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About this blog…
I use this platform to share things that are of interest to me or things I'll want to reference later. Occasionally other people like these posts, hence "Shared Interests".
What might you find here?
- Problems I've solved (mostly computer- or network related).
- Recipes and cooking-related posts.
- Hobbies and projects.
- Our remodeling experience.
- Local (Sacramento) information.
- Anything that strikes my fancy.
Monthly Archives: November 2005
CSUS “housing village” project
An interesting “housing village” project developing at CSUS. Will it be truly pedestrian-oriented, or will they fall into the typical auto-centric traps? Continue reading
CSUS housing survey results not viewable
A web page generated by University Enterprises (formerly the CSUS Foundation) is only viewable by unimpaired users of IE and possibly Netscape. Continue reading
Check out this cool photo!
Awesome high-speed photography, awesome blog! Continue reading
The silencing of Daniel
An American soldier blogging in Iraq is silenced. Welcome to George Bush’s America, where the Bill of Rights is a quaint historical document… Continue reading
Customer backlash at Van Zant over Sony’s disreputable business practices
It’s unfortunate that the Van Zant brothers are suffering the fallout caused by Sony’s shortsighted DRM rootkit. Take a look at the customer rating of their “CD” Get Right with the Man: 5 stars: 17 / 198 (9%) 4 stars: … Continue reading
Removing Sony DRM rootkit
Information on Sony rootkit along with instructions for removing it. Continue reading
Handy malware-removal site
I was looking at some of the blogs using the new PingQueue service, and I came across an interesting malware removal/information site. Looks like they post pretty frequently, which is probably a requirement given the amount of malware created on … Continue reading
California special election: Arnold takes a beating
The Governator put his political life on the line in the lead-up to yesterday’s special election. Unfortunately for him, every one of his propositions was defeated. (Arnold was pushing Props. 74, 75, 76, and 77.) There’s been much talk that … Continue reading
DiskWarrior wasn’t able to help me
After nearly 7 weeks, I’m giving up hope that DiskWarrior can recover my drive’s data. Continue reading
Prof. Felten added to my blogroll
Last week I was going through my blogroll and learned about the Sony rootkit debacle from Joseph’s blog. While digging into this some more, I ran across Prof. Ed Felten’s blog, “Freedom to Tinker.” I remembered Felten’s name from earlier … Continue reading