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the rippling rugae of recompense
Nov. 19th, 2001 04:59 pmWell then... http://chiquibeads.com. We sell beads now. Choice. :)
Now on reflection, perhaps I shouldn't have posted those pictures in my journal, judging from all the hatemail that I recieved at my other email address.
I'm also considering embedding this livejournal into mewkitten.com, but I'm not overly sure how much of my bandwidth this would chew as well as livejournals. I only really want to chew their bandwidth, but I guess you do what you have to.
I haven't been to NewUntitledPage in awhile, due to lack of time to contribute to things.
On the weekend I bought a new fire-twirling stick, which is kinda cool and burns through large amounts of my hair brilliantly! I'm quite impressed, as well as scorched.
Big hellos go out to Shelly, who's back on this little space of the web after a bit of an absence.
I've fixed the errors with the user file manager on deflexion.org--so all of you users can do something with your accounts and perhaps even stop emailing me saying that the têlecharger.php script keeps breaking. Its shoddy french code, I don't know... all I did was hack it up until it works for me... any errors that you experience catch me on ICQ and give me all the details and I'll have a go at making it work properly again. :)
Last night I viewed the tail-end of a program who's major focus was a reconstruction of the 'face' of 'Jesus'. How close can we get to an actual realisation of what this 'Jesus' character looked like anyway? I guess the program tried its hardest to overcome popular misconceptions held by many people, but still; it was highly amusing noting what sort of audience it was targeted at (the narrator had to keep mentioning words like 'historian', 'computer' and 'simulation' in a deep ominous voice), which made the whole venture rather comical from my perspective.
Lots of other things of a more personal nature happened on the weekend, which I might not go into later, but were of great import.
I think I'm going to try my hand at running a VPN between home and work, plus I'm going to take the machine home thats been in the office for some time now. I'm going to need another fast ethernet switch soon, plus yet another monitor... maybe some kind of TV out card can do the job that I need it to do... ? *hrm*
In any case computers are once again interesting during the week and once again I want to play with them. :)
Now on reflection, perhaps I shouldn't have posted those pictures in my journal, judging from all the hatemail that I recieved at my other email address.
I'm also considering embedding this livejournal into mewkitten.com, but I'm not overly sure how much of my bandwidth this would chew as well as livejournals. I only really want to chew their bandwidth, but I guess you do what you have to.
I haven't been to NewUntitledPage in awhile, due to lack of time to contribute to things.
On the weekend I bought a new fire-twirling stick, which is kinda cool and burns through large amounts of my hair brilliantly! I'm quite impressed, as well as scorched.
Big hellos go out to Shelly, who's back on this little space of the web after a bit of an absence.
I've fixed the errors with the user file manager on deflexion.org--so all of you users can do something with your accounts and perhaps even stop emailing me saying that the têlecharger.php script keeps breaking. Its shoddy french code, I don't know... all I did was hack it up until it works for me... any errors that you experience catch me on ICQ and give me all the details and I'll have a go at making it work properly again. :)
Last night I viewed the tail-end of a program who's major focus was a reconstruction of the 'face' of 'Jesus'. How close can we get to an actual realisation of what this 'Jesus' character looked like anyway? I guess the program tried its hardest to overcome popular misconceptions held by many people, but still; it was highly amusing noting what sort of audience it was targeted at (the narrator had to keep mentioning words like 'historian', 'computer' and 'simulation' in a deep ominous voice), which made the whole venture rather comical from my perspective.
Lots of other things of a more personal nature happened on the weekend, which I might not go into later, but were of great import.
I think I'm going to try my hand at running a VPN between home and work, plus I'm going to take the machine home thats been in the office for some time now. I'm going to need another fast ethernet switch soon, plus yet another monitor... maybe some kind of TV out card can do the job that I need it to do... ? *hrm*
In any case computers are once again interesting during the week and once again I want to play with them. :)
