Check out this communication between me and some random woman who stole my email address. If any of you want to spam, feel free its fun. anne@tm.tno.nl

Here is her site:

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I have to apologize for abusing your email adress, since I just sent Paul Moore an email "from you". I will not do that again, I just wanted to return the joke.

Sorry for troubling you (last time).
Anne

paul@elmwoodstrip.com wrote:

> Hello,
> My name is Paul Visco and I run a community site in Buffalo, NY.
> Unforunately, my name was never Paul Moore and I have no idea who Sam
> is. Good luck finding the Paul you're looking for. How did you get
> my email addresss?
>
> Best,
> Paul Visco
>
>
> >
> >
> >> Sam and I have decided to revolutionise the party organisation
> >> business - hence the new email address
> >
> > And your new name. Paul Moore is now Paul Visco? Or just P? You are
> a
> > mysterious man. But obviously a great cook. And for a amateur
> > psychologist, you're doing quite well: I guess whether you can learn
>
> > insight (from my perspective, whether I can teach it) is one of the
> > basic questions of training research.....I bet planning a new year's
> eve
> > wedding at South Beach is a little more exciting.
> >
> >
> > Take care,
> >
> > Anne
> >
> >
> > Anne Helsdingen, MSc
> > TNO Human Factors
> > research group "Modelling and Simulation"
> > PO Box 23
> > 3769 ZG Soesterberg
> > The Netherlands
> > phone: +31 (0)346 356423
> > mobile: +31 (0)619348915

I have always wanted to be a robot from the moment I met robbie, my first robot toy through the sweat-dripping 20-hour, paper chomping, jaw-grinding, "I wanna live my life like a rave machine" moments of my teen years.

Now I want to be a robot even more. Its like an obsession with productivity and accomplishment cycles that drive me. Unfortunately, they drive me to a limit to a limit. The limit of being human and I want out now. I want to run like packman through endless mazes, never tired and constantly getting new energy dots.

Here is a nice touch
I love it
Holy shit No more BR tags

Today I went to Jennifer's Wedding, it was really nice - at the Roycroft Inn. I got to see people I have not spoken with in a long time. It really seems quite unreasonable that I am so busy as to have to put family on hold.

This server/style update was such a pain in the ass. I have made it that in the future it will be easier to adapt the site by better notating my code and modulating everything.

I have wasted my entire Sunday getting the webcam to work. We now have one indoor and one outdoor cam. I will leave them outdoor one on as long as the computer is on and the indoor one to spice it up. SHould have set it up for the party. Oh well, next time I will get a projector and really geek it out as Aaron said. I think it would be fun.

It was such drama to get the files to just be a live feed and not FTPed. I just didn't want to waste my servers bandwidth so I tried to do it locally by serving it off the supercomp.

The problem being that I have windows XP running most of the time and it sucks. So anyways, I was able to get it all to ork with a javascript work around. I guess now everyone will get to live life on elmwood via the cam. At least until the mega icecycles come and freeze the cam solid.

Matthew was saying how we should get a more all weather cam. I just laughed, I don't think they make any electronics that live up to Buffalo winter weathering.

So I guess I should get to some homework befor ethe weekend is up. I heard back from UB about modelig instead of programming for VR and its seems to be a go. I am really excited about it. I love modeling in 3D and I never get to do it anymore now that I spend all my time on these lame web projects.