has had as much uptime as promised 99%, knock on silicon. Is still have one more account with th eold hosting co at Globat (slowcrap.com) and as usual that site is down today. When I called India, they once again told me they knew about the problem and were working on it, although it took the woman 10 minutes on hold to determine they already knew about it. I cannot wait till the day when I never have to deal with them again.Paul's Journal
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10/28/2004 15:32 #31358
I love the new serverI am so excited to see that this server at monsterhosting.ca has had as much uptime as promised 99%, knock on silicon. Is still have one more account with th eold hosting co at Globat (slowcrap.com) and as usual that site is down today. When I called India, they once again told me they knew about the problem and were working on it, although it took the woman 10 minutes on hold to determine they already knew about it. I cannot wait till the day when I never have to deal with them again.
has had as much uptime as promised 99%, knock on silicon. Is still have one more account with th eold hosting co at Globat (slowcrap.com) and as usual that site is down today. When I called India, they once again told me they knew about the problem and were working on it, although it took the woman 10 minutes on hold to determine they already knew about it. I cannot wait till the day when I never have to deal with them again.10/28/2004 14:14 #31357
Blog for billionaires?Billionaires for Bush. What is this about? I assume it is just a satirical piece.
10/27/2004 04:59 #31356
I have to go to bed - More inbound linksBut I needed to finsih some homework first (a texture for a curtain) and then decide to check the inbound links one more time for fun. I found a link coming fromthe site of Dr. Halavais, the professor [inlink]paul,2312[/inlink] I asked to be on my thesis committee.
From what I gather, hHe is teaching a class about blogs. He used our site as on of the examples for setting up blog feeds in a program called bloglines . The program could be useful to those of you who read the site via the RSS links.
From what I gather, hHe is teaching a class about blogs
. He used our site as on of the examples for setting up blog feeds in a program called bloglines . The program could be useful to those of you who read the site via the RSS links.10/27/2004 04:41 #31355
FreakySO as usual I was following the links that lead to our site when I found devilfinder.com - what's weird is that they have of our most personal images catalogued on their system. I wonder why or how that happend. Go to and type in elmwood strip. If you are pretty connected you will know every person who's picture shows up. I like this one.
The site says that they are not responsible for content and that all images were found on google, yet I cannot find these images on google. Can anyone else?
and type in elmwood strip. If you are pretty connected you will know every person who's picture shows up. I like this one.
The site says that they are not responsible for content and that all images were found on google, yet I cannot find these images on google. Can anyone else?
10/26/2004 00:28 #31354
I'm glad my school makes WMDsDear Mr. Bush,
I found the WMDs and this time they are being created right at my school in Buffalo.
This has all the info. Who would ever think the guy next to you in the cafeteria might be making WMDs when he is done with lunch. What a weird mix of a medical school (supposedly helping people) and a WMD creation laboratory (mass killing machines).
This is precisely why I would never feel comfortable taking a position at a big research university and exactly why I stopped thinking about VR. It can't imagine what other even more sinister projects are being conducted on campus.
According the the article, A team led by University at Buffalo researcher has received a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Navy to develop "a next generation all-electric warship that will revolutionize the Navy's use of weaponry and manpower," according to the Navy and the university.
According to the article, Standard shipboard electrical systems currently are unable to distribute this immense electrical power to all parts of the ship, making it impractical to use certain advanced weapons and sensors that require a lot power, according to the Navy.
The Navy plans to have the ship operational by 2012.
I believe those advanced weapons might be WMDs. We should get the UN right away. Hans?
I found the WMDs and this time they are being created right at my school in Buffalo.
This
has all the info. Who would ever think the guy next to you in the cafeteria might be making WMDs when he is done with lunch. What a weird mix of a medical school (supposedly helping people) and a WMD creation laboratory (mass killing machines). This is precisely why I would never feel comfortable taking a position at a big research university and exactly why I stopped thinking about VR. It can't imagine what other even more sinister projects are being conducted on campus.
According the the article, A team led by University at Buffalo researcher has received a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Navy to develop "a next generation all-electric warship that will revolutionize the Navy's use of weaponry and manpower," according to the Navy and the university.
According to the article, Standard shipboard electrical systems currently are unable to distribute this immense electrical power to all parts of the ship, making it impractical to use certain advanced weapons and sensors that require a lot power, according to the Navy.
The Navy plans to have the ship operational by 2012.
I believe those advanced weapons might be WMDs. We should get the UN right away. Hans?