The next edition of the Best of Me Symphony will be appearing right here at Ambient Irony. (The current Symphony is now up at The Owner's Manual.)

So if you have a post that you think is good, and is over two months old and languishing in your archives - or if you know a blogger who does - you can submit it to bestofme@jpeacock.net.

Be the best that you can be!

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He does, he does.

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Would Theseus come to the white courtesy phone please?

"It is ingrained in the Korean psyche that China is the big brother," said Samuel Koo, president of Arirang TV, South Korea's English-language broadcaster. "But Chinese-Korean relations were far from being an unmitigated love affair. We used to ship to them tens of thousands of virgins every year."

(From that font of all wisdom, the New York Times.)

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It tilts. It swivels. It has tension adjustment for the tilt thingy. It has gas-operated lift, just like a rocket-hamster fed on beans. It's upholstered with elegant black leather. It has armrests where I can rest my arms. It has little wheels, too, five of them!

And I put it together myself!

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Pixy Misa Feeder Goldfish Agility 2 | Strength 7 | Stamina 3 Battle Rating 12 Origins Pixy Misa was purchased at a local Pet Store Can your fishy beat Pixy Misa ?

Answer: Very probably.

(Via Daniel and Ted.)

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Those of you familiar with Joel Veitch's rathergood.com (home to the Viking Kittens and Spode Blode and the Giant Bee) would immediately have recognised the critters in the Quizno's Subs ad as these guys.

They're called spongmonkeys.

I don't know why.

But Ad Report Card on Slate gives them an A.

(My favourite is still the kittens singing Independent Women. "If Destiny's Child were kittens from Northern England, this is what they would sound like.")

(Thanks to Crossbow on the JREF Forums.)

(Oh, and the Wrong Bananas song is good too.)

(Update: Blode and the Giant Bee. Well, it only took me six months to fix that.)

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The second highest-ranking country in the stats for my blog?

Jersey, home of the .je domain.

Hello Jersey!

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1 Whoo Jersey. although second highest in the world is a bit much - there's only 87,000 of us

Posted by: Rob at February 25, 2004 07:50 PM (kXZI6)

2 I've got Jersey up there too...I think it could have something to do with a certain someone having a constant refresh going on...perhaps?

Posted by: Simon at February 25, 2004 09:39 PM (UKqGy)

3 What! My rss reader only refreshes every 5 minutes... oh ... I shoud imagine that if that is the cause then I show up as number one or two on most of the rss blogs on my 'roll.

Posted by: Rob at February 25, 2004 11:56 PM (kXZI6)

4 Way to go, Rob!

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Didn't make my image subdirectories world-searchable.

And then after I did, I needed to restart Apache to get it to notice.

I was wondering why I had 4632 HTTP 403 errors in my log file.

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As viewed from Australia.

(Via Tim Blair.)

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I've fixed my archives.

Note for MT users: If you change your main index from index.html to, say, index.shtml, all your archive pages change too. If you don't do a rebuild, this will cause problems.

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Furthermore, the systematic use of complex symbols suffices to account for an abstract underlying order. With this clarification, the speaker-hearer's linguistic intuition does not readily tolerate a corpus of utterance tokens upon which conformity has been defined by the paired utterance test. We will bring evidence in favor of the following thesis: relational information is not subject to problems of phonemic and morphological analysis. Thus the appearance of parasitic gaps in domains relatively inaccessible to ordinary extraction may remedy and, at the same time, eliminate the traditional practice of grammarians. For one thing, the natural general principle that will subsume this case delimits nondistinctness in the sense of distinctive feature theory.

If you've ever had to wade through pseudo-scientific babble in any field, you know how accurate that is.

