In true journalistic style I have gone to great lengths to acquire further photographic evidence regarding the appearance of Erik Jeffries in his youth. In a world wide exclusive here are the fake and real photographs being placed on display side by side for your viewing pleasure. Now lets be honest - can you tell the difference between these two hunks? I sure cant. Are you getting hot and bothered yet? J
So does anybody remember Erik Jeffries, the lucky guy who got to post a story on my site because of some stupid superbowl bet that he won? His Story Anyway it seems that some member of his family managed to obtain a picture which resembles what he looked like in his early twenties. Since I’m such a “good friend” of the family I thought I would share it with the world: ...
Well I just finished spending the last hour getting decent font support set up on my Linux box. Having been recently inspired by a thread on Arstechnica detailing how to set up nice looking fonts in Linux (Redhat 7.3 uses the crappiest ones by default) - I decided to waste a little time and go at it. Needless to say, I was successful :-) The irony is that I’m unable to see the effects on my own site because the default neowin theme uses Helvetica and that font doesn’t appear to have been “upgraded” in its appearance. Oh well…. ...
Well over the last few weeks I’ve had the opportunity to install and really attempt to get in depth with Linux. Though I’ve been using it on and off for years - I’ve never dedicated an entire machine to it. I must say its been quite an interesting adventure thus far. While Linux can be difficult to configure and requires a major time investment - it has quickly become clear that its amazing what you can download for free. ...
Yes the patriots have won the superbowl despite everybody thinking otherwise. In fact I was so sure that this wouldn’t happen - I made a bet with a work friend of mine. The bet was that if the Patriots won - we could post something to my site. Well it appears that something quite hot froze over and that they did - so here is Erik’s message to the world: ...
So last night I made a decision regarding the future of Linux on my new computer. It wasnt an easy decision but it was one that had to be made considering the circumstances. I’m done playing with Linux for the time being. None of the latest distributions seems to feature full support for my exotic i850 P4/RDRAM system configuration even though its getting to be about a year old now. (The Config - not the machine) ...
Well well well… on the day that Microsoft releases XP it seems that they have also released the ‘updated’ version of MSN. It seems that this new version of MSN refuses to function correctly with non Microsoft browsers. After playing with this problem for a bit - I finally figured out how to modify the user agent in mozilla so that it would look as Internet Explorer to MSN. You can see the comparison between MSN on Mozilla 9.5 and MSN on IE 6.0 in this screenshot. ...
So my roommate Lewis and I got our new Digital Cable service hooked up yesterday. For $100/month we get the cable modem service along with the expanded Digital Cable service. Its really a great deal. There are hundreds of channels and loads of stuff to watch. In fact if you are not careful you’ll spend more time looking for stuff to watch than actually watching it. There are lots of movie channels too. There are about 5 HBO channels, 5 Showtime Channels, and I think 5 Cinemax channnels. Theres about 45 music only channels and lots of On Demand Pay-Per-View stuff available. ...
Alright - I’ve finally begun to undertake the “enormous” task of changing my email address from darkgamorck@home.com to jaylittle@jaylittle.com Needless to say - I’ve only just begun to realize just how much of a hassle this will be. But hopefully I can make things a little easier on myself by asking anybody who reads this item to change my email address to the jaylittle.com (assuming anybody actually cares :-) Thanks alot, J
Thats right guys! My favorite domain just opened up for registration and I snagged it right up! No more stupid @home IP address, no more weird port numbers, and no more slow upload speed caps imposed by my friends on at @home! This will also help my resume to look a little better of course. Now that my site looks somewhat professional because I have a domain name instead of some half baked scheme using a crappy old computer, an unstable IP address, and an alternate port :-) ...