I'm so sorry. I lived in the south for many years, and
couldnt get themnow I'm back in the midwest, so I do
partakeyou'll hate this, but they now have Jalapeno
cheese burgers that are scrumpteous
It's been a while Jalapeno white castles? Damn that sounds good. It
and the t-shirts saying
I've got the In Out Urge leave little to even my punny imagination!
:-)
-Ben
Other suggestive restaurant names:
In and Out Burger
Der Wienerschnitzel (sp?)
M
-Original Message-
From: Dan Phillips [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 29,
Probably somebody at the restaurant didn't wash their hands.
So, are you going to inoculate yourself again with possible fecal bacteria,
or maybe tell the restaurant manager they literally may need to clean up their
act?
-Ben
Yes, I was doubled over from severe abdominal cramps for 30 minutes
Swedish discount furniture chain - mega super stores.
Much of the merchandise are kits you put together.
But very affordable.
We hate the local store - it's like a maze, hard to get out
without going through the entire store :-(
-Ben
What is Ikea?
-Original Message-
From: Kevin
my favorite is Bubba Burger on Kaua'i
:-)
-Ben
What about the Burger restaurant feautred in Pulp Fiction, is that real (i
think Kahuna Burger is the name)?
-Original Message-
From: Haggerty, Mike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 12:09 PM
To: CF-Community
M-
not all is suggestive,
some is blatant!
;-)
-B
Ben that's killer - is everything in CA so suggestive?
M
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 1:54 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Sambo's
and the t-shirts
Patrick-
Wasn't referring to crowds, was referring to layout of the store.
To get from the entrance to the exit, you have to go through the entire store.
It's like a maze with one exit, as opposed to a grocery store where you can go
up any aisle to get back to the front.
-Ben
Hey Ben,
If
has nothing to do with Clinton
and they have 2 wonderful mottos on their signs and t-shirt (have one):
We relish your buns, and
We cheat tourists, drunks, and lawyers.
:-)
and BTW, what's a Lai ?
-Ben
images of a Clinton mascot...
...shudder...
in a Lai...
...double shudder...
Thanks for the clarification -
one of the things I love about Hawaii,
getting lei'd at the airport g
wasn't every football player's nickname Bubba?
;-)
-Ben
...a misspelling of Lei... ^_^
wasn't Clinton's nickname Bubba?
will
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Red Robin is a chain, has been around for about 20 years.
A lot of them are in shopping malls - we have one in the mall near us.
-Ben
oh, and I think you meant their restaurants :-)
They opened a restaurant here Called Red Robin awesome hamburgers. They
even sell a Portobello Burger.
Bill-
ROFLMAO, thanks.
This was great!
-Ben
Deep Thoughts
by Jack Handy
1. Give a person a fish and you feed them for a
day;
teach that person to use the Internet and they
won't bother you for weeks.
2. Some people are like slinkies...not really good
for
Found an interesting article on the history and controversy about Sambo's:
http://www.cnn.com/US/9801/28/sambo.revival/
-Ben
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I just got an 802.11g WAP by Netgear.
They make a whole line of 54Mb/sec g products now.
Meets the draft g spec, and will be upgradable to the official spec via a
firmware download later.
I personally had bad experience with a couple of Linksys products and their
support idiots a couple of
rc-
re: flakiness,
if you monitor the signal strenth via an icon in the taskbar,
you may find that you have low signal strength and/or interference if you are
having flaky connections.
did some research, found that residential construction (sheetrock + wood studs)
and wireless networks do not
Chris,
No, he's referring to the draft standard 802.11g for WiFi at 54Mb/sec instead
of the old 802.11b at 11 Mb/sec.
-Ben
Are you speaking of the g4 networks?
Such as ATT etc...
We just got a few of their pocket PCs here with windows CE and I know
servers have been rebooted and decent
also, if you decide to buy Linksys, they have an add-on signal booster piece
to increase the antenna output...
The issue is - it's not firm - in other words, it doesn't go from good
to crap when I move - it's like the weather - it goes up and down even
when I don't move. It's like I'm at the
She is putting a veil WHERE?
;-)
Oh, you mean WEAR a veil?
n/m
:-)
Probably no more dangerous then you or any one else on a cell phone.
i think she should be allowed to where a veil.
bubba can where a hat beard..
come on!
