Dec
31
F.A.Q.
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Site related questions
Did you make this site yourself?
Yep. All by hand, typed in a plain ‘ole text editor on both Windows XP and Linux. I used XHTML and CSS and I suspect you’ll see the site change over time as I learn more about how to write the code for the layout I envision in [...]
Dec
31
For Hire
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Monetary Reimbursement for Services
I don’t do this anymore so don’t ask. =P It’s never been anything but a complete and total pain in the ass so I simply don’t do it.
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Dec
31
Equipment
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Bleh, this badly needs to be updated but I just don’t care right now so I’ll work on it later. I had detailed description of my machines on here but it’s all changed now. I’ll get to updating this later.
Desktops
I’m using Rainmeter for the clock, Rainlender for the calendar, Winamp for tunes, Style XP [...]
Dec
31
Virus Information
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In this global community you have a responsibility to help halt the spread of malicious code on the net. It’s like the old saying goes, “When playing Poker, if you can’t spot the chump then you are the chump.” If you don’t know anything about this stuff then you probably are a part of the [...]
Dec
31
Firefox
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If you haven’t noticed already, I think you should try the Firefox web browser. If you’re using Internet Explorer…stop. Stop now. At least use Opera or Mozilla but if you want the best, it’s Firefox. I’ve been using Firefox since the 0.1 (Pescadero) release a few years ago and even then, it was a far [...]
Dec
31
The Response from Mexico and the Many Ways I’d Like to Tell Mexico to Bite Me
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I’m just baffled at the response from Mexico about our steps to protect our borders. I’m going to quote an entire article and place my comments throughout the text. The original story can be found here.
MEXICO CITY – The Mexican government pledged on Tuesday to file lawsuits if U.S. National Guard troops detain immigrants amid [...]
Dec
31
Vincente Fox and Millions of Illegal Immigrants vs the U.S.
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First, I’m going to preface this by saying that there will be no mention of any politically correct terms here such as, “Undocumented migrant” or “guest worker.” Those are bullshit terms meant to disguise the fact that what we are talking about here are people whose first act in this country was to break our [...]
Dec
31
California Assembly Bill 2193
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Californians…are these people really Americans or a large type of vegetable? There is rarely a day that goes by when I don’t read a story about California that makes me throw my hands up in defeat.
Today, I read about California Assembly Bill 2193 – the California Teen-Tanning Ban. This new law states that it is [...]
Dec
31
Kerry Might Run for President Again?
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What is he stupid? I read a nice little piece of drivel on MSNBC tonight about Kerry considering a run for President in 2008. I’ve got news for you John, there’s only one reason you even came close:
55,949,407 Americans hate George W. Bush
None of my liberal friends voted for him because they really liked him. [...]
Dec
31
Election Story ‘04
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The election is over. Did we win? Did we lose? I suppose a little of both. There were many inspiring races that could provide the spark of change in the future politics of America. Conversly, there were many ballot initiatives that passed or failed that truly made me sad. If nothing else, this election season [...]