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Insert Exaggerated Title Here 04/09/2004 03:56 PM

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Pandagon: Insert Snarky Title Here 04/14/2004 09:10 AM
Best April Fools Day celebration ever .. Pandagon: Insert Snarky Title Here .. Obligatory approving link .. readable metablogging .. link to them again .. generic blog post .. blogging mad-lib

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Design - Insert Title Web Designs


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Design - Insert Title Web Designs
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installing multiple versions of IE on the same machine .. Insert Title - "Multiple IE's in Windows XP Pro" .. Joe Maddalone has seemingly proved that false .. frmula

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Intego Exaggerated the Trojan


Intego Exaggerated the Trojan 04/09/2004 06:47 PM
An article over at Wired states that Intego has blown this whole Trojan problem out of proportion. According to experts, The Trojan (mentioned here and here) "...isn't a working piece of malicious code and can't easily be spread to other computers. Instead, it is a demonstration of a possible threat." In response, Intego has apparently changed their story from that of attacking an imminent threat to preparing for a future threat.

"It is a benign proof of concept that was posted to a newsgroup. It isn't in the wild, and can't be spread in the wild. It's a non-issue." ~ Dave Schroeder

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Internet dangers exaggerated


Internet dangers exaggerated 06/09/2004 08:52 AM
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Iraq Kidnap Reports May Be Exaggerated
(AP)


Iraq Kidnap Reports May Be Exaggerated
(AP)
04/17/2005 08:54 PM
AP - Iraqi security forces backed by U.S. troops had the town of Madain surrounded Sunday after reports of Sunni militant kidnappings of as many as 100 Shiite residents, but there were growing indications the incident had been grossly exaggerated, perhaps an outgrowth of a tribal dispute or political maneuvering.

Death of the desktop PC has been greatly
exaggerated


Death of the desktop PC has been greatly
exaggerated
06/11/2004 04:10 PM
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Rumours of Tape's death exaggerated


Rumours of Tape's death exaggerated 07/08/2004 03:45 AM
It's a backup thing. We wouldn't understand

Rumors of my death are greatly
exaggerated.


Rumors of my death are greatly
exaggerated.
02/01/2005 09:53 PM

Okay, first off: I've got a massive MacWorld / Borders / Trip to SF and back report to write up. It's coming, and I hope it will be worth the wait. Until I can get it done, there are some wonderful links in the comments for my previous entry, from other bloggers who came to MacWorld, Borders, or both.

My short version? It was awesome. It was everything I'd hoped it would be, and more than I could have ever expected. The drive up was great, and the drive home (without Anne, because she went over to Tahoe to spend the weekend with her friend) was lonely, but enjoyable because I listened to Jay Mohr's book Gasping for Airtime most of the way. It's a interesting story . . . but you have to hear him read it. It's the difference between listening to Dark Side of the Moon and reading the sheet music.

Okay. Enough about the trip report that's coming. Here's the thing that made me fire up this nifty browser called "Epiphany," and write these words: I totally, completely, utterly b0rked my Debian machine before I left for MacWorld. I don't know what I did, exactly, but somehow it completely lost my mouse. modprobe psmouse and modprobe mousedev did nothing, and I couldn't find anything in a single online forum that would help me make my goddamn mouse work again. I tried dpkg-reconfigure gpm. I tried mouseconfig I tried cursing in lots of different languages, and making Faustian bargains with gods I'm pretty sure I just made up . . . I even taught myself how to recompile a linux kernel (the debian way and the other way) . . . but no dice.

Finally, I gave up, and decided to just start over with a clean partition and a new install. So I did mv /home/wil /mnt/hda1/backedup/, did a diff to make sure I didn't miss anything, and burned myself a copy of the latest Debian (Sarge) Network installer.

Oh. My. God. Becky. It was so easy.

Okay. Seriously. Back in the old days of 1999, everyone told me how easy it was to set Red Hat up, but how much cooler Debian was if you could just get past the nightmare install . . . well, this was about as easy an install of anything I've ever done. It was literally a handful of commands, and then a bunch of waiting while it grabbed a ton of packages and set them up.

I'm now sitting here with a honest-to-goodness Debian system, running kernel 2.6.8!

Check it out:


wil@bender:~$ uname -a
Linux bender 2.6.8-1-386 #1 Thu Nov 11 12:18:43 EST 2004 i686 GNU/Linux

Okay, this is probably not as exciting to anyone else as it is to me . . . but the fact that I got this working, and took all the HAM radio and isdn stuff out of the kernel, and still got it to work . . . it's a pretty big deal to me.

