Sagacious Himself — now with humility - brevity in circumlocution

March 10, 2008

I want a steganography tool to host non-image files in blog provider’s free image hosting

Filed under: Concept, circumvention — Sagacious Himself @ 4:05 am

It would need to generate a noise image large enough for whatever file, and as part of the image contain the file name, and optionally date stamp, and MD5 hash of the contained file.  Not to be used to “hide” files, but encapsulate them for easy retrieval.

Preferable output is PNG because most image hosts do not try to resample or recompress PNG.

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March 1, 2008

IrfanView ImageShack plugin

Filed under: Concept — Sagacious Himself @ 4:24 pm

yes, I did send that feedback

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February 22, 2008

Ease your carbon debt with Baby Power

Filed under: Black Hussein Obama, Concept, Gulagosphere, low tech — Sagacious Himself @ 9:56 pm

February 16, 2008

digg’s friend status should have friendness-direction arrows

Filed under: Concept, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 2:24 pm

Is he a fan of me or am I a fan of him?

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February 15, 2008

Cowon A3 plays Matroska.. Q5W filters out MKV extension.. no play joy

Filed under: HardWare — Sagacious Himself @ 10:43 am

Q5W won’t play MP4,
Q5W won’t play  MKV,
Q5W won’t play  M4K

… very disappointing

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February 14, 2008

BROKEN junk should have its own ebay category… acounts selling BROKEN junk in wrong category should be suspended

Filed under: BULLSHIT, Concept, DARPA, Justice — Sagacious Himself @ 8:36 pm

Tired of finding stuff listed as broken, “not working”, or “as is” with no assurance of functionality, too?  REQUIRING ALL sellers tick a box assuring functionality on penalty of suspension would allay the issue.

NOT-checking the box would force the item into a separate category of brokenness and NOT show in standard search results

ARRRG

Condition used?   Obviously used to death.  wrong infernal category, cretin

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February 12, 2008

myoelectric text entry (keyboard)

Filed under: CIO, Concept — Sagacious Himself @ 11:13 am

timeline, products, and sparking ideas..

fun phrases

Surface electromyography

United States Patent 4964411
Evoked EMG signal processing, Issued on October 23, 1990

A method of separating dispersive and synchronous time varying myoelectric signals

The Finger-Joint Gesture Wearable Keypad (1999)
http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/goldstein99fingerjoint.html

Survey of virtual keyboards
http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/532022.html

FingeRing

thumbcode

DSI datotech: mutli-point touchpad

VKB projection

VKey

How to operate a PC without using the hands (2005): HaMCoS
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1090785.1090828


Today:  SenseBoard

http://www.senseboard.com/

Alternatively: DataHand keyboard (defunct)

natural keyboard = Klockenberg, 1926?

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dd-wrt 23 sp2 vs tomato 1.15 — screencaps and whatnot

Filed under: DARPA, Geeky goodness, HardWare, Sagacious Himself, Software Review — Sagacious Himself @ 8:59 am

briefly


tomato has more intuitive QoS controls

tomato has shinier bandwidth graphs

  • tomato bandwidth realtime

  • tomato QoS connections distribution

dd-wrt screenshots later

When KAID, VPN, and VoIP are not an issue tomato is the way to go.

I’m days away from donating $20 to dd-wrt to try their ’special’ QoS edition!

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January 11, 2008

low cost alternative to cowon Q5W + GPS - MTWO Technologies GPS-288 - FLAC xvid TV-out SDRAM 2gigs

Filed under: CIO, Cowon Q5W, GPS, HardWare, PMP, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Tags: , , , , , , , , — Sagacious Himself @ 8:00 pm

MTWO Technologies GPS-288

2.8-inch Multimedia Player with GPS Navigation Function

http://m-two.manufacturer.globalsources.com/si/6008811374324/pdtl/Portable-GPS/1004679615/Portable-GPS.htm

MTWO Technologies GPS-288

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Plays videos and the beloved FLAC… TV-out, secondary to GPS

Key Specifications/Special Features:

