Sunday, September 26, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Ever wonder what the inside of a charger looks like?
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
$5 worth of pizza
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Amd rocks again
$163 I can have a dual core 3.1ghz amd processor, 2gb ddr3 kingston, and an asus mobo from newegg... I think the wife needs a new pc, what'd ya say? :)
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Lawernceville historic courthouse. Aah, memories. 16m 2d ago.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
F'in A.
I guess it was inevitable...
Bangkok, Thailand
someone logged in as me under my email and sent spam to the top 9 contacts i have in my address book. get this: i only have it setup on webmail - no virus (to my knowledge) will mass mail if my computer's infected.
i only noticed it when my spam folder had a few messages in it - 6 return to senders. one was an ex-co-worker. so i logged into his mail and sure enough, my junk mail. upon viewing the full headers, i found the IP the message originated from: 118.173.34.12 to which i found belonged to Bangkok, Thailand.
So my assumption is someone compromised my password at 7:35 today and a bot sent some spam messages. my password is now changed (actually, i've been using the same password for about 13 years now!) and i'll be monitoring it for a lil while... if you first name starts with A then you got a message [not] from me :(
FYI: i reviewed my history. i thougth "maybe i clicked something around that time and it did it then". negative. i was googling at 6:14, then didn't touch the pc until 7:36. so when the email was sent at 7:35: it wasn't initiated by me. however, my password was only 5 lower case letters long [now it's letters numbers caps and longer) - so i still stand by someone cracked the password and sent it out.
Bangkok, Thailand
someone logged in as me under my email and sent spam to the top 9 contacts i have in my address book. get this: i only have it setup on webmail - no virus (to my knowledge) will mass mail if my computer's infected.
i only noticed it when my spam folder had a few messages in it - 6 return to senders. one was an ex-co-worker. so i logged into his mail and sure enough, my junk mail. upon viewing the full headers, i found the IP the message originated from: 118.173.34.12 to which i found belonged to Bangkok, Thailand.
So my assumption is someone compromised my password at 7:35 today and a bot sent some spam messages. my password is now changed (actually, i've been using the same password for about 13 years now!) and i'll be monitoring it for a lil while... if you first name starts with A then you got a message [not] from me :(
FYI: i reviewed my history. i thougth "maybe i clicked something around that time and it did it then". negative. i was googling at 6:14, then didn't touch the pc until 7:36. so when the email was sent at 7:35: it wasn't initiated by me. however, my password was only 5 lower case letters long [now it's letters numbers caps and longer) - so i still stand by someone cracked the password and sent it out.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Monday, September 06, 2010
Saturday, September 04, 2010
Ugh.
Just ate like 5+ sets of crab legs and 12-18 shrimp at the low country boil. Then decided to go on a mile or two bike ride... I'm not give out - but my stomach is killing me :(
"Don't swim xx mins after eating" might be the rule, but of course its the principal of "no strenuous activity" - and bike riding totally falls into that category...
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"Don't swim xx mins after eating" might be the rule, but of course its the principal of "no strenuous activity" - and bike riding totally falls into that category...
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Friday, September 03, 2010
Thursday, September 02, 2010
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