I'm logged into Gnome right now,( which I usually don't use -- I'm a KDE or Enlightenment kind of guy -- but it looks beautiful) and I've got apt installing Firefox and Thunderbird in a terminal, and then I've got to restore some of the backups, but I'm very proud of myself. Until I totally screw something else up, I feel like I can put on my propeller hat and give it a mighty spin. *snort*

I've got an audition tomorrow morning, then I'm working on the audio book of Just A Geek in the afternoon. Check back around Friday for the full SF trip report, and some other cool news.

Oh, man! And if this moment needed to get any better . . . They Might Be Giants just started singing Ana Ng on the radio behind me.


Death By Blog Greatly Exaggerated


Death By Blog Greatly Exaggerated 04/09/2004 04:02 PM
Shel Israel considers if blogs are the death of 'Zines. Like David Weinberger, he offered one when it was cutting edge media. Now he asks will blogging kill Confrenza, his paid subscription conference coverage 'Zine. ...Two weeks ago, while attending...

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I got provisioning techs asking me about installing Windows 2003 SP1. When the heck did SP1 go release? How is...

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Immediacy of Mac OS X Trojan horse
threat exaggerated


Immediacy of Mac OS X Trojan horse
threat exaggerated
04/11/2004 09:27 AM
Intego's security annoucement about the viability of a Trojan horse for Mac OS X has turned out to be a case of FUD.

Mac OS X Trojan Horse claims exaggerated
- experts


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- experts
04/12/2004 11:24 PM
Security experts and Mac programmers have slammed Intego for exaggerating the threat of what the company called the first Trojan Horse for Mac OS X...

Losses to file sharing greatly
exaggerated


Losses to file sharing greatly
exaggerated
04/10/2005 02:12 PM
The Canadian Recording Industry Association is pushing the Canadian government to eliminate private copying rights by parading out big loss figures. Michael Geist did some digging, and found that exaggeration is the CRIA's specialty.


Medical Adviser for Baseball Exaggerated
His Credentials


Medical Adviser for Baseball Exaggerated
His Credentials
03/29/2005 10:41 PM
Dr. Elliot J. Pellman, the medical adviser for Major League Baseball, has exaggerated his educational and professional credentials.

TiVo to Insert New Ads into Recordings


TiVo to Insert New Ads into Recordings 04/05/2005 07:49 PM
TiVo and Comcast are jointly developing an advertising system that inserts up-to-date commercials into previously recorded programming. The announcement follows news that TiVo has begun testing new advertising format that will appear as users fast forward through commercials on its digital video recorder service.

U.S. Intelligence Exaggerated Iraqi
Weapons Reports (Reuters)


U.S. Intelligence Exaggerated Iraqi
Weapons Reports (Reuters)
07/09/2004 01:41 PM
Reuters - U.S. intelligence agencies overstated the threat of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, relied on dubious sources and ignored contrary evidence in the run-up to the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, a Senate committee reported on Friday.

Death of the Internet greatly
exaggerated | CNET News.com


Death of the Internet greatly
exaggerated | CNET News.com
08/27/2004 03:40 PM
Death of the Internet greatly exaggerated .. the Internet is still functioning

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Iraq Hostage Stand-Off Dismissed as
Exaggerated (Reuters)


Iraq Hostage Stand-Off Dismissed as
Exaggerated (Reuters)
04/18/2005 04:55 AM
Reuters - Iraqi forces searched a town near Baghdad Monday for evidence of dozens of Shi'ites said to have been kidnapped by Sunni gunmen, amid suggestions the claim was exaggerated for political ends.

Insert Homer Simpson joke here


Insert Homer Simpson joke here 09/09/2004 12:03 AM
"Max Power Aerospace is offering Boeing aircraft reused as private residences.  ... The aircraft are mounted on a steel column and bearing so the whole airplane weathervanes, pointing into the wind." For more information, read the Aircraft Home Owner's Flight Manual. (Bikini girl not included, presumably.)

Star Wars Miniatures Insert


Star Wars Miniatures Insert 09/24/2004 05:44 PM
Here's a look at the insert for the Star Wars Miniatures roleplaying game from Wizards of the Coast. These inserts were included in the Wal-Mart exclusive Commemorative Trilogy DVD Collections. For more information on this game, click here.

Adium script to insert NetNewsWire URL


Adium script to insert NetNewsWire URL 06/17/2005 03:33 PM
Michael Rowe has written an AppleScript for the chat program Adium that inserts the URL of the currently active headline from NetNewsWire into an Adium message window as a link.

Insert tired cliche of Moore's name
followed by


Insert tired cliche of Moore's name
followed by
06/03/2004 08:47 AM
The trailer for Fahrenheit 9/11 is now online, and the official U.S. opening date has been set for June 25. Long wait, and long download for some bandwidths, but worth it.

