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Why Linux Magazines aren’t so unbearable to read
Usually with a magazine, I feel a little sad reading it. In middle and high school I was subscribed to Electronic Gaming Monthly. Each month they would detail all of the new games coming out; their features and how to do certain tricks here and there. Since I was too young to purchase them and […]
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[1.0] Happy Valentine’s Day
I have posted two different posts in my blogs today. So you get twice the fun. Access the other one here. What is Saint Valentine’s Day about anyway? I wanted to share this with you since I found myself wondering the same thing… In researching the answer, I compiled facts from these three sources, Saint […]
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Valentine’s Day
I want to wish all of my readers a very happy Valentine’s Day. If you do not have a significant other this holiday, do not feel sad as you see all the couples about. If Valentine’s Day is about love, it need not be about love between lovers. Share your love with your parents, siblings, […]
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[1.0] g33k stuff
First of all, I’m pretty happy that Linux Format Magazine (UK) ranked my distro, Fedora Core 3, as the second best of all the distros. Additionally, they expect it to edge into the number 1 spot with the release of Core 4 this may. q:o) More info on those reviews in a future post. Second, […]
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Great Friends
I want to give a huge thanks to Katie Cheng who dropped what she was doing Friday night to give my car a jump. Even though I hadn’t left the lights on in the car or anything, the car refused to start, leaving me stranded at Best Buy. It was near 10p and Katie didn’t […]
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Welcome to your Lucid Dream
Yesterday I was doing looking for the website to Wikipedia and came across Wikibooks, which happens to be run by the same group, The Wiki Media Foundation. Since I knew what Wikipedia was, I decided to see what Wikibooks was. Well, the same way that Wikipedia attempts to be an encyclopedia which anyone can contribute […]
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reorganizing and Mo Rocca info
I’m not sure how many people have visited this blog site yet or how many are coming here independently through other sites. I know of one person who has confirming coming here and subscriping to the RSS feed. Anyway, you may have noticed I made some cosmetic changes to the site. I’m not 100% sure […]
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[1.0] Mo Rocca @ Cornell!
Mo Rocca came to talk today at Cornell, thanks to a Sponsership from Hillel, the Campus Jewish group. Why they invited him, I don’t know because he revealed during his performance that he was Catholic. But he did have a hilarious opening bit where he told this whole story using Yiddish. He was quite hilarious […]
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Safety and health are here…at a price
I’ve recently begun to notice a disturbing trend: anything that’s good for you will cost you more. The most serious infraction comes from the food supply. When I go to buy ground beef, cheapest of the beef products, there are three tiers of product available for me to purchase. The cheapest product is ground beef […]
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[1.0] Happy Lunar New Year!
Happy New Year (Tet) to all of the Chinese, Vietnamase, and others out there Asian or not who celebrate. It is the year of the Rooster! May all of you have prosperity and luck in the New Year!
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Give Me Back My Identity
I am not a data point. I am a human being. I am not the customer who buys anime, computer hardware, and books on Linux. I am not the customer who sends flowers to my mother-in-law in Brooklyn. I am a human being. I am a college student, a writer, a poet, a photographer, a […]
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Singing the praises of Word Press
One of the things I love about word press over Tripod’s current mode is that I can make a post belong to several categories. This is extremely useful because on Tripod, for example, I have the categories of “Linux”, “Computers”, and “Technology”. Since the category I pick is sometimes a function of the one I […]
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[1.0] The Gospel of Tux
I was listening to a book about hackers and the following excerpt from the Gospel of Tux was reproduced. I laughed so hard, partially because my study of the Old Testament allowed me to know that this is a parody of a real King. It took me about 10 minutes, but I found the passage. […]
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[1.0] Quotes are good for the soul
“Yeah, a nalgene bottle is indestructable, but I’ve never had a problem with my water bottle being destroyed.” – Dan (why it’s dangerous to discuss sims w/o telling the other person first) Danny: dude Danny: stargazing is dangerous Me: ? Danny: I had Ian outside stargazing Danny: and a satelite fell on him Danny: and […]
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A Brave New World
Today I begin what may be one of the most interesting projects I have yet to take on. This blog is hosted on my server. That means it is completely under my control. I don’t have to pay money for it and I can write whatever I want without any censorship. Additionally, it’s pretty freakin’ […]
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