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Thursday, December 1, 2016
hot spot
hot spot karma go karma open ssid open ssid myth
guest mode? who's doing what? kali linux x86
machine code my computer is running slow why?
https://www.amazon.com/Java-Ultimate-Beginners-Guide-Programming-ebook/dp/B01MAYCDN4/ref=sr_1_14?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1480630037&sr=1-14-spons&keywords=programming&psc=1
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machine code my computer is running slow why?
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master any subject selling on Amazon JS Array Object
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Wednesday, November 30, 2016
loneliness
loneliness
signal startpage
colors
fat panacea (pa na see ya) a modicum of sense (i'm taking it with a grain of salt)
how to use the google cloud platform from google cloud platform free trial
why is my computer running slow? (probably a malware scan. i think it just finished ... in fact, that would be why i got an alert "the latest scan showed no threats")
What is computing for?
I can hear the experts scoffing. "It's not for any one thing," they are sneering. What it's for depends on the user's needs.
Now, I don't want to get into a protracted argument, here. I've tried that, and it didn't get me anywhere. I just got laughed at by the experts. I'm not, you see, by normal standards, an expert, so the expert's natural reaction is to laugh at me ... particularly if I say something about computing.
That's as far as I'll go on that subject. I'm proposing that computing might be for one thing and one thing only. I'm not proposing this because I think it's necessarily true - maybe it is, and maybe it isn't - but because, for one thing, I like the idea, and I can propose whatever I want, and then, for another, I think it might shed some useful light on the subject. OK, I need to go back to my rant. Why is computing so baffling? I could say, to be sympathetic, that it's because it's new, and maybe that's true, but I could also point to a more sinister reason. And the sneers I get for saying I know anything about computing, which you could say are just a form of habitual or instinctive behavior on the part of the experts - the fraternity members - also have - you know this is true - a related more sinister origin. If I, a know-nothing non-member, could say something useful about computing, why, it would become apparent that the emperors have no clothes on! And, if it turns out that computing is actually for one thing and one thing only, that would definitely threaten an entire industry based on getting people to pay for the incredibly complicated tools that are required to operate a machine that is not built for any particular purpose.
Computing is virtual reality. It shows you pictures of things that don't exist. You have to allow the language a bit of squishiness - what does the word "exist" mean? - but if you will do that, that is what computing is for.
Before I move along to more substantial questions, one more brief comment. Computing is also called a medium. Media are virtual reality, and they are nothing new. It's true, though, that computing is a new kind of medium. Well, not necessarily computing, per se, that is, math - that has been used to create images of things that don't exist, or, as it may be, otherwise can't be seen, forever - but it is true that this thing called electronic computing is new ... at least, it is to us. (And it's pretty cool.) (We link you now to our The History of Electronic Computing.)
What are these more substantial questions? Questions? There is only one, though it leads to endless others, and though it does lead to endless others, the one question is: now that you own a computer, what can you do with it?
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twenty dollars ebay pakistan? obama and the press (he's so awesome)
horrors* cvs apologizes? jim delligatti heart healthy fbi
orange thing mouse problems human shield silliness deer
models *t.l. climate change? copper bar
signal startpage
colors
fat panacea (pa na see ya) a modicum of sense (i'm taking it with a grain of salt)
how to use the google cloud platform from google cloud platform free trial
why is my computer running slow? (probably a malware scan. i think it just finished ... in fact, that would be why i got an alert "the latest scan showed no threats")
What is computing for?
I can hear the experts scoffing. "It's not for any one thing," they are sneering. What it's for depends on the user's needs.
Now, I don't want to get into a protracted argument, here. I've tried that, and it didn't get me anywhere. I just got laughed at by the experts. I'm not, you see, by normal standards, an expert, so the expert's natural reaction is to laugh at me ... particularly if I say something about computing.