  • GPS navigation, music player, video player, photo viewer, FM radio, voice recording, E-book and gaming all-in-one
  • Embedded Linux system (version 2.6.14)
  • Actions ATT2200 processor (MIPS + DSP, 180MHz)
  • Screen: 2.8-inch TFT LCD, QVGA 320 x 240, 260K colors, touch screen
  • Storage: build-in NAND flash, up to 1GB, external SD/MMC card up to 2GB
  • Music format: WMA, DRM WMA, ASF, OGG, APE, FLAC, WAV, AUDIBLE
  • Supports ID3 LRC
  • Equalizer: seven mode, SRS WOW, SRS WOW HD, user mode
  • Recording: FM recording, MIC recording. Format: WAV, ACT
  • Photo viewer: support JPEG, BMP, GIF format
  • Video format: XviD, AMVB, WMV
  • Video out: TV out
  • USB OTG
  • FM radio and FM recording
  • Support actions DRM
  • Build-in stereo speaker
  • System:
    • CPU: Actions ATT2200 processor (MIPS + DSP, 180MHz)
    • SDRAM: 64MB
    • NAND flash: 64MB (up to 1GB)
    • OS: embedded Linux system (version 2.6.14)
  • Functions:
    • Channels: 20
    • Position: less than 10m
    • Velocity: 0.1m/seconds
    • Time: 0.01 seconds to GPS time
    • TTFF (open sky)
    • Reacquisition: 0.1 seconds, average
    • Hot start: 8 seconds, average
    • Warm start: 29 seconds, average
    • Cold start: 42 seconds, average
    • Antenna: embedded antenna[ Himself.wordpress.com ]

September 18, 2007

trust us with all your phone numbers, all your email addresses, all your passwords, all your pincodes… and collect all your inbound communication in one convenient google-monitored-and-indefinately-cached location! ooooh sign me up.. not

Filed under: All Your Base, CIO, Concept, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 5:04 pm

GrandCentral sounded like a Ring-One telco service onlinified…

“recently acquired by google”

wow… what a surprise?

google wants to own you

September 12, 2007

hunt for the ideal SATA/EIDE to USB2 gizmo (not an enclosure)

Filed under: CIO, Geeky goodness, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 1:04 pm

I already own a Vantec CB-ISATAU2 … but it appears to be a first or second generation edition of this three type device to USB idea. It’s working fine with my Seagate 320 SATA. Curiously its the only one to require power be fed to the gizmo to power 2.5″ ide drives.
This time I’m going to buy the MASSCOOL ADT-UPS003-S. The only thing its missing is a power switch… I think that’s easily remedied ;)

not hardwired == device not hardwired to USB
those not showing 2amp 12v are 1.5amp 12v

Rosewill RCW-608 is the only one boasting Sata II, but remember we’re connecting via USB2 here. Sadly I couldn’t find a similar class of devices that used Firewire400 (or 800) instead of USB2. Some of us know Firewire provides better continuous speed than USB2.
bytecc BT-300 (hardwired,no switch, 4pin molex feeds device, sata power/data ports on device)
http://www.byteccusa.com/product/adapter/BT-300/BT-300.htm

Rosewill RCW-608 (sata II, power switch, brick-Y: 4pin molex && Sata, only sata data port on device)
http://www.rosewill.com/product/product.aspx?productId=903

* MASSCOOL ADT-UPS003-S (2amp 12v, not hardwired, no switch, ATAPI, simul: SATA + 2.5″ IDE, 4pin molex feeds device, sata power/data ports on device)
http://www.fannerusa.com/masscool/Product.aspx?ID=296

Sabrent USB-DSC5 (2amp 12v, hardwired, 4pin->sata.power simul: SATA + 2.5″ IDE … looks like gen1.5 of vantec, only sata data port on device)
http://www.sabrent.com/products/specs/usb-dsc5.htm

Sytche SCUPS 1000 (2amp 12v, not hardwired, switch, ATAPI, NO 2.5″ IDE, simul: SATA + 3.5″ IDE/ATAPI, 4pin molex feeds device, sata power/data ports on device)
http://www.scythe-usa.com/product/acc/013/scupc1000.html

This information is provided as a resource for myself… if you find it useful then your day became a little better… you’re welcome

August 10, 2007

mobile phone laptop cars? AlphaCOM rolling over in grave

AlphaCOM, pioneers of mobile PCMCIA cards, rolls eyes over “new” mobile phone company’s laptop cards.  It was cool at 1997 COMDEX.  19.2k with LOTS of compression?  Remember when I suggested bonding multiple cards TEN YEARS AGO?  Bonding isn’t new, but its time has come again.  Most laptops have two PCMCIA slots.  2x broadband > 1x broadband

But $49 is better than the $600 I spent four years ago testing cards from VerizonEvil Wireless and AT&T.  I had a less unpleasant experience tethering my laptop to my moto.

