Tag Archives: philosophy

Answers and conditions

An answer is the only truly right one when the set of conditions is sufficient. If the set of conditions is insufficient, the set of answers is undefined.

A move to Arch Linux

As if there wasn’t enough changes in my life lately, I’ve switched from FreeBSD to Arch Linux. I did this, since a lot of software is first developed on Linuxes, so that gets the bleeding edge. Such as wireless drivers, window managers, etc.. This wasn’t the only reason, though. I like the strict GPL licence [...]

OMG! IP theft! Where’s RIAA when you need it?!

So I came to work today, and found out I can’t has no internets, because there’s an IP conflict on the net. So I joggled them some and found one that wasn’t taken. Then, I pinged my old IP and looked for (in Windows) who was using it with arp -a By that time the [...]

Proper tabbing/indentation

Someone’s personal opinion. Hey, that’s right!

Trusted computing will make me distrust my computer

This is old news that got happily shoved away and forgotten. And Atmel’s at the forefront, too, wow. Fuckers. Time to stop upgrading your hardware and start downgrading. Time to stop listening to RIAA. That’s right, the RIAA are the authors, not the artists, and they suck. You have been giving them too much free [...]

On a side note (venting steam)

It’s really a bummer to be sitting this much sober on the night of the last exam of the semester, having done everything I should have had for today. I don’t mean I should have gotten all drunk and vomited all over the place. But something more entertaining should have taken place. The movies, perhaps, [...]

Marked socks

As I was sitting and sorting all my black socks so that they match, I thought one of those ubiquitous geekish clothing shops should offer custom-marked socks, just as they offer custom-painted T-shirts. With a different symbol on each pair of socks you would never again have to try and match 17 socks into pairs. [...]

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