That's as far as I'll go on that subject. I'm proposing that computing might be for one thing and one thing only. I'm not proposing this because I think it's necessarily true - maybe it is, and maybe it isn't - but because, for one thing, I like the idea, and I can propose whatever I want, and then, for another, I think it might shed some useful light on the subject. OK, I need to go back to my rant. Why is computing so baffling? I could say, to be sympathetic, that it's because it's new, and maybe that's true, but I could also point to a more sinister reason. And the sneers I get for saying I know anything about computing, which you could say are just a form of habitual or instinctive behavior on the part of the experts - the fraternity members - also have - you know this is true - a related more sinister origin. If I, a know-nothing non-member, could say something useful about computing, why, it would become apparent that the emperors have no clothes on! And, if it turns out that computing is actually for one thing and one thing only, that would definitely threaten an entire industry based on getting people to pay for the incredibly complicated tools that are required to operate a machine that is not built for any particular purpose.
Computing is virtual reality. It shows you pictures of things that don't exist. You have to allow the language a bit of squishiness - what does the word "exist" mean? - but if you will do that, that is what computing is for.
Before I move along to more substantial questions, one more brief comment. Computing is also called a medium. Media are virtual reality, and they are nothing new. It's true, though, that computing is a new kind of medium. Well, not necessarily computing, per se, that is, math - that has been used to create images of things that don't exist, or, as it may be, otherwise can't be seen, forever - but it is true that this thing called electronic computing is new ... at least, it is to us. (And it's pretty cool.) (We link you now to our The History of Electronic Computing.)
What are these more substantial questions? Questions? There is only one, though it leads to endless others, and though it does lead to endless others, the one question is: now that you own a computer, what can you do with it?
Huffington Post, 11/30/2016
Sopan Deb Flint American Autocracy (at least it's ideas) immigrants
twenty dollars ebay pakistan? obama and the press (he's so awesome)
horrors* cvs apologizes? jim delligatti heart healthy fbi
orange thing mouse problems human shield silliness deer
models *t.l. climate change? copper bar
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Monday, November 28, 2016
ew
monogomish
tasi
prosperity postcards
it's not entirely my fault i'm bad for her in bed
but it won't do for me to criticize her
i'm so done with that
didn't i say i don't really care about this?
not completely sure.
my life is such a mess, tho
maybe i just want it 2 getbetter good
so
what would that look like?
the hike we took saturday was great
moving the short ladder into the mulberry
tying it in with a whole bunch of rope
would b good
then i can go out there any time and hack away at the hi branches
tasi
prosperity postcards
it's not entirely my fault i'm bad for her in bed
but it won't do for me to criticize her
i'm so done with that
didn't i say i don't really care about this?
not completely sure.
my life is such a mess, tho
maybe i just want it 2 get
so
what would that look like?
the hike we took saturday was great
moving the short ladder into the mulberry
tying it in with a whole bunch of rope
would b good
then i can go out there any time and hack away at the hi branches
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values
value systems - spiral dynamics
beige - survival purple - disempowerment red - power
blue - tradition
orange - modernity green - postmodernism
my associate link
surrounded by people who refuse to help themselves
and wanting to help them
liking the idea that we can help ourselves simply by thinking certain thoughts
for example but where are the results
since i like being online
if i could do something online and get a result
it would be cool
does beauty have anything to do with sex?
is it something we can consume, or own?
saved screenshot a/1128
what's she saying ... make a video?
make something?
i'm so stupid. sorry.
mind travel as a way to meet people
meeting someone working in a convenience store
is it taking them somewhere? to heaven, i mean, paradise
where is that? how will you know you're there
a canyon, with a stream flowing through it
i want to build homes with streams flowing through them
little tiny streams, but with fishes in them and trees growing over the pools
mounds of grasses and flowers
clicked this ad the sexless marriage not sure how much i care
why do i care? why should i care
i get hugs, sometimes, hellos
laughs, excursions, even
can you make something out of listening to YouTubes?
it's hard to do anything else at the same time.