June 2, 2007

firefox extension: slow loading page element nuke

Filed under: AdNoyances, Concept, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself, Tagtastic — Sagacious Himself @ 12:15 am

There needs to be an extension to ’speed up’ slow loading site pages by nuking elements (or temp blocking) that fall well below the average page element load time — or a specified load time.  No more waiting on cross domain loads, bloat, or objects in high demand.  Once could set a global threshold and thresholds for individual domains or domains+paths

February 20, 2007

At last a digital music licensing scheme the recording industry can live with

Filed under: Concept, Piracy, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 6:54 pm

http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/7098/df20010306bh7.jpg

January 24, 2007

revised downloading mp3s from myspace music

Filed under: Concept, DARPA, Download, Hackery, I am bored, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 1:10 am

The Sagacious Himself SWF cache method

load firefox ( BrowseHappy.com/why/ )

load myspace musician’s page

clear firefox cache

find url in source that starts as http://lads.myspace.com/music/musicplayer.swf?…

OR use Live HTTP headers to fish it out

load the whole gobbledegook url into a new tab

start song

let “cache” finish…. this will unfortunately take about as long as it does to play entire song

open firefox profile cache folder (below assumes XP. consult kb.mozillazine.org for yous OS path)

%appdata%\mozilla\[yourProfileName]\cache

or whatever is defined for “browser.cache.disk.parent_directory” in user.js in profile

find cache file between 1- and 15 megs. This is the mp3 you want. It will most likely be the largest, most recently modified file.

– alternatively enter about:cache?device=disk into location bar, look for the entry with the largest data size, click it, and file on disk will reveal the filename and location. PLUS while your token is valid you can click the URL labeled key and download the mp3 to your defined download path. It still has a funky name, but it’s “ready to play”.

it will likely resemble: http://cache[NN]-music[NN]-myspacecdn.com/[NN]/std_*.mp3?…

– or if you are especially lazy install Cache Viewer, load cache viewer, search for mp3, double click (or r-click save-as) ..

copy to appropriately named mp3 in suitable location

done

repeat for each song you want. the SWF url will expire. reload musician’s page in firefox, extract new SWF url, paste to new tab, click song, repeat

works. testest. retested. happy enough

please obey laws unless you have an opportunity to screw with verizon or toshiba

P.S. I am not a myspacer - it uses the worst of the least of technologies poorly. Using a DEA I created a myspace account that I have since not touched. Triviality of trivialities.

December 19, 2006

what happens when you don’t understand the word fascism? and have a not-good knowledge of history?

Filed under: BULLSHIT, Gross Politix, Knowledge, Liberalists, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 11:58 pm

you might write an article entitled

what is good about fascism?

that tries to seriously compare the word to the United States

:blink:

October 27, 2006

getting basic auth to work on godaddy shared webhosting — fun with .htaccess and .htpasswd

Filed under: BULLSHIT, CIO, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 2:04 am

one cannot enable basic auth on the root of a godaddy shared hosting account.

GoDud uses some horrifically annoying caching proxy so you might drive yourself near madness tinkering with content and permissions trying to get basic auth working.  Wait about 24 hours and what didn’t work when you initially uploaded will mysteriously function without a hitch the next day.

For ’security’ reasons GoDud refuses to release version information about their servers and the respective software packages on the webhost.  Isn’t security through obscurity grand?

** sometimes ** this works:

AFTER uploading content to the directory you wish to protect, and AFTER you’ve configured basic auth, THEN create a new subdirectory and mass-move all the files into it.  Browse to the content in the sub-directory.. voila! you’re now prompted for authentication.

oooh fun!

“Can I move the files up a level now?”

