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2006/9/14-16 [Recreation/Dating] UID:44370 Activity:nil |
9/13 lonelygirl15 (Jessica Rose) is cute cute cute! I hope to see more of her in future movies, or better yet, porn. http://www.siliconvalleywatcher.com/mt/archives/2006/09/the_identity_of.php \_ For Jessica-Lee Rose fans only: http://freejavachat.com/lonelygirl15 If you know where to find Dear Beloved by Leah Salvisan please post it here. \_ Second that. There's something really special and magical about legal aged women who look underaged. It's like you want to be very close to them for no reason and you just can't explain it. \_ am i the only one who finds this at least a little disturbing? \_ I find ugly fat women more disturbing in porn \_ I had never heard of lonelygirl15, what's the deal? |
2006/9/14-16 [Health/Men] UID:44371 Activity:nil |
9/13 The lonelygirl15 phenomenon in N Cal where a bunch of 30-50 year old single men analyzing her videos is a proof that men in Silicon Valley are mostly pathetic perverted virgins. \_ "the odds are good, but the goods are odd" |
2006/9/14-16 [Computer/Networking] UID:44372 Activity:moderate |
9/13 What the fuck happened to 101 and Shoreline today? \_ A huge portion of the 30,000 employees from the south bay were sent to Shoreline within an hour. A convergence of thousands of cars into one location caused the denial-of-service on 101. This is yet another example of Cisco's lack of planning, beauracracy and incompetence. Why they didn't provide a shuttle service for employees is beyond me, but not unexpected. They're big, slow, and stupid, just like many other super-mega corporations. -former employee, got stuck for 2 hours on 101 \_ Cisco had a big new branding announcement at the amphitheater. Pretty much every cisco employee in the bay area went. My mom got me a k3wl t-shirt w/ the logo: got me a k3wl t-shirt w/ the new logo: http://www.theinquirer.net/images/articles/Cisco_new_logo.gif \_ That logo is kinda gay \_ http://csua.berkeley.edu/~scottyg/cisco.jpg is a quick goatse version -scottyg \_ if your hardware is second rate you might as well get a new logo to improve your image. yeah.... i was at some shitty dotcom which hired a new marketing director. the first thing they did was rebrand everything which cost $500k so they could put their stamp on the co. sort of like a dog marking their territory. useless but makes them feel good. \_ I would not characterize cisco hardware as 2d rate (but then again I might be biased b/c I worked there for a long time and my mom has worked there for even longer). Anyway, I'm not sure I really like the new logo. I liked the original orange/red one. \_ Imagine the world reset over the weekend. No one has any networking gear and no previous experience with any of the products available from any company. Would Cisco be the default choice for so many? Would Cisco even make the list on Monday? \_ Why wouldn't Cisco be the default choice? I think they made decent gear and were a decent co. to work w/. (But then again I may have a strong pro-cisco bias, given my family's 10+ year association w/ cisco). \_ Because it is functional but nothing special in most product lines. They are not a best of breed manufacturer. |
2006/9/14-16 [Recreation/Computer/Games] UID:44373 Activity:nil |
9/13 IslamoGaming: http://www.1up.com/do/feature?cId=3153332&did=1 |
2006/9/14-16 [Health/Disease/General] UID:44374 Activity:nil |
9/15 You think terrorism is bad. how about terrorism + bird flu!! I think it's game over: http://tinyurl.com/hxp9k |
2006/9/14-16 [Uncategorized] UID:44375 Activity:nil |
9/14 Unable to post on dbushong's http://csua.org motd site. Please fix it. \_ Fixed. Sorry about that. One of my sequences got out of sync w/ the table somehow. Probably when I did a bulk load at some point. --dbushong |
2006/9/14-16 [Uncategorized] UID:44376 Activity:nil |
9/14 DOJ supports Apple's DRM: http://tinyurl.com/keg5g (today.reuters.com) |
2006/9/14-16 [Politics/Domestic, Politics/Domestic/SIG] UID:44377 Activity:high |