FYI, for those looking for a digital camera,
I have a Canon S45, and really like it.
It's 4.0 megapixels.
Have been quite happy with color, sharpness, autofocus,
and the way the camera feels and handles.
Canon just announced the S50, basically same camera but 5.0 megapixels and
black finish
Bushy -
awesome, enjoy!
BTW the 800 fsb works with the 3.0 gig, not the 3.06
so don't buy the wrong cpu chip!
in July I think they are releasing the 3.2 gig P4...
-Ben
I'm jealous!
I'm just putting a new PC together also. Just bought a ASUS P4C800 Deluxe
motherboard.. Intel 875P
Larry-
thanks.
That's why they have the 460W (!) power supply in a separate compartment with
two dedicated fans - plus the three fans for the main chassis !!
Specs say heat dissipation of fully-loaded system w/o monitor = 1,000 BTU/hour.
-Ben
Ouch. Ben with that system you wouldn't need a
We've been down this thread before.
No way.
Not getting into this argument again (it isn't true, anyway...)
-Ben
Build your own. Half the price.
On Tue, 27 May 2003 15:16:57 +0100, Erika L. Walker-Arnold wrote:
He definitely ordered it from Dell if I know Benny ;)
Cheers,
Erika
Gel-
Thanks, you bet I'll be getting those two games in particular!
And turning on EVERYTHING in FlightSim vbg.
re: pre-orders, Amazon has a distribution center near Reno.
Often, I'll order stuff UPS ground and have it the next day.
:-)
-Ben
Wow!
That's a beauty of a machine :)
Make sure
Here's a link to 4 views of the case:
http://www.dell.com/us/en/eep/products/model_dimen_2_dimen_XPS.htm#tabtop
-Ben
have a picture of the case and everything? hopefully they have something
nicer then their crappy dimensions case
When I came back from Korea, I had no money, no skills.
OY.
-Ben
Okay, people, if you've got problems remembering your girlfriend's __ and can't
seem to get any as a result, here's the perfect software for you! (I kid you not
...)
Judith
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 27,
Larry-
You only need the Palm version if you _don't_ have a g/f !!
-Ben
sounds interesting, is it Windows only, or can you get a Palm version?
Now if that doesn't incite a suggestive comment from someone I know not what.
larry
At 11:59 AM 5/27/2003 -0400, Judith Dinowitz wrote:
Okay,
In my experience, a lot of manufacturers targeted an uninformed public by
selling just the clock speed - e.g., Compaq was famous for a fast CPU with too-
little slow RAM, a slow small HD, and mediocre video. Those people paid a lot
for performance they weren't getting...
-Ben
oh, I realize
Gee, if you include, umm, preferences in there too, the single guy might have
the whole dating thing licked!
;-)
-Ben
This is a great idea.
This should be compiled into a central DB, that way guys could be able to
look girls up before even getting involved. Determine known interests and
Judith-
do you need to put a GPS tracking device on MikeyD?
j/k
;-)
-Ben
Ah, but you can plan ahead. If you know one girl is at gym A and another wants
to join a gym, then you know to suggest gym B or C. You can cut down on such
chance meetings. You can also map out your girlfriends
BTW Murphy's Law has been mis-quoted all these years.
It isn't anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
It was something like if two outcomes can obtain in a particular situation,
the one which will obtain is the less desirable of the two.
So, it might be that out of two GOOD results, the one
So a news blurb says GI's were injured by guys with rocket-propelled grenades
and small arms.
Would it have made any difference if they had longer arms?
;-)
-Ben
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I heard a version where he wished for all the sex a man could possibly handle
without dying...
;-)
A djinn once appeared to a man and offered him 3 wishes. He also said for each
wish he made, his worst enemy would get the same but doubled.
The man quickly wished for a million dollars, a
Nah, I don't wanna get into flaming g.
-Ben
The next thing you ought to do is put some flame decals along the side.
Sorry wrong thing. I was thinking of cars there.
larry
At 04:14 PM 5/27/2003 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry-
thanks.
That's why they have the 460W (!) power
Whoa! TMI!! TMI!!
:-)
My wife trusts me. She knows that if I had some action going on I'd tell her.
I'd even be so kind as to ask her to join. How many husbands would be so
considerate? :)
Judith-
do you need to put a GPS tracking device on MikeyD?
j/k
;-)
-Ben
Ah, but
Patrick-
Thanks.
