Dr Wingnut

Month: November 2006

  • Repetition

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    Repetition does not transform a lie into a truth.Franklin D. Roosevelt

  • Grief

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    There is an end to grief if we have the courage to accept our personal goodness and our ongoing right to happiness.Justin Langley

  • Passwords: Easier to guess than you think

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    An interesting analysis of how most people use really bad choices when they pick a password: If there is a silver lining in the phishing attack that let 34,000 MySpace passwords loose, it’s that Roger Grimes got to analyze them.  “Being able to collect and analyze such a large number of passwords from a wide…

  • Paradox

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    As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain, and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality.Albert Einstein

  • That Wacky Web

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    Brilliant start-and-stop funk dancing Catchy dance video, “Tunak tunak tun” and Napoleon… or the inevitable Numa Numa/Napoleon mashupSing along while the leek spinsCool down by creating your *own* chill-out tuneFunny rant on naming suburban developmentsJust a minute of therapy for the middle of your dayYellow ribbons on your SUVHistory of the button: Tracing the history…

  • Choice

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    I always have two lists: things I’m happy about and things I’m not.  It’s my choice which list I focus on.Anne Arthur

  • Kwality

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    Television: A medium.  So called because it is neither rare nor well done.Ernie Kovacs