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^^ Filter Google results userscript is awesome… bannish wiki*edia, truth by consensus, with ease
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^^ Filter Google results userscript is awesome… bannish wiki*edia, truth by consensus, with ease
GreaseMonkey
http://GreaseMonkey.mozdev.org
ChickenFoot
http://groups.csail.mit.edu/uid/chickenfoot/
iMacros
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3863
Koala
http://domino.research.ibm.com/comm/research_projects.nsf/pages/koala.index.html
CoScripter
http://services.alphaworks.ibm.com/coscripter
Will CoScripter be to GreaseMonkey what Natural Language was to Lexis/Nexis? I prefer boolean with proximity modifiers, but I will prefer CoScripter.
with simple updates to the featured greasemonkey userscript it’s fully functional. thought required.
updated: Jan 21, 2008
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
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“If Truthiness is not neologism neither is moralphobia! The neologisminess value of a word fades in proportion to the fame of the one who utters the word? Misunderestimate must have an even lower neologisminess than truthiness’s neologisminess!”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Truthiness
Wait until Ann Coulter uses the word…. ![]()
I’ve completed all three levels. Easy. I won’t say how… but I will replicate someone else’s post with the answers to level one… the day after the contest closes I’ll post my “notes” that solve all three levels.
The Bus Ticket -
Hint: A place to find out about you favorite TV programs both past and future. (TV.com)
Description:
Instantly teleports any person who touches it - or who is touched with
it - to a spot outside Gallup, N.M. The ticket itself remains where it
is unless the teleported person was holding it at the time. Round trips
are not possible.
The Key -
Hint: A place where page six isn’t always page six. (NY Post)
Description:
Opens any door with a pin-tumbler lock and makes it into a portal to
the Motel Room, which seems to exist outside of normal space and, in
turn, allows the user to exit through any door of their choosing,
anywhere in the world.
The Pencil -
Hint: The hottest place for watching other people’s videos, or posting your own. (YouTube)
Description: Creates a 1961 penny when it is tapped against a solid surface.
The Umbrella -
Hint: Find the latest essays, fiction, and cartoons in this big apple magazine. (The New Yorker)
Description:
Creates a mind-altering effect, not in the user, but in others who
observe the user. It cases them to mistakenly believe that they
know the user, and to look up on them favorably, or at least without
suspicion.
The Scissors -
Hint: Home of all things sci-fi. (The SCI FI Channel)
Description:
Rotates arbitrary things in three-dimensional space. The axis of the
rotation can be either within or without the target. Targeted items can
be of any size or mass.
nah I decided not to show the codes… wait until the day after tomorrow for ALL the codes to ALL three levels
It’s old school…and I’m (again) the first one to do something like this. binary data UUencoded and posted (text) to a blog.
spiffy, eh?
http://digg.com/software/multiformat_Encoding_and_Decoding_for_Windows
Now scurry off and imagine the potential
http://rapidshare.de/files/29697312/key-bumping-guide-pdf.rar
just in case it disappears
“VERY high speed internet”
2.5 GBps down
1.2 GBps up
beta signup page
http://treshautdebit.francetelecom.com/dap/controller/index.php
rumor has it that free internet service speeds will rise to 28Mbps
http://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Talk:Homophobia
I am confused. If we aren’t holding words to their literal meaning, why are we writing encyclopedia entries about them? — bikeable (talk) 19:22, 26 July 2006 (UTC)
The pedophiles and liberalists have on many occasions deleted WORDS like “moralphobe” and “moralphobia” calling them neologisms all the while wrongly tolerating the entry on the colloquialism “homophobia”. Double standard? The talk article even linked to “Moralityphobia“. It was swiftly delted in a state of frantic moralphobia.
Moralphobia APTLY describes the fear driving the deletion of the word itself. As commented above there’s no place in wikipedia for the colloquialism “homophobia”.
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
http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/newsdesk/archive/releases/2006/24/
unique view of the disk galaxy NGC 5866 tilted nearly edge-on
to our line-of-sight. Hubble’s sharp vision reveals a crisp dust lane
dividing the galaxy into two halves. The image highlights the galaxy’s
structure: a subtle, reddish bulge surrounding a bright nucleus, a blue
disk of stars running parallel to the dust lane, and a transparent outer
halo.
Art with blackholes

suffer emotionally abusive friends? Soon you might be abused by hardware
http://digitaljournal.com/news/index.php?articleID=4786

I won’t buy ANY hardware with embedded DRM… unless I can remove- or
circumvent it. Thanks, but I don’t want a nanny state. Even China is
slowly being moved away from that mentality.
/PAE is hardly a solution. Until hardware catches up with memory requirements of Vista I see little point to rushing in especially as the bloat doesn’t carry increased security (decreased insecurity). Sadly many soho portable mp3 players can address more ram than soho PCs.
HITBSecConf2006 - Malaysia » Joanna Rutkowska (Senior Security …
hint: malware continues to be the IT cash cow
oh look… other people are now saying “malware injection” mwahahaha
http://www.internetnews.com/security/article.php/3624861
What is Communist Google?
Communist Google is a website devoted to the submission of U.S.
companies to Chinese censorship and totalitarian tactics of repression.
Communist Google is a parody of Google.
We are of course in no way shape or form related to Google.
Viva La Revolucion!
Google fighting class action free speech lawsuit
http://thepeoplescube.com/red/viewtopic.php?t=774
and still very flashy
hopefully someone else has discovered how to remove the ’sponsor’ adNoyances*.

* yet another awesome word coined by Sagacious Himself in 2003. This week includes ‘SEO Black Boxing’.. but never forget moralphobe, moralphobia, and moralphobic! … the latter three are now in use by other people. teehee