I like the IBM blue color grin - nostalgia...
Also the handy front door for the optical drives and the Firewire, USB and
headphone ports.
-Ben
Nice. I think dell does a good job with styling. Anybody else read that
William Gibson book where they have computers made from
thanks, Bill!
My wife says about my time on the computer, hey, I know where he is and who he
is with! vbg
When my mom was still with us, she used to say use it in good health g.
That's taken on more meaning lately :-)
-Ben
hope you enjoy it
When I came back from Korea, I had no money,
Yup.
It's my decision and my money.
I placed the order 'cause I thought it was right for me.
YMMV.
:-)
-Ben
heheh well it is worth it to some others its not pretty open and shut ;)
When I came back from Korea, I had no money, no skills. Sure, I was good
with a bayonet, but you can't put
Aha, so you are just covering your tush in case someone sees it?
C'mon MikeyD, tell us the TRUTH.
hee hee
-Ben
This entire thread is a joke and a running one at that. I expect to show up at
CFun03 and have it thrown in my face somehow. And no, I don't want a parade of
submissives looking for
Yes, if it stayed in hand then you wouldn't have to worry about the rest...
/me ducks
I don't expect her to say yes but I have to make the offer. It's only polite.
Judith thinks this is getting a bit out of hand. I'm having a good time with the
thread, but
The Ask her to join!
Gel speaketh words of wisdom...
Moore's Law in action.
My current 'puter (P3-866) was purchased in April 2000 :-(
-Ben
That was a long time agos ^_^
But I always say, when you are buying unless you are the type to upgrade
frequently..by the tippity tippity top of the line so it lasts you
umm, would that constitute joining a union?
;-)
-Ben
The Ask her to join!
- Original Message -
From: Michael Dinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Community [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: [spam] Girlfriend 4.0 Press Release
| That I'd
Yes, and I tap on the side of my monitor to make the grains of sand go through
the hourglass faster...
Our printer was too slow, so we put a racing stripe on it to speed it up.
You think I'm kidding, but I'm not. We're that crazy (plus my boss had
leftover pinstriping after repainting his
and a screen protector?
Is that a stylus in your pocket
-- Ben Doom
Programmer General Lackey
Moonbow Software, Inc
: -Original Message-
: From: Larry C. Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 12:04 PM
: To: CF-Community
: Subject: Re:
Great story, MikeyD.
I met my wife on a tour of Alcatraz (yes, the former prison in San Francisco
Bay), and we were married 7 months later. (Got a life sentence g.)
Anybody else have funny meeting stories??
-Ben
Oh, the story I could tell.
She fled to Kansas after our first talk. I stalked
Congrats on the impending nestling !
Bet you are very egg-cited.
Hope all goes well.
-Ben
Let this be a warning I am breeding. Wife is on the nest now and we expect
the new addition January 12th. My daughter is exited but she doesn't that in
few years realizes she is the built in Babysitter.
ever seen the movie The Gods Must Be Crazy, where it's _always_ Tuesday?
:-)
Always was ahead of my time g You are right though, my computer thought
it wzs Wednesday.
Dana
On Tue, 27 May 2003 20:27:52 +0100, Erika L. Walker-Arnold
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rght.
|
Jeff-
that's one way for someone to get under your skin...
but implying that one's spouse is a parasite?
dangerous...
;-)
-Ben
I met my wife while I was in college... we met in a Parisitology class and
started dating while taking Ecology of Infectious Diseases... I guess you
could say I
Adam-
it can be more like a comet's orbit -
son moved out, went to college
but he's still in the area
gets hungry
comes over to our house to raid the fridge
sigh
-Ben
Just so you know, the amount of work is not NumOfChildren*X, it's more
like NumofChildren ^ X.
Come to think of it, the
good Southern manners?
that leaves me a huge opening for a punny comment,
but oh n/m...
;-)
-Ben
I ended up going out with a girl because I have good Southern manners. I
was friends with her roommate, and would drop by. If her roommate wasn't
there, I'd chat for a few moments before
LOL
yeah, he does laundry too sometimes
and uses the broadband Internet connection
bb
You forgot laundry. I'm going over to the 'rents tonight for dinner and to
do my laundry.
Don't worry -- I do it myself. I just use their washer dryer. It's okay,
though. They encourage both my doing
do you mean Papua New Guinea, or the father of a small rodent?