i find that somewhat surprising ... but fairly absolute.
this video is idiotic.
what about reading books?
checked prices on Kindle e-readers. my affiliate link.
the basic model is marked down from 79.99 to 49.99.
am i lucky or delusional? i almost always find a bargain.
i need the Kindle for reading in bed.
i have the Kindle app on my laptop
but the battery runs down really fast
and it's too big and cumbersome.
and now, passive income ...
how to design your dream life through building up passive income streams ...
and this is a Ted Talk!.
i'm a believer
i'm poor, can't seem to make a buck
don't care, couldn't care less
you think it's all so simple
couldn't care less what you think
i'm a believer
i believe in believing
you with all your superior judgement are whining all the time
how poor you are (and how it's always someone else's fault)
by the way, now i'm missing some of this
i'm going to listen to this over and over
(and maybe actually single task it some time)
(and now, brainstorming ... maybe I'll take notes, even sort of transcribe it)
(as a way to really listen)
your attitude is why i love the title "why is that idiot rich and i'm not?"
this young guy just said something i really like
anyway, this book is just a bit of fluff
well, you could say that
maybe if you really, really read it, you can learn how to invest in realestate
anyway, i got a beautiful apartment as a result of
insisting that Shemin is right
(a rare fantastic result for me
you are a money magnet
but money magnets need to be highly tuned
in order to work really well
and mine sort of got extremely detuned
and i'm still working to get it tuned again
seems like a lot of people could use some help tuning their
abundance circuits
arguably i'm not the best person to help
then again, arguably i am
it's not about what it is and isn't
it's about the argument
so get to work
found a bio of Shemin somewhere
i'll look for it again
he seems like a great guy to me
but, here's the thing: how do you tune a human money magnet?
Alex, there, said when he decided to go for passive income
what did he do? a lot of reading!)
(yet another reason i need to get that Kindle)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rUh5AvOnEI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhdRRdUCC74
beige - survival purple - disempowerment red - power
blue - tradition
orange - modernity green - postmodernism
my associate link
surrounded by people who refuse to help themselves
and wanting to help them
liking the idea that we can help ourselves simply by thinking certain thoughts
for example but where are the results
since i like being online
if i could do something online and get a result
it would be cool
does beauty have anything to do with sex?
is it something we can consume, or own?
saved screenshot a/1128
what's she saying ... make a video?
make something?
i'm so stupid. sorry.
mind travel as a way to meet people
meeting someone working in a convenience store
is it taking them somewhere? to heaven, i mean, paradise
where is that? how will you know you're there
a canyon, with a stream flowing through it
i want to build homes with streams flowing through them
little tiny streams, but with fishes in them and trees growing over the pools
mounds of grasses and flowers
clicked this ad the sexless marriage not sure how much i care
why do i care? why should i care
i get hugs, sometimes, hellos
laughs, excursions, even
can you make something out of listening to YouTubes?
it's hard to do anything else at the same time.
i find that somewhat surprising ... but fairly absolute.
this video is idiotic.
what about reading books?
checked prices on Kindle e-readers. my affiliate link.
the basic model is marked down from 79.99 to 49.99.
am i lucky or delusional? i almost always find a bargain.
i need the Kindle for reading in bed.
i have the Kindle app on my laptop
but the battery runs down really fast
and it's too big and cumbersome.
and now, passive income ...
how to design your dream life through building up passive income streams ...
and this is a Ted Talk!.
i'm a believer
i'm poor, can't seem to make a buck
don't care, couldn't care less
you think it's all so simple
couldn't care less what you think
i'm a believer
i believe in believing
you with all your superior judgement are whining all the time
how poor you are (and how it's always someone else's fault)
by the way, now i'm missing some of this
i'm going to listen to this over and over
(and maybe actually single task it some time)
(and now, brainstorming ... maybe I'll take notes, even sort of transcribe it)
(as a way to really listen)
your attitude is why i love the title "why is that idiot rich and i'm not?"
