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disnetdev.com/blog
Tim Disney (disnetdev) -- Blog
Random thoughts and musings of Tim Disney
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panix.com/~dangelo
The Man Who Viewed Too Much
Mike D'Angelo sheepishly presents... ...being the semi-regular (to put it politely) cinematic musings of a man who should know better than to squander his valuable time in this manner at all IMPORTANT: Updated note on the monthly viewing-journal subscription model thing. MUST READ! Who is this clown? (due for revision) Why should I care about any of this stuff? How come there are suddenly fancy graphics on this page, after you swore like up and down that this would remain a snaz-free zone
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svsu.edu/~relong
The Book of Bob
Home Math Design Coding Thesis Musings Welcome! Welcome to The Book of Bob. This page contains Bob's works and thoughts. Everything from scholarly papers on mathematics, to image manipulations and designs, to web development. It's all here. I like to use my allotted virtual space to help others who share my same interests. If you have anything to contribute, send it to me. I like to think of this page as a work of art, something always evolving and morphing into an object of procreation. I
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thedarkerside.to/rants
the darkerside to rants
the darkerside to rants It's a rant, I wrote it because it bugged me. immunization ethics Posted in Musings, Rant, The Internet, Writing on August 28th, 2011 by Michael I admit it, I do believe people should not be told what to do with their own bodies or minds if they do not endanger others in the process. Having said this: I have an ethical problem / dilemma when it comes to immunization. Here?s the deal. Immunization works because everybody gets the shot. This creates a
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clarkcox.com/blog
Clarkcox.com
Clarkcox.com Clark?s musings HomeAbout Simple SSH over Back To My Mac December 3, 2010 Tags: Macintosh, ssh If you use Back To My Mac, and often ssh to your machines, you can save a lot of typing by adding the following to your ~/.ssh/config file[1]: Host *.«account» ProxyCommand /usr/bin/nc -6 "%h".members.mac.com %p From that point on, you can ssh to your machines with: ssh «machine».«account» For instance, I have a machine called ?ccox-imac?, and I can ssh to it with: ssh