Monday, January 26, 2004
I know a lot of people in LasVegas that I've never met.
I said that earlier to a customer who was from Las Vegas in reference to MomFish's clan and it was a bit humorous to watch him think about it. *giggles* It doesn't make sense - but it's true. I know MomFish's clan and they know me, but we've just never met. Anywho--I didn't get a chance to re-do the code for this page this weekend. I was too busy sleeping and reading Dune (again) this time for a paper. The new code will probably be off in the future sometime when a) I have time to write the full code in HTML or 2) I learn to code in Java.
Until then, I'll amuse with quizzes:
I am 42% Geek
You probably work in computers, or a history deptartment at a college. You never really fit in with the "normal" crowd. But you have friends, and this is a good thing.
Take the Geek Test at fuali.com
ADDENDUM 1 (4:24pm):
I find this amusing..."From interviews with Iraqi scientists and other sources, he said, his team learned that sometime around 1997 and 1998, Iraq plunged into what he called a 'vortex of corruption', when government activities began to spin out of control because an increasingly isolated and fantasy-riven Saddam Hussein had insisted on personally authorizing major projects without input from others.
After the onset of this 'dark ages', Dr. Kay said, Iraqi scientists realized they could go directly to Mr. Hussein and present fanciful plans for weapons programs, and receive approval and large amounts of money. Whatever was left of an effective weapons capability, he said, was largely subsumed into corrupt money-raising schemes by scientists skilled in the arts of lying and surviving in a fevered police state."
0 CoMmEnTs
I said that earlier to a customer who was from Las Vegas in reference to MomFish's clan and it was a bit humorous to watch him think about it. *giggles* It doesn't make sense - but it's true. I know MomFish's clan and they know me, but we've just never met. Anywho--I didn't get a chance to re-do the code for this page this weekend. I was too busy sleeping and reading Dune (again) this time for a paper. The new code will probably be off in the future sometime when a) I have time to write the full code in HTML or 2) I learn to code in Java.
Until then, I'll amuse with quizzes:
I am 42% Geek
You probably work in computers, or a history deptartment at a college. You never really fit in with the "normal" crowd. But you have friends, and this is a good thing.
Take the Geek Test at fuali.com
ADDENDUM 1 (4:24pm):
I find this amusing..."From interviews with Iraqi scientists and other sources, he said, his team learned that sometime around 1997 and 1998, Iraq plunged into what he called a 'vortex of corruption', when government activities began to spin out of control because an increasingly isolated and fantasy-riven Saddam Hussein had insisted on personally authorizing major projects without input from others.
After the onset of this 'dark ages', Dr. Kay said, Iraqi scientists realized they could go directly to Mr. Hussein and present fanciful plans for weapons programs, and receive approval and large amounts of money. Whatever was left of an effective weapons capability, he said, was largely subsumed into corrupt money-raising schemes by scientists skilled in the arts of lying and surviving in a fevered police state."