Let us continue to suppose that any associated supporting element raises serious doubts about irrelevant intervening contexts in selectional rules. To provide a constituent structure for T(Z,K), most of the methodological work in modern linguistics is not to be considered in determining the traditional practice of grammarians. However, this assumption is not correct, since the appearance of parasitic gaps in domains relatively inaccessible to ordinary extraction suffices to account for an important distinction in language use. It appears that a descriptively adequate grammar can be defined in such a way as to impose nondistinctness in the sense of distinctive feature theory. I suggested that these results would follow from the assumption that this selectionally introduced contextual feature may remedy and, at the same time, eliminate problems of phonemic and morphological analysis.

(Thanks to lucklucky in the comments at Roger L Simon's blog.)

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The Best of Me Symphony is now up at The Owners Manual. Go take a look!

If you have a post that you think is good, and is over two months old and languishing in your archives - or if you know a blogger who does - you can submit it to bestofme@jpeacock.net.

The next Best of Me Symphony will appear...

Right here.

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Canon have just announced the i990, which has seven ink colours and is up to 50% faster than the i965.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

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Remember that printer I wanted? The one with 6 colour, 4800x2400 dpi printing? That prints onto CDs and DVDs? That has a USB 2 hi-speed link? (And another USB port to plug your camera in.) The Canon i965? That printer?

Got it.

Got it $60 off retail too, which paid for 8 reams of HP high-quality inkjet paper that just happened to be selling at half price.

It's currently just sitting on a chair looking cute, because I haven't had time to install all the little bits yet.

Tonight. I'll install all the little bits tonight.

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Nuns with guns.

Nuns with guns in 1920s New York.

Nuns with guns in 1920s New York fighting demons.

And destroying everything in their path, Dirty Pair style.

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1 Shame it's so very, very dull. I class it with Lost Universe - a copy-of-a-copy clone of Slayers. Yeah, there's freaky stuff to come, but I can't get up the energy to care.
Of course, I feel the same way about Full Metal Alchemist, which is the second coming of cool among the hip kids this season. Take it as you will.
Watching el cheapo DVDs of the Silent Moebius TV anime. God, it sucks. Early digital piece-of-shit. It doesn't even have decent fan service. What kind of group-of-cute-working-girls anime doesn't have any fan service? The movies had enough. As if this crap was edited for Christian television. Except for all the, you know, pagan Eastern devil-worship.
I am torn between the shippy girlporn of Maria-sama ga Miteru and the shameless cheesecake of Daphne in the Brilliant Blue.
Fear my stream-of-consciousness.

Posted by: Mitch H. at February 25, 2004 08:31 AM (tVSJJ)

2 Well, I've only watched 4 episodes, and I think it's okay-ish so far. I agree with you about Lost Universe, though. I actually paid for that, and never bothered watching it past volume 2.
Full Metal Alchemist I'd give a mixed review to; it's got some good ideas, but some of the episodes are just a waste of time.
I've been downloading Daphne but haven't watched it yet. Thanks for the "recommendation"!

Posted by: Pixy Misa at February 25, 2004 11:04 AM (jtW2s)

3 i watched the whole series and the first episodes were nothing compared to the ending!

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The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.

William Gibson, Neuromancer

That's what colour my TV is when it's tuned to a dead channel.

I was just watching the start of Chrno Crusade, and the opening credits are old, degraded film stock, with all the blips and streaks and wiggly things you get with old films. Of course, it wasn't really, since Chrno Crusade was made last year; it's a digitally generated effect.

But I wonder, if all you had ever seen was digitally-projected perfection, what you would make of this?

After all, we are already bringing up a generation to whom Y*(*&)@$^%B)#@$)(^F@#%)(T NO CARRIER means nothing. ADSL and cable modems don't do that, and even on dial-up you're more likely to see a friendly pop-up message saying "Windows has detected some sort of problem somewhere".

You don't get the scrunchy, crackly sound of old vinyl records any more. I have about a dozen LPs stashed away... Somewhere. I don't even own a turntable. I still recognise the sound, of course, and a period song from the thirties or forties or fifties with that sound behind it will serve quickly to set the stage for a film or TV show. But how much longer will producers get away with that?