this young guy just said something i really like
anyway, this book is just a bit of fluff
well, you could say that
maybe if you really, really read it, you can learn how to invest in realestate
anyway, i got a beautiful apartment as a result of
insisting that Shemin is right
(a rare fantastic result for me
you are a money magnet
but money magnets need to be highly tuned
in order to work really well
and mine sort of got extremely detuned
and i'm still working to get it tuned again
seems like a lot of people could use some help tuning their
abundance circuits
arguably i'm not the best person to help
then again, arguably i am
it's not about what it is and isn't
it's about the argument
so get to work
found a bio of Shemin somewhere
i'll look for it again
he seems like a great guy to me
but, here's the thing: how do you tune a human money magnet?
Alex, there, said when he decided to go for passive income
what did he do? a lot of reading!)
(yet another reason i need to get that Kindle)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rUh5AvOnEI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhdRRdUCC74
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Sunday, November 27, 2016
dress
dress waves ms mary byers choice bsg teapot
kapok picture frame community garden homelessness
If you draw a square, you create an infinite space in which every point has a defined location. For example, every point in this space is either within or not within the square you drew that defines the space.
It is now possible to display part of this space on a screen. We might maintain a record of images which are positioned in various locations in the space, and, if one of these images is positioned in the part of the space which is displayed on the screen, we can display that image. By this means we create the possibility of displaying any of a large number of images, and various groups of these images, by displaying various parts of the space. The problem this presents us with is this: how can we efficiently describe any location in this infinite space, for the purpose of including an image in that location, as well as for the purpose of displaying the images included in that location as desired?
For this purpose we could begin by surrounding the original square, which we could name 0, with a square that is three time as long on a side as 0, which we could name 1, such that 0 and 1 share the same center.
We can now identify the location of an image as being in either 0 or 1 by defining "in" as follows: all of the image in question is in 0, or not all of the the image is in 0 but all of it is in 1. The possibility also exists that not all of the image is in 1, but all of it is in a square called 2, which surrounds 1 using the same rules given for the relationship between 0 and 1.
For the purpose of efficiency let us call an infinite series of squares, each three times the length on a side of the square it encloses, and all sharing the same center, native squares. We can now place any image anywhere in this infinite space by specifying its native square, that is, the native square it is in, using the word in as defined above. (By implication an image is defined as being of finite width and height. There will exist, in such a system, a practical limit on the size of the space which can be so defined, because at some point the name of a native square will comprise a number so large that our system for recording numbers will no longer accommodate it. For example, if we were recording these numbers on a page, we might no longer be able to legibly write the number for some square on that page. With that said, even an elementary system for recording these native square names would be able to describe a very large space, even assuming square 0 is a very small square.)
cloud
kapok picture frame community garden homelessness
If you draw a square, you create an infinite space in which every point has a defined location. For example, every point in this space is either within or not within the square you drew that defines the space.
It is now possible to display part of this space on a screen. We might maintain a record of images which are positioned in various locations in the space, and, if one of these images is positioned in the part of the space which is displayed on the screen, we can display that image. By this means we create the possibility of displaying any of a large number of images, and various groups of these images, by displaying various parts of the space. The problem this presents us with is this: how can we efficiently describe any location in this infinite space, for the purpose of including an image in that location, as well as for the purpose of displaying the images included in that location as desired?
For this purpose we could begin by surrounding the original square, which we could name 0, with a square that is three time as long on a side as 0, which we could name 1, such that 0 and 1 share the same center.
We can now identify the location of an image as being in either 0 or 1 by defining "in" as follows: all of the image in question is in 0, or not all of the the image is in 0 but all of it is in 1. The possibility also exists that not all of the image is in 1, but all of it is in a square called 2, which surrounds 1 using the same rules given for the relationship between 0 and 1.
