Most of the time I’m polite and say something like “sorry I don’t have time” and hang up; this time I decided to have a little fun.
Download as mp3 - right click “Save Target As/Save Link As”
Related - “Do you need an organ?”
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On October 10th I received an e-mail from Greg Weiss of Northland Church. Unfortunately, I was not the intended recipient of Mr. Weiss e-mail. Oh well, I have gotten e-mail by mistake before… no big deal. I will just shoot a reply off to him, as a courtesy, to let him know he got the wrong address. But what are these JPEGs attached to the e-mail? They look like scans of a JOB APPLICATION:
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Just testing the WordPress iPhone app. Seems to work pretty well… Would not want to make a long post though.
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After updating to the latest WordPress release (2.6) I was checking out the new Post Revision feature when I inadvertently tried to compare a revision to itself. What resulted scared the #@$& out of me at first… then I realized that it was the Easter Egg the WordPress folks deny is there.
NOTE: This Easter Egg existed in the 2.6 release candidates; what’s funny is that it survived to the official release.
See the WordPress 2.6 Easter Egg in action:
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I am proud to announce that I am finally the owner of the domain adam.com… well, sort of. Let me explain; see the domain adam.com is owned by ADAM, Inc. a health benefit company of sorts and no matter how nice I asked I doubt that ADAM, Inc. (considering their company name) would be willing to part with the domain. So, how did I get the domain adam.com you ask? In a fit of geek inspiration I thought “binary!”
01100001011001000110000101101101.com
That string of 0s and 1s the binary bits that run our modern world when converted to text spells “adam”. Fortunately for me the domain 01100001011001000110000101101101.com was available; so I registered it. Now I can sleep at night knowing that I finally have the domain adam.com… sort of.
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