The sound of a shortwave radio that is just barely bringing in a signal?

The sound of a radio being tuned between stations using an analog dial rather than push-buttons?

The clatter of a manual typewriter, the chatter of a high-speed impact printer?

The whirr of a film camera? The mime routine for filming something - one hand curled in front of the eye, peering through; the other hand cranking the film along at a steady 24 frames per second?

The click! of a camera shutter? Did you realise that in some places digital cameras are legally required to produce a click sound? And since they don't do so naturally, they need a small speaker to digitally reproduce the appropriate sound?

Maybe that's the answer. Maybe televisions should generate artificial static when your digital HDTV set-top box conks out. Maybe all mobile phones should be leigislated to go ring ring rather than bip-bip-biddely. After all, no matter what the ring tone is, everyone reaches for their phone.

Maybe electric cars should be programmed to "backfire" every so often, and generate a nice throaty roar when you stomp on the "gas".

And maybe someone should write a program for Windows so that just when you least expect it you suddenly see Y*(*&)@$^%B)#@$)(^F@#%)(T NO CARRIER

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So, if Casaubon's mother hadn't been around to summon the birds to catch and eat the soul-moths of all the people dying of the plague magia that Plessiez had created to attack the Decans and their acolytes, and Zaribeth's sister hadn't arrived to guide the Boat of Night to pick up all those birds and their soul-burdens and take them through the Night Between Days (or whatever it was called) to tomorrow and reincarnation, would they (the souls) have then been sucked into the Night Sun and there suffered the True Death? And what would that have done to the structure of the Universe, already weakened by Spagyrus?

Exactly what role did the University of Crime play in the final outcome of events? How essential was it that Plessiez went back and disrupted the plague magia, aside from placating the Night Court? And the model of the Temple of Salomon that Casaubon and his friends built, that was finally made real by the Decan of the Eleventh Hour - did the pattern it embodied really make a difference?

Or did it all come down to Valentine White Crow, scholar-soldier of the Invisible College, saving Theodoret and finally pursuading Spagyrus not to commit suicide?

Heck, I don't know, and I've read the book.

There are two sequels, or at least books containing the same characters... Some of the same characters... Some characters with the same names. Anyway: Left to His Own Devices and The Architect of Desire. I'm reading those now, and I'll see if they shed any light on earlier events.

Probably not.

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Forget Norway, Go to Kenya!

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Migrated the whole of MuNu to the new server. It mostly seems to work.

Problems encountered and overcome:

I couldn't get into PostgreSQL to load the databases. Then I could. Either I did something and have forgotten what it was, or it was just being pesky.

PHP was not built with PostgreSQL support. The automatic rebuild through CPanel did not work. A manual rebuild did.

One or two symbolic links pointed to a filesystem that doesn't exist on the new machine. Easy to fix once you find them.

On the old server, I can refer to a CGI script, say login.cgi, just as login and it works. I no longer have any idea how I did that, and I had to get creative to make it (sort of) work on the new server.

Left a couple of essential entries out of httpd.conf. This is understandable, since on the new server it is maintained by CPanel. This blew up Snooze Button Dreams, for example.

Forgot to create an account for Munuviana. Heh.

There were some other things, but I don't remember what. The usual delayed DNS changes taking me to the wrong site, that kind of thing.

Oh yes: Poxy suexec with its 17-stage security checking and wonderfully informative error messages, which completely broke Movable Type. Grr.

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1 Ladies and Gentlemen-applause for the man, please.
Well done, my dear!

Posted by: Helen at February 22, 2004 01:24 AM (QVJyH)

2 Much gratitude and cold beer.

Posted by: Stephen Macklin at February 22, 2004 07:37 AM (CSxVi)

3 Am I the only one who can't post?
It sure seems like it...(help!)
The way I'm thinking is, if everybody but me can post, maybe it's something wrong here? Altho, this thing is working fine, except for getting to the 'post' or login page....
It's starting to scare me, now.