Anti-Virus Firm Admits MyDoom Impact
Exaggerated


Anti-Virus Firm Admits MyDoom Impact
Exaggerated
02/10/2004 02:41 AM
Last week we noted that anti-virus companies were putting out press releases including ridicul ously high estimates for the amount of "damages" done by the myDoom virus - and refusing to give any info to back up the claims. Now, however, in a surprising move, another anti-virus firm, TruSecure is admitting that many exaggerated the impact of the virus, which they say really wasn't that big of a deal. They still say that the virus did plenty of damage, but suggest that the reactions from many overstated how much damage was really done.

Rumors of Pentium 4 Extreme Edition
demise greatly exaggerated


Rumors of Pentium 4 Extreme Edition
demise greatly exaggerated
08/08/2004 08:38 PM
It is important to note that, despite reports elsewhere, this does not mean that the entire line is being canceled. The 3.4 and 3.6GHz LGA775 versions are still in development, and will be released.

Insert a list of exclusions in a dhcp
scope


Insert a list of exclusions in a dhcp
scope
07/26/2004 12:19 PM

insert generic hell, handbasket quip


insert generic hell, handbasket quip 11/15/2003 09:57 AM
As Texas Sen. Gonzalo Barrientos said of his Republican colleagues: "They don't want to govern. They want to rule." An apt quote regarding the sea change in American politics found in an enlightening article about the current state of pork barrel politics. I'm going to pinpoint that change as being the 1994 election when the Republicans gained control of Congress. Ever since then, it seems like the welfare of the American people wasn't only low on the politician's priority list, but it plain dropped off...and the PORK found in this batch of legislation has done nothing to disabuse me of that notion.

As an aside, I think I've found my new favorite texan (HA, like there's many), Molly Ivins. little bit of FARKfilter for ya, sorry.

Et cetera: (insert bullet-related phrase
here)


Et cetera: (insert bullet-related phrase
here)
12/19/2003 11:50 AM
Optical computing, open source Winamp 3, and budget 64-bit CPUs

Insert a list of reservation in a DHCP
scope


Insert a list of reservation in a DHCP
scope
07/27/2004 09:25 AM

Wondering why the press doesn't focus on
the good stuff in Iraq? According to
Newsweek, most of it is exaggerated


Wondering why the press doesn't focus on
the good stuff in Iraq? According to
Newsweek, most of it is exaggerated
10/28/2003 11:07 PM
The $87 Billion Money Pit

msnbc.com/news/985304.asp?0cv=KA01
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Insert a remote control button into SMS
web reporting for SMS 2003


Insert a remote control button into SMS
web reporting for SMS 2003
04/28/2004 04:12 PM

Services that insert sounds into mobile
phone conversations


Services that insert sounds into mobile
phone conversations
02/01/2005 08:38 PM
Xeni Jardin: A growing number of tech providers now offer "sound insertion" services for mobile phone users. Think: ringtones you plug into the "body" of a voice conversation. Sonic emoticons. Ronan Higgins of cafe.com says:
Lightwav for PalmOne Treo smartphones has a feature called "CoverUp Sound" where you can trigger sounds to play in the phone conversation.

I hear that this application is popular in Japan with cheating "salary men" husbands. They'll trigger sounds of a train station, a busy office or a bar, while explaining to their wives why they won't be home until later. Single men trigger the sound of a girl in the background saying "come back to bed" to make their male friends jealous.

I use it to insert a bad connection effect: "I can't hear you, you're breaking up on me, I'm losing signal, I'll have to call you back about that. Kshhhh."

In related news -- last week, San Francisco-based Phonebites nabbed a US$3MM venture round. They, too, offer a service that allows mobile phone users to insert a pre-recorded sound clip into a live conversation - like a radio soundboard, but for your cell phone. Here's a related Engadget post from last October: Link. (thanks, Marc Nathan, via the unwired list)

Update: BB reader Daniel says,

There's also such an application available for Seiries60 smartphones. The app is called CallCheater. And it works quite nicely.
Link

Doctors Insert Feeding Tube Through
Pope's Nose


Doctors Insert Feeding Tube Through
Pope's Nose
03/30/2005 09:16 AM
The tube is intended to improve what the Vatican described as a "slow and progressive" recovery from his tracheotomy.

Hackers insert 'Pink Grandfather Party'
into Indonesian election


Hackers insert 'Pink Grandfather Party'
into Indonesian election
04/20/2004 04:43 AM
ZDNet UK Apr 20 2004 8:45AM GMT
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