I just had the most amazing experience -- again ( Read more... )

Well, I killed the Beta and got the S&T edition, but because I got the TR, nothing changed except which apps I can use: even the splash screens are identical, right down to "Unpublished Work" and "Beta" in the corners. Pity, I sort of liked being able to use an additional $3000 of apps...

Today, my free Office trial finally expired ( Read more... )

The doctor has reevaluated my test results and has advised me to break my diet for the moment, and have one day with two hours less school than regular Days. So today will be a Day Lite.

oh man, this line of jokes is crapping out fast...

My doctor has noted that my condition has worsened, and insisted I refrain from all days with school at least until February. Fortunately, that will be possible.

:D

My doctor says that I have been having too many schooly days lately, and has asked that I go on a diet, and only wake up on days low in school, and search immediately for school-free days.

Like today.


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Oh, just so you know, my LJ is best viewed using a fully-PNG-compatible browser. Such as KDE Knoppix. IExplore just don't know what to do with the transparency information I pop in there.

I gave up on the web site cracker, the puzzle program, and a few dozen other miniprojects. I also tried to write a program that creates a dynamic animated GIF, but apparently either GIF87a is too old or I did not do it right. So I'm giving up on that too, at least for the moment. If anyone knows of a GIF animating program library, let me know ( Read more... )

I am deferring work on the internet password guesser to work on a MAPI transport service for LJ (read: a way to post LJ entries from Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, Netscape, and other mail programs) and to solve a puzzle.

My prototype, if run on a five-letter password with absolutely no time needed to check correctness, can crack it within 8 minutes, 40 seconds. My TRT is estimated in the thousands of days for a 9-letter password, but I'm sure that's much less than the real time. Tell ya what: if you want to know exactly how safe your HTTP password is from my ( Read more... )