;-)
Strange, I got Papa New Guinea
-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 5:21 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: test
I'm not sure of the questions
Yeah, Number 3 -
that's when the kid does Number 1 and Number 2 at the same time
;-)
-Benny
NUMBER 3
Wow Ray, congrats! :)
I hope number 3 doesn't have any banshee in him/her ... ;)
| -Original Message-
| From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Tuesday,
Dana-
That's one of my very favorite movies!
I bought a copy on the old 12 LD (LaserDisc) format, still have it...
When it was in the theatres, we went to see it 5 times - it played for 11
months straight.
We had a spectator sport of taking friends who had never seen it to the
movies, and
E, YUCK
http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,6474403%255E1702,00.html
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no - but remember Sambo's back in the 70's??
Mm...IHOP
- Original Message -
From: Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Community [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 6:04 PM
Subject: Pygmy in a blanket
Lord of the Ring: The Two Towers DVD dates (US):
theatrical version: 8/26/03
will have 10-minute preview of extended version, as did LOTR:FOTR
extended version: 11/18/03 with 41 additional minutes -
supposedly follows the book a lot better.
-Ben
Gee, that story really has heart...
But I'm glad there were no pictures,
don't know if I could stomach that.
;-)
-Ben
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_767292.html
Jewish and Arab families swap kidneys
A Jewish and an Arab family have
swapped kidneys in an unusual
organ
Thanks, Larry
some of these were really good
:-)
-Ben
The current issue of Corrigo has a great article by Lawrence Don-Elysyn on
Warnings, Caution, Notes ... thought I'd share a few timely examples
from
the US military, along with a few old military truisms:
1 . A slipping
That should be if and when...
Last time I was in Fort Worth was 1976.
Next time I plan to be in Fort Worth is never.
-Ben
When visiting Fort Worth...
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/news/local/5523432.htm
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I still remember a genius manager I had back in the 80's.
If someone offered him a free trial of software, he would say it's only free
if you cover the opportunity cost of the resouces I would have to devote to
testing it.
Left a lot of speechless marketers g.
-Ben
cf_boss_person
but ..
/me bristles at that comment
;-)
just a blue toothbrush
Ben Braver writes:
and does a BlueDragon have a BlueTooth??
-BenB
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Stephenie -
he has this neat little sign about hoooah and what it can mean...
re: HUA,
unfortunately, instead of Heard, Understood, Acknowledged
in some cases, it can mean Head Up ...
;-)
-Ben
The only video I saw last night and this morning was the brief clip
where they are carrying her
Of course!!
grin
LOL, I hadn't thought of that...
Silly Ben!!
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Macromedia Certified ColdFusion Professional
CFXHosting
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3:39 PM
To:
After the recent thread on names of Transformers,
wanted to mention the complete first season of
Transformers is now available on DVD.
A bit pricey - $50.99 at Amazon.
The 16 episodes are on 3 discs, 4th disk with extras.
-Ben
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Tim-
you as a GI Joe type should know that, under the Geneva Convention, all the
object has to tell you is its name, rank, and serial number.
hee hee
-Ben
Also once you create an object can you get it to tell you what kind of an
object it is?
Right now lets say I create an object that's
Dana-
re: kinky -
you just now realized that about us??
;-)
-Ben
kinky
g
Dana
FlashGuy writes:
I have a beaver with sharp teeth! ;-D
On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 19:05:12 GMT, Dana Tierney wrote:
wazzat about Canadian women you say? Careful now... I have a jar of maple
in *that* case,
Hi Dana,
Glad to have you participating on the list, have a nice fresh muffin!!
hee hee
-Ben
wink
maybe that is what I like about you guys
/wink
Dana
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dana-
re: kinky -
you just now realized that about us??
;-)
-Ben
Hi gang,
So I now have a mixed-OS environment at home.
Older desktop is running Win98SE.
New laptop is running WinXP Home.
Trying to set up peer networking between them.
Had the old laptop happily talking to desktop (wired), but they were both Win98.
The Netgear router shows both machine names
Hi gang (especially BenD) -
check out the cool new pc cases from Alienware - sorry it's an ASP site :-(
http://www.alienware.com/sub_pages/alienware_case.aspx
I like Conspiracy Blue :-)
BenD - the Hive Mind pc you want can look like one !!
