Thursday, May 31, 2007
The latest posts on Hussy: Adrienne Barbeau and Jennifer Anniston
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Lindsay Lohan is still "out there"
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Why Cecilia Bolocco is a hot topic
Monday, May 28, 2007
So, is alt.binaries.erotica.amateur.female any good?
Amateur and girlfriend news groups
There is a lot of junk, but if you have a taste for amateur pics, the amateur (in all its various misspellings) and girlfriend news groups are a good source of material. When browsing for groups, I started to type in "amat" and found plenty of candidates. For example, alt.binaries.erotica.amateur.female had 427,984 messages when I checked. That seems to indicate a group worth reviewing.
"The Usenet" (news groups) is constantly evolving, but over time, I found that between interesting spam and actual posts, I could find decent "racy pics" in these places. I have been using NewsRover since January 2002 for reading binary news groups. I had been using Netscape and Outlook Express, and finally gave up on them. I wanted a reader that would handle multi-part files and all the various encoding schemes. NewsRover does that quite nicely. The one thing NewsRover lacks is SSH/SSL support. GigaNews provides SSL encryption, so I could use it if NewsRover would support it. There is a cludge way to get SSL, by using an external tool, but I don't want to deal with the hassle.
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Fixing Firefox 2.0 downloads
Here is a page of Tasha, who I have seen over the last 7 or 8 years
"RetroRaunch"
Fortunately, the Southern Baptists have not shut down the Internet
In my quest to find Tasha...
Saturday, May 26, 2007
We need to see a bit more skin before we get too excited about Danika Patrick
Another news group
Friday, May 25, 2007
The latest set of celebrity racy pics on Hussy is of Helen Mirren
A $30 to $40 an hour Java programmer in Los Angeles?
News Groups
Thursday, May 24, 2007
The latest post on Hussy is a Rosanna Arquette set
GM "gets it", at least
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
More "Dancing at the Blue Iguana" with Kirstin Bauer
Daryl Hannah "Dancing at the Blue Iguana"
An oldie but a goodie of Daryl Hannah
You like Sarah Jessica Parker?
So, why is Galilea Montijo a top Technorati search item?
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Do you like Heather Graham? I do.
I had this problem with Windows Explorer in Windows XP Professional
The ALShow player
Bill Whittle has a classic essay: "You are not alone"
Cheating in class (or getting a diploma without passing the required tests), cheating by crossing the border illegally, cheating by committing crimes and not paying for it, cheating by bribery and corruption, cheating in general rewards Screw the Other Guy as a social strategy and makes chumps of the people who need a level of societal trust – they need retaliation against Screw the Other Guy – in order to continue to cooperate. Society needs to retaliate against cheaters because not to do so flips the coin from cooperation to betrayal. And that’s the end of everything we have worked for and cherish.And – and – you don’t need to be a master of game theory to know this in your bones. Because if you are offended by cheaters, it is because you are being betrayed into – you are in fact forced into – becoming a cheater and betrayer yourself. Aways-cooperating dies quickly: if you never betray and the other guy always does, he goes free and you get 20 years every time. (In other words, he’s out getting high while you work to support him.) Sooner or later, even the most dense moralist gets the message.
When a tipping point is reached – when enough people are allowed to cheat – the system swings to a different stabiltiy mode (the default mode) and Screw the Other Guy becomes the only rational choice.
The rational choice. Think about that for a moment.
Does that make you angry? It damn well better. And if it does then you are not alone.
Monday, May 21, 2007
the Phat Phree has a Christina Ricci pic
The other new Hussy set is of Christina Ricci
One of the latest Hussy posts is a set of Keeley Hazell pics
"Intentually"?
Sunday, May 20, 2007
The worst president of all time
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Friday, May 18, 2007
Henry Payne on Jennifer Granholm
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Mandy Moore?
Horny Rob's world is an odd place
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Firefox 2.0.03 works much better for downloads
"Suspect" my foot: he was the killer
Jerry Falwell
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
The latest post at Hussy has Jessica Alba pics
My second day of using the Sprint Mobile Broadband USB Modem
Monday, May 14, 2007
I sat at my desk, trying to install the Sprint Broadband USB device, and ran into a problem (UPDATE: It works!)
Oddly enough, Object Space founder Graham Glass likes Ron Paul
I hope that the media pays more attention to Ron, who actually understands and defends the mechanisms of liberty instead of tearing them to pieces.
I am glad that I am not counting on making money from manmade global warming
One of those nasty global warming skeptics is pointing to an article about changing brightness of Neptune:Incredibly, an article has appeared in a recent issue of Geophysical Research Letters showing a stunning relationship between the solar output, Neptune’s brightness, and heaven forbid, the temperature of the Earth. With its obvious implications to the greenhouse debate, we are certain you have never heard of the work and never will outside World Climate Report.
