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2007/6/5-6 [Recreation/Food] UID:46853 Activity:nil |
6/5 Pizza Rage: link:www.mercurynews.com/ci_6059136?source=rss |
2007/6/5-7 [Computer/SW/OS/VM] UID:46855 Activity:nil |
6/5 VMWare Server 1.0.0.3 vs. MS Virtual PC 2007, which is better? Thx. \_ VMW is "better" for long term pseudo production use but VPC is easier to setup and get started. VPC also has nearly zero options to tweak if your OS/apps aren't happy. \_ Don't have time to setup and learn about virtual machines? Don't care about performance? Just want to play around? Use VPC. Have lots of time to fine tune and optimize every little parameter out there for best performance? Love to tinker around with hundreds of options for production services? Use VMWare. |
2007/6/5-6 [Transportation/Bicycle] UID:46856 Activity:moderate |
6/5 USE LINUX! RIDE BIKE! http://www.xkcd.com/c272.html \_ what is interesting about this? \_ Yeah, I don't see any boobs. |
2007/6/5-6 [Uncategorized] UID:46857 Activity:low |
6/5 Is there an ClamAV add on to flag possible phising emails? Say by inspecting URLs for deception. \_ it already does have some anti-phishing checks |
2007/6/5-10 [Politics/Domestic/President/Bush, Politics/Domestic/SocialSecurity] UID:46858 Activity:low |
6/5 I used to date a Republican girl. I was pretty much whipped. I went along with whatever she had to say. She'd say things like "GWB encourages oil refineries in the Middle East so that when they run out of oil, we'll still have plenty left! Pretty darn smart eh?" Whatever she said, I just listened and accepted without any objection. Reason: the pre-marital sex was absolutely amazing, and for sex, I turned into a Republican. Now that the relationship is over, I feel so liberated. It's amazing how my addiction to sex turned me into a complete moron. \_ This is actually a pretty good reason to be a Republican. Who are you dating now? \_ Just bobbing your head in return for her own head bobbing doesn't "turn your into a Republican", but it may say something about your priorities [I mean that non-judgementally]. Usually, it's the other way around where guys go along with fruitcake liberal girls. In fact one reason some right-wing nutjob groups are so powerful is they spend their fridays nights promoting their politics while liberals spend their friday nights in hedonistic pursuits ... but of course when something like abortion rights is seriously challenged, that may roust them. BTW, are you sure she was really a Republican or was she just an materialist/egoist. Did she believe in "conservative values" like pemartitial sex is wrong etc or she just believed in lower taxes and welfare queens should get a job. Just out of curisority what profeession was she in? Sales? \_ Yes she was a hardcore Republican because she was raised that way. Let me clarify and say that she's socially liberal but values most non-religious Republican values like small government, self-reliant, hatred for the poor who use welfare (she thinks they're lazy so they deserve nothing from her), racial superiority, pre-emptive strike on people who are "evil", self righteous, and lastly, STUBBORN. There is no possibility that anyone could change her opinion because they've been hardcoded since childhood. Profession? How is this relevant to the topic? Anyways, the more I think about this the more pissed off I am. I will be voting non-Republican for the first time in 8 years. I AM LIBERATED. \_ Was she good in bed? Can I have her number? \_ yeah, thats pretty much the definition of being 'whipped'. \_ Since you didn't believe anything she said you weren't a Republican or a conservative. No more so than any conservative man was magically transformed into a liberal while dating a woman's studies vegetarian (cough). |
2007/6/5-10 [Politics/Domestic/President/Clinton] UID:46859 Activity:kinda low |
6/5 Pathetic liberal attempt to sway borderline Republican voters: http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/06/05/democrats.religion.ap \_ Because everyone knows all libruls are godless atheists, duh.. \_ Informal poll: who thinks Hillary Clinton is genuinely religious in a sense her quote meant -- someone who uses her faith in God to overcome difficult situations. -- ilyas to overcome difficult situations. (Yeah that's what I thought) -- ilyas \_ What, other than antipathy, leads you to think she doesn't? What about the others? If you believe in a strong separation of church and state, does that invalidate your personal faith? Too many people, IMO, would say yes. This is a real asshole comment. \_ This is an amazing comment. It's true I don't much like Hillary Clinton, but I certainly don't dislike religious people. I find it amazing, though, that some folks can seriously consider her earnestly religious. That's just not in her background or 'life trajectory' if you will. Before this turns long and boring, yes I realize that Hillary's religiousness is not a logical impossibility, but statistically it's pretty unlikely. -- ilyas \_ Antipathy toward HRC and/or liberals, not toward religious people. "Statistically"? You're gonna need to explain yourself. What percentage of Democratic congress members would you guess self-identify as Christian? Or of Democrats in general? \_ That percentage would certainly be very high since being an admitted atheist is political suicide in the United States. I would guess the percentage of genuinely religious people (in the sense of Hillary's quote) is very low (it's not even all that high in the general population). Politicians lie to get elected, fyi. -- ilyas quote) is very low. Politicians lie to get elected, fyi. Someone can lie about religiousness and get away with it because it is extremely difficult to falsify if you are careful. The way I would go about falsifying this claim is to look at the people with similar life stories as Hillary, but who chose to pursue careers other than politics. If the percentage of 'genuinely religious' people among that population is low, then the professed religious feeling is based on constraints of the job (politics) not actual feeling on the matter (unless you feel that pursuing secular power makes people turn to God). Finally, I have never disliked someone based on their politics. -- ilyas \_ Because everyone knows that Hillary is a shameless self-serving carpetbagger who will do/say anything to get votes. \_ then you stopped at the headline. edwards "lives with sin \_ She won her last election in New York by 2 to 1. Claims of carpetbagging get a bit dull after the people have ignored it twice.. \_ She's not from New York. She moved there so she could run for Senate in a race she could win. Whether her constituents are happy with her or not, the term "carpetbagger" seems appropriate to me. Why do you think it isn't? --alawrenc \_ It may have been in 2000. She represented the state for 6 years after winning 55%. She pulled down 67% in 2006. I think you're missing the point to call her a carpetbagger the second time around. The whole idea of the carpetbagger is that it's someone who doesn't represent the people. The electorate spoke vociferously in favor of her representing them. How many terms has Louise Slaughter served in New York? Is she a carpetbagger? --scotsman \_ I see what you mean, but disagree. I think the term captures (appropriately) that it describes someone to whom geography is merely a matter of political expediency. Frankly, I'm surprised we don't see more of this from both parties (prominent politicians moving to other states to get elected), given that politicians tend to be very wealthy (mobile) and in professions that aren't tied to particular areas (not the way wealthy landowners were tied to their home states 200 years ago, at least). --alawrenc \_ Because it takes time to build up a local name. In her case she New York was an easy target with an open seat and no competition from either party. She hasn't had to run in a real race until now. \_ So how many terms would she have to serve with landslide victories before "carpetbagger" wouldn't apply? And back to the original point, how is saying you relied on your faith to help you through a difficult point in marriage shameless and self-serving? Maybe it would be if you had spent the last few decades bouncing from spouse to spouse.. --scotsman \_ I don't think any number of elections would change that she moved to New York as a matter of political expediency. I find it odd that you think the appellation should go away after two (and not one). As for the rest, I think you're confusing me with the original poster (I just thought the claim that she's not a carpetbagger because she got reelected was interesting). --alawrenc \- i hate hillary clinton and i agree she is a carpetbagger, however in the great chain of scum, carpetbagging is a lot less bad than corrupt, hypociritical, torturing evil cyborg. in fact just \_ You don't like Arnold? focusing on hillary, being sanctimonious and a soulless panderer are worse faces of her than her cappetbagger self. if you want to criticize hillary, focusing on "she went venue shopping for a senate seat" is lazy and proably just mindless labeling. \_ then you stopped at the headline. edwards "sins every day". does that mean he's gay? \_ "Edwards is uncomfortable with gayness" \_ no, it means he's human. "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone" \_ "It's a joke, son... Laugh..." |
2007/6/5-7 [Recreation/Food, Health] UID:46860 Activity:kinda low |
6/5 Was reading the nutritional info for some japanese udon noodles I've been buying a lot of lately, and its sodium content isover 1000mg per serving! Is this right? Why do these simple noodles have so much sodium? \_ preservatives.. best cheap dry noodles Mi Goreng Pedas Indomei \_ Mmmmm, salt. Does a body good! Stop eating that crap, it will kill you. Eating a normal 'healthy' American diet would already give you way too much salt without going for salt bombs like that. \_ That's how I'm feeling now. are there any asian (or asian-style) noodles out there that are low/no-salt? -op \_ I don't know about asian noodles but simply trying to eat right is very very hard if you're eating anything pre-packaged. Pretty much *everything* has way too much salt in it. \_ Just don't use the seasoning pack. |
2007/6/5-10 [Politics/Domestic/President/Clinton, Politics/Domestic/Crime] UID:46861 Activity:kinda low |
6/5 http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2007/0605071libby1.html Mr. Libby takes one for the team ... too smart, and too loyal. \- this is disgusting. but on a mildly humorouss note ... "hi this is henry kissinger. i was secretary os state. scooter is ok. but let's get back to me. i am great. let me tell you some more about me." \_ There is a time when I thought blow the cover of an undercover agent is considered a threat to national security... Then again I am not a Republican. \_ Let me guess. You think Clinton got impeached for getting a BJ. \_ That didn't came into my mind when I posted it. IMHO, Libby should get executed for what he is willing to do to advance his party's political gain. And, now you mentioned, since we are willing to impeach someone for a BJ, then, may be we should impeach our current commander And, now you mentioned, since we are willing to impeach someone for a BJ, \_ I was correct. You're an idiot. then, may be we should impeach our current commander in chief for treason. AND/OR turn him over to International War Crime Tribunal for all sort of war crime he has commited. \_ He'll write a book. I think he was too dumb and too naive. He didn't have to talk to the prosecutors. He did so voluntarily and now is going to prison + $250k fine for trying to be a good samaritan, the fool. And when he does *not* get a GWB pardon I have a $1 million bet with someone on the motd I'm going to put away for my early retirement. \_ I will bet you, anonymous h0zer. Not $1M but I am happy to put real money on this. Contact me. -ausman \_ I've already got my $1M bet. If you can't play with the big boys, you can't play. \- fine, we can form a syndicate to bet again you. who are you. --psb \_ Uh huh. link:www.csua.org/u/iv2 |