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August 19, 2004 -- 5:27 PM
posted by Al
- Here is some trivia for today:
1)Today is Jonathan Frakes Birthday (commander Riker off ST:TNG)
2)Today is Matthew Perrys Birthday (Chandler off Friends)
3)Today is Bill Clintons birthday
4)Today the battle of Dieppe took place where a Canadian regiment was gased with chlorine gas.
5)Today is my birthday
Don't worry about it I thought after so many years and since realistically I'll never see any of you after I graduate I thought you should know.
August 19, 2004 -- 5:02 PM
posted by Leo
Thx, so what fun and interesting things have I been missing over the last few days?
August 19, 2004 -- 3:50 PM
posted by Leo
Know what's fun? Replacing and blindly pointing a satelite dish at some arbitrary position while on top of a polished aluminum roof at high noon. Fun times! As for email addresses, I'm quite fond of my "telusvelocity.net" account, can't get it anywhere and only about 1000 people have it. But it doesn't really compare to my decade old Rocketmail.com account...
August 19, 2004 -- 11:12 AM
posted by edo
- Not too many positive things about oneandone here:
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/
What does Taylor think? From what I read most people have problems with support... and some down time.
August 19, 2004 -- 10:46 AM
posted by Par
- Righto, Ed. I'll take a look at that. I'm curious what Taylor thinks of 1&1; how it's working for him. But, like I said, I'll get to that stuff later.
Oh yeah, for Ngz (and, really, anyone else who wants to kill time), there's WEBoggle. Now we can waste precious time without having to dig up Eric's keychain! Woo hoo!
Apparently, contrary to my previous understanding, there is a Canadian in the kayak slalom. He's qualified for the semis tomorrow. He finished 16th out of 20 kayakers, but he is ranked 3rd in the world, so an outside chance at a medal (we seem to have a lot of those people.) If anyone's seen this, it looks like a brutal event. They have to kayak through rapids, but at least six of the slalom gates must be entered against the current (marked in red). It's scored based on time (each second spent counts as a point) with points added for touching the gate (2) and missing a gate (50). Naturally, lowest score wins.
As for the canoe slalom, it's not what you would first think. The only difference between canoe and kayak is the canoe uses a single bladed paddle, whereas kayak is double bladed. It isn't a canoe that we would normally picture.
August 19, 2004 -- 10:16 AM
posted by eric
- something for the literazzi:
Timothy McSweeney's Quarterly Journal
www.mcsweeneys.net/
and a fascinating collection of B A Z O O K A J O E C O M I C S F R O M A R O U N D T H E W O R L D .
August 19, 2004 -- 10:04 AM
posted by edo
- "I hear a company called Bluehost is pretty good too. No good feedback on it though."
That doesnt make sense... maybe this does:
I hear a company called Bluehost is pretty cheap, although I've not heard any feedback on how good they are.
August 19, 2004 -- 12:09 AM
posted by edo
- .net = .Lame
I hear a company called Bluehost is pretty good too. No good feedback on it though.
I've got a computer sitting around that Im deciding what to do with too.