Sunday, May 13, 2007
So the porn tape is supposed to be Monique Fuentes, not Galilea Montijo
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Wireless broadband
Compact Fluorescent Bulbs
Weight Watchers Update: I hit my goal weight today
Friday, May 11, 2007
Maybe this deal won't be so bad for Paris Hilton
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Global warming is better than the alternative (from Der Spiegel)
I cannot do anything that needs Google.com from Amsterdam
A nasty feature of Google
Very tall people
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Amsterdam and the Netherlands are nice
Sunday, May 06, 2007
So what do you think?
Friday, May 04, 2007
Traveling
Galilea Montijo continues to be hot (as if she could be any other way)
So, George Tenet and "Ron Jeremy" played soccer together in High School?
Yes, the Dallas Mavericks folded
Ségolène Royal?
Thursday, May 03, 2007
I wouldn't mind seeing more of Ana Martin-Villalba
You say you like Monica Belluci?
An amazing thing
So, the young Wendy Richard was nice
Digg: the biggest threat to the Internet is lawsuits or other legal action
I'm still looking for more Akiane pics
Graham Glass likes Mike Gravel!
Global Warming is getting bad
From the London Times: Mars is being hit by rapid climate change and it is happening so fast that the red planet could lose its southern ice cap, writes Jonathan Leake.
Scientists from Nasa say that Mars has warmed by about 0.5C since the 1970s. This is similar to the warming experienced on Earth over approximately the same period.
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
We just got nailed by a storm
Nortel is doing well
One of our favorite Canadian honeys, Belinda Stronach
The Weather Channel crashes the "locked down" IE6
Steve Silver says that Alycia Lane was after Rich Eisen
Paul Graham has "The Hacker's Guide to Investors" for startups
So you shouldn't start a startup that's expensive to start, because then you'll be at the mercy of investors. If you ultimately want to do something that will cost a lot, start by doing a cheaper subset of it, and expand your ambitions when and if you raise more money.
Apparently the most likely animals to be left alive after a nuclear war are cockroaches, because they're so hard to kill. That's what you want to be as a startup, initially. Instead of a beautiful but fragile flower that needs to have its stem in a plastic tube to support itself, better to be small, ugly, and indestructible.
David Horsey on the nervousness in DC
The "United Kingdom" dissolved?
If the English find themselves governed by Scots and Welsh, whom they subsidise, but over whom they do not have reciprocal power, the sleeping dog of English nationalism may finally wake up. The West Lothian Question would be raised with a vengeance. But the outcome would probably not be independence but just some arrangement within the UK Parliament for purely English matters to be reserved for English MPs to decide.Second, what about Wales and Northern Ireland? At present the Welsh seem much less enthusiastic for independence than the Scots. Support for Plaid Cymru is weak outside the Welsh-speaking areas. So I would bet against Welsh secession from the Union in the foreseeable future. Northern Ireland is a very different matter. I suspect that there will be some form of united Ireland within the next 15 years, regardless of what happens in Scotland. The flourishing economy in the Republic is one factor, but recent political realignments are equally important. The most startling political sight of the last year was that of the Reverend Ian Paisley laughing and joking with the Taoiseach in Dublin. The reality is that the progressive elements in Irish society and politics detest Sinn Fein almost as much as the Unionists do. So I would expect to see some kind of revised Irish Constitution - secularised and with safeguards for the North - that the majority of the Northern Irish can sign up to. And if both Scotland and Northern Ireland have left the United Kingdom, the remainder will surely need a new name. I suggest 'Kingdom of England and Wales', which abbreviates nicely to KEW.Finally, is all this desirable? Viewing it from an English perspective, I don't care strongly either way (though I would care rather more in the event of the 'West Lothian' nightmare scenario). In politics, as in other matters, 'if it aint' broke, don't fix it'. I cannot see anything so badly wrong with the present system that a breakup of the Union is necessary as a remedy. Breakup would also involve a host of complications over international obligations, the EU, finance, the monarchy, and the armed forces. But I assume that these could be resolved without insuperable difficulties. In particular, I assume that Scotland, a united Ireland, and KEW (or whatever) would be members of the EU, so that free movement of goods, labour, and capital would continue. The loss of revenues from North Sea oil (asuming that these go mainly to Scotland) would be roughly balanced by the end of tax subsidies from England to Scotland. The economic effects of a breakup would therefore be modest.Subject to these complications being dealt with, I think there would be considerable potential advantages for England. The centre of political gravity would shift towards the free-enterprise right, and both Labour and Conservatives would respond by reshaping their policies. But the greatest advantage might be psychological. With the end of the United Kingdom, we could draw a line under the errors of the post-war years, with their delusion of continuing great power status. We could stop pretending to be a world policeman, and reshape the armed forces for the purpose of national defence and internal security. The UK's nuclear weapons could be decommisioned or converted to a small, flexible, genuinely independent 'force de frappe' (i.e., not under de facto American control, like the present Trident system). We could stop apologising for the British Empire, which was as much Scottish and Irish as English anyway. We could pursue foreign, internal security, and immigration policies based on national self-interest. But I stress that these are only potential advantages, and they would depend on finding English politicians with balls, which have been in short supply in recent years.Do I detect a bit of anti-Americanism/anti-Bushism here?