I want to see what configuration they will offer with
ROFL
Funch sounds like having oral sex at noontime
;-)
At 05:27 PM 4/1/03, you wrote:
Besides, now we can have nooners
Around here we call those funch.
Working from home is way cool. Congrats on the company. Hope you have
much success.
ROFL, Gel
guess Google is just wingin' it...
-Ben
I just got sent this by someone..thought it was quite interesting to
find out what the real technology is behind Google :)
http://www.google.com/technology/pigeonrank.html
-Gel
Larry-
are you referring to the nooners?
;-)
-Ben
Wow. Good luck with it Phillip. I know it will work out great for you
and Erika.
larry
I don't know if any of you guys have noticed, but my email address for
the HoF lists has changed
Well, there's a BIG reason for this - I'm longer at
DRE-
but what if some of the objects object?
oo, then you might have more depression from the abject objects!
;-)
-Ben
Agree completely. Yes, agreement. With all the voices. Yes I agree.
speaking of which. This whole object oriented thing. Would you be a better
oo programmer if you were
DRE-
but what if some of the objects object?
oo, then you might have more depression from the abject objects!
;-)
-Ben
Agree completely. Yes, agreement. With all the voices. Yes I agree.
speaking of which. This whole object oriented thing. Would you be a better
oo programmer if you were
DRE-
but what if some of the objects object?
oo, then you might have more depression from the abject objects!
;-)
-Ben
Agree completely. Yes, agreement. With all the voices. Yes I agree.
speaking of which. This whole object oriented thing. Would you be a better
oo programmer if you were
Kevin-
an excellent article, thanks for posting it.
There was a very frightening piece in last week's Time or Newsweek (sorry,
don't have it here) on Saddam's inner circle of nine psychotically brutal
henchmen. Like the Mafia, they supposedly were made men who earned their
positions of power
Cute. Very cute.
And quite smug.
I enjoyed it, even while feeling insulted.
:-)
-Ben
Came across this today, written by Rick Mercer:
On behalf of Canadians everywhere I'd like to offer an apology to
the United States of America. We haven't been getting along very
well
Hatton -
My employer, Tesoro Petroleum, isn't as big as Sears, but it is supporting
activated reservists by continuing full pay and benefits for up to six months.
I really feel good about that.
-Ben
Just got this email in that sounded really fishy. I checked on Snopes.com
and it turns out
DUCK, BenD, DUCK.
I see a cast iron muffin pan heading in the direction of your head!
-BenB
It seems to me that objects are like bitchy women. You never know what's
going on on the inside, there are certain things they'll only tell their
friends (and that ain't you), they think their special
BenD -
large one in every way that counts?
Oh, I get it - you have long fingers and toes!!
:-)
-Ben
I'm the large one in every way that counts. eg
-- Ben Doom
Programmer General Lackey
Moonbow Software, Inc
: -Original Message-
: From: Andre Turrettini
/me commiserates...
-Ben
/me cringes
PIII 600 w/ TNT2.
-- Ben Doom
Programmer General Lackey
Moonbow Software, Inc
: -Original Message-
: From: Ben Braver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 6:23 PM
: To: CF-Community
: Subject:
Jim-
I'm doing the recumbent bike at the gym.
According to the control panel, I'm doing aboujt 5 or 5.5 miles per half-hour
session (have picked a slightly higher resistance level and slightly lower
speed to try to work the legs and hips more).
I was thinking of working up to an Ironman, but
Peter -
attempting to decipher the acronym in your email address, does abcb stand for
alcoholic beverage control board, by any chance?
if so, have a cute story for you.
-Ben
Brilliant!
==
Peter Tilbrook
CANBERRA
AUSTRALIA
/me sorry
Conspiracy Blue - that's my favorite color, too - and with the cool blue
AlienIce glow inside.
and the logo reminds me of my son j/k.
-Ben
At 12:19 AM 4/2/03, you wrote:
/me commiserates...
-Ben
/Me pouting. I was perfectly happy with my choice of a new generic box
until
Tim-
face value.
-Ben
hmm,
Your always kidding so I have no idea whether to take that at face value or
not.
:)
Tim
-Original Message-
From: Ben Braver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 11:57 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: What Saddam Learned from
Bill-
I REALLY resent the inference of being a lieing ass
I make jokes.
