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  1. did something i haven't done in literally years...spent the last 4+ hrs playing a computer game! (Tales of Monkey Island pt.1) about 5 hours ago via Digsby
  2. RT @gregferrell RT @zachvat: I can't recall ever clicking on a Web page ad. Of any kind. Ever. That just dawned on me. about 9 hours ago via Digsby
  3. Nerd: originally Knurd, which is drunk spelled backwards. :) appropriate i'd say. about 11 hours ago via Digsby
  4. i've blocked a couple of class B networks, a couple of class C networks, and a dozen random IP's. before i'm done may block of half the web. about 11 hours ago via Digsby
  5. Fascinating... how have I never found this before?? historical origins for computer/tech words & phrases: http://bit.ly/ajJjLv about 11 hours ago via Digsby
  6. @sh1mmer recursive nameserver requests... called the "amplification attack"... like what's happening to me. about 11 hours ago via web in reply to sh1mmer
  7. oh and while i'm at it, screw you @onrampaccess for being so lame as to not help me with this attack...for 6 days. about 11 hours ago via Digsby
  8. holy hell i am getting so extremely pissed at damn hackers attacking my DNS server. 6 days and counting. #screwyou about 12 hours ago via Digsby
  9. @stubbornella 14hr flight!? wow... where you going that far away!? :) about 12 hours ago via Digsby in reply to stubbornella
  10. @brianleroux right, that makes sense. :) @davejohnson about 14 hours ago via web in reply to brianleroux
  11. @brianleroux sounds like that guy really wants Cappucino about 14 hours ago via web in reply to brianleroux
  12. @davejohnson @brianleroux how does it do the cross-domain ajax? via CORS? or JSON-P? or? about 14 hours ago via web in reply to brianleroux
  13. RT @brianleroux: Think I might write a book called "Refactoring FROM Patterns" some day. about 16 hours ago via web
  14. started working on LABjs 1.1 last nite. some corner-case bugs in "allowDupes" feature... may need a decent amount of rewrite to fix. about 17 hours ago via web
  15. @hexlib cool... that's roughly in the ballpark of what i was hoping for. about 18 hours ago via web in reply to hexlib
  16. @zii no evidence it's being enforced. but that doesn't make the patent less evil. :) about 18 hours ago via web in reply to zii
  17. UGH... IBM owns a patent on using a credentials Ajax proxy for federated/authenticated cross-domain Ajax... #patents #suck about 19 hours ago via web
  18. @ldexterldesign perhaps smarter people (even with less actual skills) are more flexible to change and learn something new when tech changes? about 19 hours ago via web in reply to ldexterldesign
  19. RT @shanselman: OH: "Things you'll never hear. Wow, what an AMAZING middle manager." /via @Pete_Brown about 19 hours ago via web
  20. RT @TWalk: "You will not be punished for your anger; you will be punished by your anger." ~ Buddha about 19 hours ago via web