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neurological dryer lint

dirty deeds... and the dunderchief

 

oh, the thangs that the gun'll do

so i moved my photo gallery over to flickr from my gallery site. my goal has been to move as much stuff from our hosted server as possible...

i think it was around six years ago when i bought bootleg.org and started running a web server. eventually i moved my mail over to it and started hosting other websites when i learned of the wonders of apache virtual hosts. we moved young life's mail and web to it soon afterwards. at one point it was fun having a production server to mess with.

it's gotten to be a responsibility i don't really enjoy any longer, though. so i'm on a quest to get as much stuff off of the server as i can until it no longer needs to be around. and i've been impressed with flickr - their tools, compatibility, ease of use, etc...

the next project is to import all of my old mail (pre-2005) to gmail using gexodus.

slashdot rejected my story on this... tuesday's microsoft security bulletin included two patches that you ought to look at in addition to last week's WMF patch. a similar bug exists in the way windows processes web fonts. also is a nasty bug in outlook that allows malicious programs to run simply by previewing an email message... a bug which also exists in exchange. ever want to infect an exchange server simply by sending an email message? now you can!

so hit ms update, like, now.

 

3 Comments for this post

 
Blogger Unknown Says:

You are like Capt. Windows Update, aren't you?

 
 
Blogger Justin Hall Says:

you're like... captain... picard...

shut up

 
 
Anonymous Anonymous Says:

captain jean-luc picard of the uss enterprise...

http://picard.ytmnd.com/

 

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