9/14 Cheap-Shot Journalism by Thomas Sowell http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2006/09/cheap_shot_journalism.html \_ The financing of conservative think tanks is not coincidental; it is part of a conscious conservative strategy. Of course Sowell wants to hide that fact. -tom \_ And the financing of liberal think thanks is coincidental and random? Ok. \_ No, it's not, but it's also miniscule compared to conservative think tank funding. I'm sure openness would benefit the liberal side. -tom \_ Since they did an article posting the $$$s above the heads of the conservatives it seems like there is openness. You say the liberal think tanks get miniscule funding but since the cheap-shot article Sowell attacks doesn't provide those $$$s we can't know. We only have your word on it. It would have been nice if they had provided the $$$s for the liberal think tanks as well but that didn't suit their agenda. \_ Is "liberals help unions" news? -tom \_ Strawman. Care to try again? How about telling us how much unions have given to the left over the years in money extracted from their members who have no choice in the matter? Nevermind, any abuse for money and power is ok as long as it's your guys doing it. it. Anyway, should I take it as conceding the point since you ignored what Sowell was saying? \_ What's the strawman? Reporting that evangelical Christians contribute to churches is not news, and it's not the job of a newspaper to report on it. The link between big business and pro-big-business think tanks is not common knowledge and is newsworthy, unlike the link between liberals and unions, which has been a core part of liberal politics for a century. -tom \_ Sowell is talking about an article that puts $$$ signs above the heads of conservatives but sort of vaguely mentions in passing that liberals do the same but doesn't mention any or put up $$$. The links between all these orgs are common and public knowledge, but never mind reality: so if the original article was about liberal think tanks and there were $$$ over their heads and they vaguely mentioned near the end that conservatives sort of kind of do the same thing but didn't name any, you'd be ok with that. Your last line is funny. There hasn't been a liberal in the modern sense of the word for a century. Liberals are a product of the 60s/70s universities. Unions began as a product of the communist movement. I hope you're not trying to lay claim to communism = modern liberalism. \_ The link between WalMart and conservative think tanks is common knowledge? Do you have some evidence for that claim? As I said, newspapers report on news, and I think it would be silly to write a report that unions contribute to liberal causes, or liberals contribute to unions. If military contractors start contributing to liberal causes, I think that's newsworthy and would bear reporting. -tom |
2006/9/14-16 [Computer/SW/Languages/Python, Computer/SW/Languages/Perl, Computer/SW/Languages/C_Cplusplus] UID:44378 Activity:kinda low |
9/14 http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2006/09/14/basic I never knew C++ was a higher-level language than BASIC \_ It's salon. So what? \_ More specifically, it's David Brin, who writes decent hard sci-fi. Too bad he apparently didn't get a decent computer education either. \_ More specifically, it's David Brin, who writes decent hard sci-fi. Too bad he apparently didn't get a decent computer education either. [formatd] \_ Still doesn't bother me. He's a fiction writer, not a scientist. \_ A friend of mine was in a technology-related tv show with David Brin, and reports that he's pretty technically naive / clueless. I do like his books, though. - niloc \_ It doesn't bother you that he's saying "the problem with doing X w.r.t educating our children is that <incorrect fact>"? \_ Not at all. It's a slate article online, not an official publication from anyone who has anything to do with education. I give it the weight it deserves: zero. \_ I once read an article by a tech analyst which said the internet was invented in year 1991. \_ Wow that guy is a total idiot. Everyone knows it was the year 1991 when they invented the 1nt@rw3b!1. \_ Quick, someone tell that man about ruby/python/scheme/whathaveyou \_ He already discarded Perl as "too high level" He doesn't seem to understand that crappy != "low-level" \_ He mentions Python os well, and calls C++ "high-level." |
2006/9/14-16 [Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Others, Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq] UID:44379 Activity:moderate |
