Microsoft code leaked
Sometime
last year we heard that a ton of Microsoft code was snatched from the
secure network in Redmond via a hole created by an email virus. Now
we find that some one has dumped
the code on the net. I'm
not sure if it is A) real B) accurate C) complete D) some SCO-esk
strategy by Microsoft to prevent people from being compatible with
Microsoft in the future. E) Usable. I read an example of USB driver
code that sounded pretty interesting. There are already comments in
forums saying “That's why I couldn't get my code to work.”
Friday
the thirteenth
I wander where the Friday the thirteenth thing
started. I heard some one speculate long ago it had something to do
with thirteen at the last supper. If you try to look it up online,
forty five ga-zillion hits come back. I
suppose the world will never know.
Valentine's day
When I
die, I'm going to track down old Mr. Valentine and beat him to a
second death. More harm has been done by creating a day where people
in relationships have a undefinable responsibility to impress each
other. If there were defined tasks on this holiday, there would be no
conflict when those tasks are either fulfilled, or failed. Instead,
partners must apply creativity based on the opinion of the other
partner to surprise in a positive manner the other party. This is an
objective application of unqualified opinion. It is unqualified,
because there is no definable written way to prove success of
impression that can be supported universally. But, I'm not bitter.
The last episode
It's
funny how much i hate watching the last episode of Anime. There are
two series I have on my system that I have yet to watch the last
episode. Anime have more finite seasons. They call a collection a
series. They usually have 26 episodes. The different series though,
typically end in the last episode. When/if the story picks up again
it is a new series named something like “blawblaw
2”, or “blawblaw the school years” or something
stupid like that. It isn't like “Friends” where they have
gone three seasons too long. I bet there are examples of series that
have gone for ever like M.AS.H. or something.
My grandfather would
build an entire room on the house and not finish the trim on the
inside. I speculated this is because he didn't want to be done. Maybe
he and I are quite alike. There are some things I like finishing like
programs. I do indeed enjoy never messing with them again once I turn
them over to the user.
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