Sure, but basic auth will not-work again.

If I were paying a monthly fee for this shared hosting I’d be vexed beyond description.  GoDaddy is fine for hosting: content for direct download.  GoDaddy is NOT fine for most php application or much of anything else.

September 16, 2006

newegg scam digg in top ten on google

Filed under: BULLSHIT, HardWare, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 4:40 pm

websearch for: NewEgg scam

how do you like those eggs, NewEgg?  A little bitter?

September 13, 2006

I swear I thought of it this morning first.. or digg is reading my mind… and they almost perfectly implemented my sticky diggs

What’s digg missing?  Sticky diggs.

I thought of it this morning in the shower.  But I was too lazy to bug them in the morning.  Lo and behold there’s something very close today: “My #1″.

Sure, I have a nearly eerie power to sway but I didn’t think it worked across vast distances on people I’ve never meant.  I must be getting more powerful.

mwahahaha

September 9, 2006

looks like I’m not the only one to SUFFER HORRIBLE inbound call quality issues with VoicePulse

Filed under: Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 11:13 am

I have SEVERAL EXTREMELY fast internet connections in the house.  At one point one EXTREMELY fast connection was provided for the EXCLUSIVE use of the VoicePulse phone-adapter and the problems persisted.  Clearly NOT a bandwidth issue.

http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/nbbw.cgi?Gw=voicepulse+AND+%28issue+OR+complain+OR+problem%29

August 25, 2006

RFID Passport Shield Failure Demo — using the gestapo to kill more flying Americans

solution? 666 tatoo time

Farraday shielding for US RFID passports? … let the RFID poison spamming begin

yes, its a sad day when citizens need tiny Farraday enclosures for their identification.  Farraday cages?  No, this is a new kind of digital draconia

http://www.paraben-forensics.com/rfid-passport-security.html

http://img242.imageshack.us/img242/5203/1ox1.jpg

see also

http://percybuilt.com/

http://rfid-shield.com/

(I’ve been saying this for years)

the best way to poison data harvesting is to (continuously) provide LOTS AND LOTS of BAD information. 

let the RFID spamming begin!!

August 19, 2006

TypeForge - opensource collaborative type design

Filed under: Concept, Download, Knowledge, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 8:50 am

TypeForge - opensource collaborative type design

free fonts, and free information on font design most notably with FontForge.  Get feedback about your font designs

August 10, 2006

cheese eating surrender monkeys — save money on military spend on internet infrastructure

Filed under: CIO, DARPA, Geeky goodness, I am bored, Knowledge, Piracy, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself, Tagtastic — Sagacious Himself @ 10:44 am

Très
Haut Débit

“VERY high speed internet”

2.5 GBps down
1.2 GBps up

http://treshautdebit.francetelecom.com/dap/controller/index.php?fwdAction=show&fwdSubject=Faq&faq=faq_net#debit

beta signup page
http://treshautdebit.francetelecom.com/dap/controller/index.php

rumor has it that free internet service speeds will rise to 28Mbps

PMC under FIOS?

Filed under: Geeky goodness, I am bored, Piracy, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 10:32 am

http://www.pmc-sierra.com/ftth-pon/

PMC-Sierra is the only supplier to support both EPON (IEEE 802.3ah Ethernet in the First Mile) and GPON (ITU-T G.984) standards.

verizon vcast LAME in comparison to DoCoMo 4G

Filed under: Geeky goodness, I am bored, Piracy, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 10:23 am

NTT DoCoMo says it managed to transmit data at 2.5Gbps to a moving vehicle in recent tests of a new wireless data technology.

you suck, verizon!

especially since other countries now enjoy 2.5 GB/s down and 1.2 GB/s up home internet for LESS than the cost of the highest price tier of FIOS.  Its not available on the comparison page though… yet?
http://abonnez-vous.orange.fr/residentiel/include/flash/Comparez_et_choisissez.htm

PlayLinc - free game servers for gamers on verizon

Filed under: Geeky goodness, I am bored, Piracy, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 8:50 am

http://playlinc.com/

will it be a haven for pirates like hamachi was?

