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omphaloskepsis

a long word, unlikely ever to play a part in the even the most cut-throat of Scrabble games Continue reading

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Traffic Analysis

I didn’t realize it, but the end of the month marks Unknown Dog’s 1 year anniversary! Wow! UD is a low traffic blog. That said, here were the top 5 posts from the last year in terms of hits, as … Continue reading

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Handy 2005 SEC football schedule

My friend Nick Plastiras sent me a cool Excel spreadsheet containing the 2005 SEC college football schedule. Not sure if he was the creator or just a lucky recipient, but he said to feel free to pass it along. Click … Continue reading

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Lost and found waterfall in California

National Geographic News has a cool blurb about a waterfall that has been “lost” for that last 40-50 years: [“Lost” Giant Waterfall Discovered in California]

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Redneck Madness

Could be considered not worksafe. I laughed until I cried. [Hillbilly Hijinks]

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NCAA shenanigans

Maybe the NCAA is pulling a bait and switch. Maybe there is a huge scandal ready to be exposed in college sports, if only the light was shone in the right direction. Maybe not, because this stroke of genius was … Continue reading

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very cool picture of astronaut

In honor of my recent science fiction book review, and because it is a cool picture, here is a link to an astronaut self portrait from outside the space shuttle: nasa.gov image. The detail in the image is awesome. I … Continue reading

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Book Review: The Hard SF Renaissance

The Hard SF Renaissance
by David G. Hartwell (Editor), Kathryn Cramer (Editor) Continue reading

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Book Review: The Hinge Factor

The Hinge Factor, Erik Durschmied Continue reading

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3- making the network friendly

This journal entry is relatively short and sweet. I considered setting up BIND for DNS services, when I decided to go simple and use the path of least resistance, aka the hosts file.

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