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Just because you hit the anonymous posting option on the comment page doesn't mean I can't track you down. A little story to inform everybody: A few years ago, when I was a bit more paranoid and watched my custom firewall more vigilantly for attacks, I got an attack from somebody in the southern part of Burnaby. Within a few minutes, I got into the attacker's system, identified them, and I phoned them up. I strongly warned them to cease and desist, and gained an immediate response from the attacking individual that I would say put fear of a higher power into them. Attacks of any form, be they digital or merely saying something against me in a negative fashion will not be tolerated whatsoever.
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Yaya! This is good :-).
Many thanks to the livejournal staff!
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W00t! 186 days uptime on my printer, and i'm turning it off now to clean it.

robbat2@curie-int robbat2 $ snmpwalk -v 1 -c public 172.16.1.192
SNMPv2-MIB::sysDescr.0 = STRING: HP ETHERNET MULTI-ENVIRONMENT,ROM G.07.02,JETDIRECT,JD30,EEPROM G.08.04
SNMPv2-MIB::sysObjectID.0 = OID: SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.11.2.3.9.1
SNMPv2-MIB::sysUpTime.0 = Timeticks: (1614121970) 186 days, 19:40:19.70
SNMPv2-MIB::sysContact.0 = STRING:
SNMPv2-MIB::sysName.0 = STRING: PRINTER-INT
SNMPv2-MIB::sysLocation.0 = STRING: Home Printer
SNMPv2-MIB::sysServices.0 = INTEGER: 64
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You are chill!
You are chill!

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I'm trying to get all my Livejournal friends' locations plotted on a map - please add your location starting with this form.
Username:
(Then get your friends to!)
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bedtime now
5am is enough working for one night.

yay to the wonders of CVS and multiple teammembers workign at all hours on a project.
boo to Telus for taking teammembers offline when they need the net to work.

yay to rational rose actually running half fast on 1Gb of RAM finally.
boo to rational rose for generating stupid implementations of Singleton/Factory GoF patterns.

yay to IntelliJ IDEA for being such a nice cross-platform Java editor (including refactoring and many other nice features).
boo to IntelliJ IDEA for breaking your gvim keystroke plugin and not having my vim support anymore :-(.
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Monday: 11.30 -> 12.50
Tuesday: 14.30 -> 15.50
Thursday: 14.30 -> 17.20
Friday: 09.00 -> 10.20
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robbat2's Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level: 11
Average number of words per sentence:22.98
Average number of syllables per word:1.50
Total words in sample:2022
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another test via email
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From the Harry Potter books, somebody did a simple search/replace, of 'wand' with 'wang' and found some very disturbing results!

http://bash.org/?111338
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While digging around for another document, I ran into the speech I wrote when I was running for valedictorian in high school. All the speeches were filmed and then the tapes were shown to all of the grade 12 classes for voting. My speech:

Good day, ladies and gentleman. My name is Robin Johnson. The majority of you probably do not know me, as I’ve merely been, like so many others, just a passing face in your classes, just another somebody, nothing special. Undoubtedly many of you have been passed over by others in the same way, just another somebody, nothing special, just a name or a number.

Now I hope to provide a face to all these faceless people, to allow us to stand out, and be somebody! We will be remembered for who we are, real people with personalities and feelings, not just by our close friends, but instead by a wider group of our classmates, who can have a chance to know us in truth.

In reality, all of us have something unique to ourselves, including myself. I have my South African upbringing; you might include with this my accent, as that is what some people remember me by, if nothing else, because they have taken the time to talk to me, and not just passed me by, as just another somebody, nothing special.

I have been called a freak before because people do not really know me. I know many people have had this happen to them as well, so that in itself is not unique, but the recognition of something unique about us has made us all into freaks, so being called a freak is a compliment because that is an acknowledgement of our uniqueness in this world, thus making us somebody. This may be a paradox, but an element of uniqueness exists in all true normality, to provide some diversity to the world.

Finally today let us cease to be just another somebody, nothing special, and start to express our collective uniqueness so that we become somebody in the future, because we are going to spend the rest of our lives there.

Vacation

Aug. 23rd, 2003 01:26 pm
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Away camping till late on 26th August.
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Thanks to another livejournal user for point me to this:
Difficult to legislate against stupidity: Klein

"The answer really is, folks, smarten up. You know, if you do stupid things, you're going to lose your life," he said. "The problem is, and I've said this many, many times before, and I don't want to sound flippant about this, but it's really, really difficult to legislate against stupidity and ignorance."

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Gifts from the start of my birthday, opened tonight as there is usually not enough time in the morning for them.

$50 CDN - combined gift from 3 family members in ZA
Engraved, gold plated cufflinks - from my mother
Plasma ball - from greg
Carved crystal prism of architecure - from my father
Platinum credit card linked to my fathers account - from my father
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From a comment here:http://www.nytimes.com/2003/07/25/technology/25SOFT.html

Mr. Gates acknowledged today that the company's error reporting service indicated that 5 percent of all Windows-based computers now crash more than twice each day.

The key part here: 5% of Windows installs crash 3 or more times each day (Gates states "crash more than twice each day"). Let's assume that is an average over a week. Therefore we can state this roughly: 5% of Windows installs crash 21 times or more per week. There are approximately 100 million installs of Windows XP in existance (this is the first windows with complete error reporting). I'd be very interested to expand on this statistic and see how often windows really crashes on average.
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Your Ultimate Purity Score Is...
CategoryYour Score Average
Self-Lovin'65%
Explored the pleasures of the flesh
64.7%
Shamelessness69%
It takes a couple of drinks
79.1%
Sex Drive 81.6%
The Pope is envious
77.4%
Straightness17.9%
Knows the other body type like a map
44.6%
Gayness 100%
82.8%
Fucking Sick88.5%
Refreshingly normal
89.7%
You are 69.05% pure
Average Score: 72.3%

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