For the purpose of efficiency let us call an infinite series of squares, each three times the length on a side of the square it encloses, and all sharing the same center, native squares. We can now place any image anywhere in this infinite space by specifying its native square, that is, the native square it is in, using the word in as defined above. (By implication an image is defined as being of finite width and height. There will exist, in such a system, a practical limit on the size of the space which can be so defined, because at some point the name of a native square will comprise a number so large that our system for recording numbers will no longer accommodate it. For example, if we were recording these numbers on a page, we might no longer be able to legibly write the number for some square on that page. With that said, even an elementary system for recording these native square names would be able to describe a very large space, even assuming square 0 is a very small square.)
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Saturday, November 19, 2016
wna
Ben Ben Lindsay coi AK CS operations director
KJ(un"unseeable") NSA(yukky) registry chrysler pacifica ad
what will he do?(test) misinformation(update) see if you can find the ad
(it's kind of a trip) (not getting payed for nothin' in here ... i like doing that because it's a ridiculous thing to do. well, maybe it'll change, too.) free guided meditations (but note: aint nothin' free) i wonder if i have any use for this(more ridiculous free advertising)
i'm pestering this company for a hundred grand worth of free help, and now their adds are appearing on my pages! they would be horrified. off into Zerg Land. btw, how do they make money? oh, well, the gorgeous ad for diamonds galore can't hurt. (moved too slow and didn't nab it.) i wonder if the page will still be there in a week. i like Bernie's platform, but i wish he wasn't such a screamer. kind of fun to find myself at Boston Globe. first time ever.
all the above from HuffPo, Saturday, November 19, 2016, late afternoon mountain time. might grab a couple more.
and another one i've never been to. very pretty. this, by the way, is apparently Zerg's Comey page. we'll see if that lasts, too, i guess. i better grab a screen shot. (k/rt/8) right now it's kind of an interesting archive itself.
11/22/2016(tu)
lost a batch ebookfriendly order of magnitude
phoenix software developers rt!*&%# goo dumbest? cookies
bob best weed stocks 4p clmt drys
buffer datum rgba childhelp(a/trades/events/4) arconic
gnksell 10@12 doom with a side salad trading fraternity stephen johnson trading with time sykes
wild bridges gods, thank god ellen gets mof no. no no no!
yike + yuk + ??wt? trump: not fair audit it trump c. fined $1.3M
the law nazis
KJ(un"unseeable") NSA(yukky) registry chrysler pacifica ad
what will he do?(test) misinformation(update) see if you can find the ad
(it's kind of a trip) (not getting payed for nothin' in here ... i like doing that because it's a ridiculous thing to do. well, maybe it'll change, too.) free guided meditations (but note: aint nothin' free) i wonder if i have any use for this(more ridiculous free advertising)
i'm pestering this company for a hundred grand worth of free help, and now their adds are appearing on my pages! they would be horrified. off into Zerg Land. btw, how do they make money? oh, well, the gorgeous ad for diamonds galore can't hurt. (moved too slow and didn't nab it.) i wonder if the page will still be there in a week. i like Bernie's platform, but i wish he wasn't such a screamer. kind of fun to find myself at Boston Globe. first time ever.
all the above from HuffPo, Saturday, November 19, 2016, late afternoon mountain time. might grab a couple more.
and another one i've never been to. very pretty. this, by the way, is apparently Zerg's Comey page. we'll see if that lasts, too, i guess. i better grab a screen shot. (k/rt/8) right now it's kind of an interesting archive itself.
11/22/2016(tu)
lost a batch ebookfriendly order of magnitude
phoenix software developers rt!*&%# goo dumbest? cookies
bob best weed stocks 4p clmt drys
buffer datum rgba childhelp(a/trades/events/4) arconic
gnksell 10@12 doom with a side salad trading fraternity stephen johnson trading with time sykes
wild bridges gods, thank god ellen gets mof no. no no no!
yike + yuk + ??wt? trump: not fair audit it trump c. fined $1.3M
the law nazis
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