ yes, but are the fake nipples inflatable and
deflatable? (yes, i know the reference.)
\_ I don't know the reference you're refering to.
I just know that this is a patented invention
i've seen in the patent database at uspto.gov.
the versions of the patent i read did not
have inflatable nipples.
4) nipples may be added with photoshop very easily.
5) you're an idiot. |
| 2002/11/25 [Recreation/Activities] UID:26627 Activity:insanely high |
11/25 Nerds getting excited about Cal football: My new theory is that the
school spirit thing makes nerds feel like they're a part of something
for the first time in their lives even though everyone involved in the
game they obsess over couldn't care less if all the nerds live or die.
My other theory is that it's some sort of homoerotic submissive thing
for the weakling and mostly white&asian nerds to worship the very big
and mostly black players but that seems too controversial a topic for
the motd to discuss seriously without screaming racism or simply
censoring the whole topic without a single thought, especially if
there's a grain of truth to it.
\_ Why is this something that needs a long, convoluted theory to
explain? Perhaps the reason that you're getting so worked up over
this has more to do with your own issues than with the people that
enjoy spectating.
\_ No, it's purely academic. I don't have any issues. I don't care
what other people do with their own time in that sense. I simply
find it bizarre and seek an explanation. I find it interesting
how incredibly defensive so many have been and who try to go off
topic with various personal insults against me without making the
slightest attempt to engage in real discussion. If it isn't at
all important to you then I suggest just ignoring it. -OP
\_ Perhaps people are reacting defensively and flaming you
with OT crap as a result of your insulting presentaion of
your 'academic' interest. Try a less accusative method of
discussion if you really want intellectual debate.
\_ back to your favorite Counterstrike server where
you came from!
\_ OT, ignored. -OP
\_ right. since you're ignoring his post, you had to tell him
that so he'd KNOW that you're ignoring it and didn't read it.
\_ There's nothing here I would argue with.
\_ And this differs from any other sports team how?
\_ it differs from a cross country team in that they
are largely nerds.
\_ Because it appears to me that only the football team at Cal has
this sort of fanatic nerd following. -OP
\_ How about the football and basketball teams at 'Furd?
Or sports fans in general of any major sport?
\_ we're sorry. we'll resume back to getting excited about
perl and open source, you fucked up sports fan wannabe.
\_ OT, ignored. -OP
\_ If you want to know more about this whole sports subculture, I
strongly recommend, "Influence: the psychology of persuasion"
by professor Cialdini. He did extensive studies of college
sports fans. The results will suprise you. Basically the lower
the self-esteem and sense of achievement a person has, the more
likely that person would be a big sports fan. It has to do with
identifying oneself with a team and experiencing a sense of
accomplishment through the team. A must read if you like
psychology and self-improvement books.
\_ Thanks. I'll check it out. Did you read it? Do his methods
seem valid? -OP
\_ Obvious someone who's a little insecure about other people having
a good time. It's okay guy, someday you might be happy too.
\_ Wrong but a good guess after getting a C+ in Psych 1. -OP
\_ How is it different from any other spectator sports, or even any
other sports that the viewer doesn't participate like the Olympics?
\_ There's nothing homoerotic about looking up Kristi Yamaguchi's
skirt.
\_ I still remember her "Got milk?" ad. (And you think that was
milk.)
\_ How are "nerds" different from any other sports fan in this way?
\_ Because as a nerd you're the a member of one of the few sub
cultures in their fan base that they'd squish out of existence
if they could, whereas the typical Joe 6 Pack isn't. -OP
\_ That's true. I would. -- Kyle Boller
\_ I think you have been watching too much "Revenge of the Nerds"
Most of the jocks I have known could care less about nerds.
\_ During the maturation process, most human beings learn to
identify and care about things larger and greater than their
personal, individual self. Identifying with a sports team,
either as a proxy for something else (in this case the
University) or even for it's own sake, is generally a healthy
progression on the path to beoming a full member of society,
capable of forming psychological bonds with other adults,
being able to form families, joining and advancing group
goals, and taking on the rights and responsibilities of
citizenship. Some nerds are capable of moving on this
progression towards community responsibility. Most are not,
hence the popularity of extreme indviduliast philosophies
such as libertarianism and other kooky forms of self
adoration amongst computer geeks. |
| 2002/11/25-26 [Uncategorized] UID:26628 Activity:high |
11/25 What is a good way to dispose of disposable razor?
\_ In an apple
\_ better yet, put a few in a steak and feed it
to a dog.
\_ yeah its always fun to abuse a defenseless and naturally
loving creature that trusts you implicitly.
\_ exactly, that's what I'm saying!
\_ I prefer a snickers. No juice and it sticks better.
\_ I usually just put the cap back on and throw it in the trash. Now
that you mention it, maybe that's not a responsible way. I think
throwing it away in an aluminum can or a glass jar is better.
\_ It's going straight to a dump. Doesn't matter.
\_ separate the plastic from the metal. Recycle both.
\_ straight to a dump. the recycling business's dirty secret. |
| 2002/11/25-27 [Computer/HW/Memory] UID:26629 Activity:moderate |
11/25 Which of these rechargable batteries have memory effect: NiCd, NiMH,
Li-ion? Thanks. --- yuen
\_ NiCd has major memory effects
\_ what's the physical/chemical basis of this
memory effect?
\_ obGoogle
\_ none. modern batteries do not have memory effects. however, the
term has been applied to other phenomena, such as voltage drop,
which is found in current nicad batteries |
| 2002/11/25-26 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:26630 Activity:high |
11/25 How do I get openssh to work with s/key? I've got skey working and
have passwords, but having trouble making openssh use them.
\_ obGoogle
\_ Google on "skey openssh" gives a million links on
the old ssh vulnerability
\_ Why not just use password-encrypted authorization keys?
\_ ChallengeResponseAuthentication yes
in sshd_config. -geordan (who dares to give actual answers)
\_ what should I then see when I do ssh -v in the
allowed authentications? publickey,password,
keyboard-interactive ?
should I continue to login as user or user:skey ?
do I need to change /etc/passwd or anything else ?
\_ Hm. keyboard-interactive is my guess. I don't
actually remember how to activate S/Key from the
client; I remember that OS X's ssh did it by default.
Why do you want to be using s/key with ssh, anyway?
-geordan
\_ sshing from untrusted machines
Tried this, but still didn't work. Any urls that
are openSSH specific?
\_ http://openssh.org? |
| 2002/11/25 [Uncategorized] UID:26631 Activity:nil |
11/25 The 80s are coming back, but not necessarily with Johnny Depp:
http://csua.org/u/600 |