9/14 Harvard's guest to speak on toloerance defends execution as a punishment for homosexuality. Link is from http://hotair.com (yes, I know that's Malkin's site -- just ignore the commentary and read the quote) http://csua.org/u/gw6 \_ Please post a link to the quote apart from the Malkin site, so's I can continue to not support that lunatic's advertizing. \_ Never mind. Found the following: http://www.thecrimson.com/article.aspx?ref=514150 To wit: Iran's former President gave a speech in which he defended some pretty crazy stuff. Scary because he was supposed to be the liberal side of Iranian politics. \_ He *is* the liberal side of Iranian politics. \_ He's probably extremely liberal when we compare him to our Saudi allies. \_ The ruling family is SA is about as Western as it gets outside Western nations. \_ that is a completely false statement. While Saudi's royal family themselves embrace many of the Western "sins," their policy prohibits most of the things which themselves find enjoyable. Saudi Arabia is one of the most conservative, fundamental islamic nation in the middle east. \_ It is a completely true statement. You even restated it, "While Saudi's royal family themselves embrace many of the Western 'sins,'..." followed by how their policy for the people is different. But, as stated, the ruling family in SA is about as Western as it gets outside the West. SA itself is really no different from the bulk of the rest of the Middle East. Please name all the fun loving Western ME nations. Which ones don't keep their women as third class non-citizens? Which ones have anything resemebling a non-dictatorship? Which ones teach their kids from science texts instead of the Koran? They're all pretty much the same in that sense. Oh wait, Israel is different but that's about it. \_ It's a completely moronic statement unless there are only two kinds of countries in the world: Western nations and Middle Eastern nations. There are lots of countries in the world that aren't part of the West but manage not to stone adulterers or behead thieves. \_ Name the countries in the middle east that aren't like SA. If there are lots of them you should have no problem listing several and in what ways they're different. We'll talk about moronic after you come up with a list. \_ I didn't see the words "Middle East" in that sentence. \_ Still don't see a list. Yawn. \_ Khatami says there is "room for debate" about executing homosexuals. There is no room for debate in Saudi Arabia. |
2006/9/14-16 [Politics/Domestic/California, Politics/Domestic/President/Bush] UID:44380 Activity:nil |
9/14 Princeton CS professor pwns Diebold http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060913/ap_on_hi_te/electronic_voting \_ Check out http://opensecrets.org. It looks like greater than 90% of Diebold's contribution dollars have gone to Republicans. |
2006/9/14-16 [Politics/Domestic/Election, Politics/Domestic/President/Bush] UID:44381 Activity:nil |
9/14 Republican Senators John McCain, Lindsey Graham, John Warner, and Susan Collins tell Dubya to go get stuffed. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aothcPLzAytM&refer=us \_ "I will resist any bill that does not enable this program to go forward with legal clarity," Bush said at the White House after his meeting with lawmakers. That's such an elegant way of saying "I will veto anything that confirms that what I already did was, in fact, illegal" \_ They aren't trying to gut Geneva, honest! They're just clarifying legal language! All a big misunderstanding. \_ He is just trying to keep himself out of jail. All criminals do the same thing. |
2006/9/14-16 [Computer/SW/Languages] UID:44382 Activity:nil |
9/14 I forward a lot of spam to /dev/null, and I just got this error: Message from syslogd@soda at Thu Sep 14 17:07:54 2006 ... soda procmail[16442]: Error while writing to "/dev/null" Ummm, what kind of error does one get while writing to /dev/null? \_ the kind one gets when something stupid involving soda, it's MTA, its ridiculously huge mail queue, and everything between that and user's inboxes does a "chmod go-wrx /dev/null" --Jon, evil alumni trying to clear all the undelivered email. |
2006/9/14-16 [Uncategorized] UID:44383 Activity:nil |
9/14 Can we get xauth installed? Thanks root! |
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