August 8, 2006

Microsoft Windows Live QnA Beta fine print protects against disparaging microsoft products or recommending superior, non-microsoft software

Filed under: CIO, Geeky goodness, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself, Tagtastic — Sagacious Himself @ 10:56 pm

An answer on Live QnA had better not contain a product recomendation over and above a similar Microsoft product:

4. How You May Not Use the Service.

In using the service, you may not:

·        
use the service in a way that harms us or our affiliates,
resellers, distributors, and/or vendors (collectively, the “Microsoft parties”),
or any customer of a Microsoft party;

Woo… and we can resell this free service (c’mon, think like Microsoft)

7. If You Pay Microsoft.


7.1 Charges.
 
This section 7 applies in all situations in which you directly pay us.  If you
pay a company other than us for the service, then the charges and billing terms
are as stated by the other company. Even if you do not pay for the service, you
may still incur charges incidental to using the service; for example, charges
for Internet access, mobile text messaging, or other data transmission. 

Just be wary of silent, push upgrades

We may automatically
download upgrades to the software to your computer to update, enhance and
further develop the service.

Your effort will be rewarded with points but

Promotion Points may expire
at any time

ads?  yes


13.
Requirements For Placing
Advertisements
.

You may be able to place
advertisements in or through the service.  We have no obligation to display any
part of the advertising content.

hey, and I have no obligation to allow advertising content to be downloaded let alone rendered.

Sooo…. QnA will contain malware?  There’s no clear assertion that is does not


Potentially Unwanted
Software

If you
remove or disable “spyware,” “adware” and other potentially unwanted software
(“potentially unwanted software”), it may cause other software on your computer
to stop working, and it may cause you to breach a license to use other software
on your computer

How to signup for Windows Live QnA Beta
http://qna.live.com/RegisterUser.aspx

http://ideas.live.com/s_code.js

http://msninviteprod.112.2O7.net/b/ss/msninviteprod/1/H.1--NS/0

30% off at Best Buy

Filed under: HardWare, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 8:27 am

http://flickr.com/photos/inju/tags/bb30off/

As you’ll see in the photos, the 30% off ones have slightly different
copyright text than the lower (10% 5% 15%) booklets. If you get one
with a 29528_1 to the left of the copyright symbol on the back cover,
you have a lower one. If there’s no text to the left of the the
copyright symbol, you’ve got the 30% off!

August 7, 2006

himself too popular for wordpress

Filed under: All Your Base, Humor, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 10:10 pm

http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/8668/himself2popular4wordpressvb6.png

or something like that

sony mylo … only nine year old technology pirated from SkyTel

Filed under: Geeky goodness, HardWare, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 9:48 pm

mylo .. sony wireless social networking device

for people who use instant messaging as a primary form of communication
and networking for their social life. … lets you use instant
messaging, browse the Internet, listen to music, send emails and view
photos concurrently…. pocket small, color LCD, Google Talk, Skype and
Yahoo.

remember the “CLIE S320 with MYLO wireless sled”

http://img164.imageshack.us/img164/3543/sonymylotp0.jpg

it bears a striking resemblance to the SkyTel attachment for Palm about NINE YEARS AGO

NINE YEARS AGO this was cutting edge… just like 3G via PCMCIA.

:sigh:

August 4, 2006

plans to solve the high gas price problem

(1) mine US oil! — who cares about a few deer. animals have zero rights.. except the right be be tasty

(2) cut taxes — always a great plan

(3) cut spending — I can’t print my own money and as the state only
has the right I do by extension has no right to print new money to
spend either

(4) dump liberalist favored government programs — funding evil is never wise

(5) “use less” is not a plan

(6) ignore liberalists with “secret plans”

hahaha…. now for an econazi perspective:

Why not just remove gas tanks from cars?  Then no one would be able to use gas.  Problem solved.  woo. 

No, wait, let’s remove personal freedom and dictate each must drive State Brand ™  TheCar.  It will be solar powered exclusively.  That will reduce night time traffic considerably.

Orr just pass a law demanding that machines be built to make gas in one’s garage?  Or by edict declar that the properties of gas are now such that it produces better milage (UN style)

Start a letter writing campaign and whine until suppliers lower price.  Threaten that you won’t be putting gas in your ethanol car to teach them a lesson.