I make bad puns.
I don't lie.
LOL has nothing to do with this.
Why the hell do you say LOL on stuff that isn't funny?
and BTW it's lo and behold.
sheesh.
-Ben
*not* LOL, rather p.o.'d in fact.
LOL yea i know the feelnig
Eri*K*a,
Right on re: your post from e-Speaker's Corner !!
(Yes, I've been to London, only once I'm sorry to say,
and I thought the tradition of Speaker's Corner was wonderful.)
-Ben
CF_HUGESOAPBOX
Ya know Bill, we know the world sucks ass sometimes, but it's still not
too much to make
I have the Canon S900 photo printer.
Does borderless 4x6 through 8X10.
Also does really good normal printing.
Mine has 6 ink tanks - Black, Yellow, Cyan, Magenta, Photo Cyan, Photo Magenta.
When one runs out you only replace it, so you are not wasting any ink.
There is a status pop-up which shows
Todd-
ROFLMAO
I would have had Pepsi spewing out my nose
:-)
-Ben
LOL
This one DID happen to me.
One day, I got a call from a frequent newsgroup user. He was complaining
that he couldn't find one of his favorite news groups. I told him that the
guy who administered the news server
Hatton,
Believe me, I empathize!
Was going crazier off work for several weeks.
Work doesn't know about the screws in my head, though. grin
-Ben
Well, BenB's back to work but I'm not.
I had my Dr's appointment on Friday. They cut off the cast that's had been
on since I got out of the
Hi gang,
am happy to say there is a simple answer to the question I had asked about WEP
(Wired Equivalent Privacy) and 128-bit encryption across different brands of
WiFi equipment.
If you want to generate a key using a passphrase, you need to use the same
brand.
But to enable an encrypted
Jacob-
Netgear FM114P - combination of firewall, router, switch, print server, and
802.11b WAP in one box.
Netgear MA701 802.11b CompactFlash WiFi card in PocketPC.
-Ben
Ben,
What netgear do you use?
I have a 314, which has no wireless interface. The new ones do.
I could purchase an
yeah, right, Princess Leia Orgasma
;-)
or Leia
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Better that she's
So, how do I get it to look indecent?
;-)
Looks decent to me. I mean, it's not gonna be a webserver. And, just so
long as you turn off all the little extras in WinXP (and the Fisher Price
interface) it looks pretty decent.
-- Ben Doom
Programmer General Lackey
Moonbow
up in the foothills of the Sierras between SF and Lake Tahoe, at Placerville,
there's a Forni Road exit off Hwy 50.
If the Forni family had a daughter named Kate,
she would appear on lists as Forni, Kate.
Could be a tad embarrassing.
:-)
-Ben
My dad works with an unfortunate woman named Fonda
Jerry-
Yes, that (the Leia Orgasma pun) is my own g,
gratified you think it's good/bad.
Speaking of running from the room holding one's nose,
my other horrible Star Wars pun has Obi Wan doing that,
shouting no, I said use the _Force_, Luke!!
;-)
-Ben
Ben, is that your own?
I think that
Han just wanted to fondle her buns.
;-)
Looking for Love in Alderaan Places.
eg
-- Ben Doom
Programmer General Lackey
Moonbow Software, Inc
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Yeah, in Iraq they would have been expecting camel warfare perhaps, but not
guerillas hee hee.
I can believe it. The story in today's USa Today says that the soldiers
were not expecting guerrila warfare. Well, duh
and people make fun of the French for the Maginot Line
Bill Wheatley
I've had a born-again next door neighbor tell me I was going to hell because I
didn't accept Jesus Christ as my personal Savior.
I told her I felt sorry for her, being a religious bigot, and knowing so little
about her own supposed Lord, who was born, lived, and died a Jew.
-Ben
yeah I have
re: Easter Baskets -
what do toys and candy have to do with Easter??
I can understand eggs, as a symbol of life, but not the rest.
OK, to ask another question,
what in the world do toys have to do with Christmas or Hanukkah??
-Ben
Yeah, but the candy negated it.. ;)
Candace K. Cottrell,
John-
Good story, thanks.
In wishing everyone a nice weekend, but sending the email only to me, not the
list, are you perhaps referring to all the voices in my head ??
(So, I'll send a copy of this to the list grin.)
Interesting comment on the age of the earth issue -
I once asked a
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