Monthly Archives: September 2008

Woohoo!

More important things have happened over the week but the one thing that stands out at the moment is this little tidbit: Cleaning a volume control knob with alcohol. I would probably have never thought of that. Freaking awesome. I’ve … Continue reading

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Reading the registry via Win32API

Ugh. I had no idea just how badly my knowledge of C programming was until I attempted to read a single value from the registry. In the end I found that the majority of my problems were because of UNICODE … Continue reading

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Amazon isn’t always right

I was plowing through the emails I’ve let pile up (quite a few are from myself – content for here or the wiki) and came across this: Dear Amazon.com Customer, We’ve noticed that customers who have purchased or rated “Dungeon … Continue reading

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Sweet sweet success

Today was an interesting sort of day. I fixed the last remaining issue from the implementation yesterday of a Python script to configure printer settings and demoed a project to regulate volume levels for public access systems. I almost couldn’t … Continue reading

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You have a right to send spam

View Article Virginia Supreme court rules that spammer has the right to send spam under the Free Speech Clause. As you can imagine, there is an appeal to that ruling.

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