Walk more.  It’s environmentally friendly.  Be sure your shoes contain no oil products and CERTAINLY no animal products!  Avoid walking on plants.  You might hurt their feelings.

So little time, so many great solutions to force on people!

August 3, 2006

download microsoft live mail desktop beta

Filed under: Download, Geeky goodness, News and Announcements, Piracy, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself, SoftWare — Sagacious Himself @ 7:06 pm

http://g.msn.com/1csbeta/OELive

you might need to be logged into passport and might additionally need a live mail account

Having not used it I can only speculate about the offline mail management and HOPE they’re no longer using icky POP3… or annoying exchange… and have instead used flexible, powerful IMAP  :)

2 gigs of mail storage, and ZERO google-creepiness. I won’t be bouncing MS live mail at the MTA… unlike gmail :P

on the downside
http://morethanmail.spaces.live.com/
it does use IE to render content, and DOES have ads so you really should pre filter with prioxy or proxomitron.. unless you like malware

August 1, 2006

Rockbox is an open source replacement firmware for mp3 players — see how badly iPod firmware sucks

Filed under: CIO, Geeky goodness, Hacking, HardWare, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself, SoftWare, Software Review — Sagacious Himself @ 4:26 am

http://rockbox.org/
http://rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/FeatureComparison#Apple

if you must buy an iPod you REALLY MUST use rockbox firmware…. otherwise you’re a TOTAL cretin.

get the FLAC support you deserve!

July 27, 2006

free online tool to generate basic auth files for apache for webhosts that SUCK like GoDaddy

Filed under: Geeky goodness, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 11:28 pm

http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/password/

Enter the desired username(s) and corresponding password(s) used to authenticate entry into the protected directory or files.File names to protect (Optional: leave empty if protecting folder)

use [this] PHP bit to reveal the current path.

July 25, 2006

2 gigs of free backup? still should use encryption

Filed under: Geeky goodness, Review, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 1:18 am

http://mozy.com/

and they agree

Your backup files should be encrypted and stored
in a secure, remote location that’s only accessible to you - from anywhere.

July 24, 2006

we need carrot control…. and to outlaw pools and highschool football practice

Filed under: Concept, Gross Politix, Humor, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 12:36 pm

“A 46-year-old man is accused of assaulting
his wife with a carrot, causing her to lose sight in one eye,” reports the
Associated Press from Monroe, Conn.:

Pamela Vecsey, 46, underwent six [hours] of surgery
after being hit in the left eye with the vegetable Saturday night, but doctors
were not able to restore her vision, prosecutor Stephanie Damiani said.

The couple was arguing when Roderick Vecsey tossed
the carrot, Damiani said.

It is a scandal that thanks to the carrot lobby,
Americans–even the mentally ill, convicted criminals and stalkers–are able to
buy these dangerous weapons without so much as a license or background check.
We need carrot control! It’s the only way to deal with crime at its roots.

 

OpinionJournal [OpinionJournal@wsj.com]

 

Both swimming pools and highschool football practice kill more people than accidental shootings.  Let’s outlaw both pools and highschool football practice.

July 16, 2006

call our NEW Sagacious Hotline ™ and leave feedback about products made in eureka

Filed under: 1-651-204-9080, HardWare, Humor, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself, made in eureka — Sagacious Himself @ 4:30 am

1-651-204-9080

call now… an operator is standing by to record your call… operator not made in erueka

yes, a real voicemail line dedicated to made in eureka

fascist-ready ™ chip implant technology: its for the children

Filed under: Geeky goodness, Hacking, HardWare, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself, Word Coined by Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 4:05 am

A tiresome argument for fascist-ready ™ technology sounds like AlGore: its for the children

http://www.livescience.com/blogs/2006/07/15/raise-your-right-hand-chip-implants-for-everyone/

Or children who have been abducted.

remember Franklin….

They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither

The Sagacious Solution ™ is to carry a device that spams RFID signals. There’s little sense trying to block the information… so give LOTS and LOTS of bad data to devalue the information ;)

Camera with a lens made of ice… and some photos

Filed under: Geeky goodness, Hacking, HardWare, Sagacious, Sagacious Himself — Sagacious Himself @ 3:52 am
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