Monthly Archives: June 2005

Hives

When I was young at age, I experienced one of the heaviest allergy attacks: small itchy bumps appeared on my skin. Scratching made matters worse and within an hour my skin was dead-red. Everywhere. My parents quickly determined I suffered … Continue reading

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Forza! Italia!

Am I the only person in the world who thinks that Forza Motorsport is a ridiculous name for a car racing game? It could have been a name for a political party that propagates … car racing, car racing and … Continue reading

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Celibacy

During an interview with AP (after having attended a meeting between CEOS and legislators), Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was talking about the upcoming security patches and internet/computer security. The following words were noted by me: Mr Ballmer said that parents … Continue reading

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Excal… IBUR!

Watching John Boorman’s movie ‘Excaliber’ last night, I ended up marking the scene above/left of this text to be one of the movie scenes of the Eighties. It’s not because of the movie itself: it is dark, highly artistic (the … Continue reading

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WikiMedia

WikiMedia actually works pretty good. I installed the wiki on a development machine, earlier this week following the installation details as provided by Meta.Wikimedia. It doesn’t make sense to put it on my home server, since I wouldn’t be really … Continue reading

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Lovely gap

Earlier today, a colleague ended up with a giant blank space in the listbox of the ‘Add and Remove Software’ Applet under Windows XP. Something broke during the install of an application. There’s an easy solution to this problem. It … Continue reading

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Oh (part II)

Earlier today I reminisced about the implications of getting older. When I was 15 years old, I would have never thought that in say, 20 years or so, I’d be living half a world away. That’s another year for the … Continue reading

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Oh!

Happy Birthday too. Thanks. I’m in a rush.

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While Apple…

While Apple indeed announced to move its propriety hardware platform to the x86 processor, there was better news today, and that is (yes, yes) the official Debian Sarge release. It’s the first major release since Woody (2002). The first time … Continue reading

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Amsterdam CS

I‘ve been in Amsterdam so many times, and that sir, that’s no Amsterdam. We were watching ‘Ocean’s Twelve’ last night, to discover some pretty shots from Amsterdam and its canals. However, shots presumably taken at the Amsterdam Central Station, were … Continue reading

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Smells like a shark

Today’s ‘Past the bridge’ soundsample comes from another band that apparently vanished after publishing their first album (more on that after): Mulu’s ‘Pussycat’ (‘Smells Like A Shark’, 1997, 400+K). I can’t particularly remember why I bought Mulu’s CD, but part … Continue reading

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What did he say?

There’s criticism on the Dutch government for their campaign for the EU constitution. Earlier a Dutch referendum showed that the majority of voters did not support the new EU constitution. The criticism comes from the Belgian minister of Foreign Affairs, … Continue reading

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Dand-a-lot

Noticed today: the change from extremely wet to hot weather seems to have helped (and sped) the growth of dandelions. Out in rural areas, I was surprised to see the massive amount of yellow flowers on the (normally) grass green … Continue reading

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