Archive for November 2003

Tonight’s entertainment

Very empty bar where i am going to hear a band that a guy from something awful plays go.

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Even more

Oh boy oh boy, uberhip asian guy! I’m on a roll.

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Followup

Ahahahahaha hip toothpick

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Major hipster sighting

Converse shoes, sony clie, cabby hat. Soul patch. This is a major find.

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World’s biggest walkman

I just read about a guy who got mugged after using a laptop on the t. And now here’s a guy using one as a walkman.

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Running out of gang tags i guess

What is this, seven news the graffiti?

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Halloween Pictures (finally)

Here are some photos I took with my film camera during Halloween week in Wisconsin. I got my film developed at Ritz Camera, and the prints are full of dust and crap. I’ve gone to a different place that did a much better job, but that one cost twice as much. I’ll have to find something in between.


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Meaghan, Alex, Nick, Mel, Owen, Char


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Char and Nick


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Meaghan, Nick, and Alex


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Queen and King

I’d like to thank everyone for a great time in Wisconsin, and a special thanks to Alex for agreeing to be photographed

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Debian: ahead of the curve

Slashdot has a link to a preview of Debian’s next-generation installer.

Let’s see what amazing new interface and strides in usability the debian project has made since their last stable release in December 2002!

To be fair they are working on a gtk version: “The developers can stick almost any front-end on it they like … , and if you really wanted to you could build a front-end using anything from a Braille device to Macromedia Flash. … but for now it’s text.” But, for now, it’s text. Yes, from the open source community who brought you “let’s never ever make a stable release so people have to use the ‘unstable’ version just to get anything done” comes: the installer that could be written in Flash and Braille but for now it’s text!!!

This is what happens when you focus on stupid nerdy goals like “let’s make an installer that could have any front end” instead of “let’s have a graphics frontend and text just in case and make it work.” Next you’ll see a selection option at the front screen for next-generation debian installer in GTK or QT, because you know it would totally ruin my day if I had to install a distribution in anything other than my preferred toolkit.

To debian, I give my big :Rolleyes: Of The Day:

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tip: Getting a firewire drive to automount

Linux tip: reinitializing grub

One day I might need to reinitialize grub, and it sucks. This is specific to my system. I just need this backed up somewhere other than my dell manual where I scrawled it the first time.
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