Posted by: Stevie at February 22, 2004 12:25 PM (Og169)

4 If you haven't already, you can try emptying your cache, restarting IE, rebooting, that sort of nonsense.
Or just relax and have a beer.

Posted by: Pixy Misa at February 22, 2004 12:31 PM (jtW2s)

5 Hello (again)...I'm not getting anywhere too fast...lol.
Okay...what's happening is that posts don't appear on either page, Xfire or Munuviana. They DO show up on the edit entry list, but not in the 'recent posts' list on Xfire.
The only comments I can see are the ones left under either "DNS Bah" at Munu (or the ones under it) or "I know what happened" at Xfire, or the older ones.
To see yer comments, I was going to the 'manage weblog' button at whichever site and reading the comments that way...BUT...yer last comment, I can't get. I can get the previous one, but not the newest one. It's not blue, like links are when they can be clicked on...
As for the email part...I'm clueless as to what's up with that. No matter which of the 47 ways there are to access Yahoo mail I try, all that happens is it keeps clicking like it does when it changes pages and won't stop so it can load.
Sooo...I didn't get the last thing ya said because it was put under one of the two posts I can't see. I need to know what ya said...
I'd say try commenting under this post, DNS Bah at Munu or I know what happened at Xfire...
That oughta work...

Posted by: Stevie at February 22, 2004 09:02 PM (MP/aT)

6 Aha! I know what's happening.
No I don't.
That's very strange.
You're obviously getting to the new server at least for Munuviana, because I only posted "DNS Bah" on the new server. You should be seeing more new stuff there, but you're not, which sounds like a proxy or cache issue rather than a DNS issue.
Reboot everything, that's my advice.

Posted by: Pixy Misa at February 22, 2004 09:08 PM (jtW2s)

7 At the risk of sounding like a moron...what, exactly, is rebooting? Is it shutting down completely and restarting, or re-running install discs, or something else entirely?
Also...what's the cache? If that's old temp files and such, I do dump them constantly.
And, what are 'proxies' and how do I tell if that's it and fix it if it is?

Posted by: Stevie at February 22, 2004 09:21 PM (YKu7i)

8 Rebooting is shutting down and restarting, yes.
Your cache is your temp files, also yes.
The proxy is something that your ISP runs, like your temp files only bigger. It shouldn't be causing problems like this, but...

Posted by: Pixy Misa at February 22, 2004 09:26 PM (jtW2s)

9 Well, thank Gawd I got them right...lol.
Rest assured, I've restarted this thing, in all honesty, about 8 times, so far.
Still can't see recent posts or get to Yahoo mail, though. I can get to Hotmail, if that makes any sense...
Let's put it this way...everything is working fine on here, except not being able to see new posts and Yahoo mail.
Could the problems be related somehow?
And...'but' what?
(I just called Earthlink...they say 'no reported outages'...)

Posted by: Stevie at February 22, 2004 09:35 PM (MP/aT)

10 Also...just noticed that Site Meter hasn't recorded anything new since about 3:00am, my time and I know that's wrong, because you've been to Xfire (and so have I) since then.
Does that help or make a difference?

Posted by: Stevie at February 22, 2004 09:39 PM (P0Fqu)

11 "But sometimes it might."
Still...
The problem you're having with Munu and Yahoo sounds like the same thing - you can get there, but it doesn't update.
I'm going to do a little something, hold on...
Try xfire.mu.nu and see what you get.

Posted by: Pixy Misa at February 22, 2004 09:45 PM (jtW2s)

12 That worked!!! I saw my latest post, but it came up in yer comments...lol.

Posted by: Stevie at February 22, 2004 09:47 PM (YKu7i)

13 This is what I see in your Sitemeter page:
Detail Domain Name Last Page View Page
Views Visit Length
1 207.69.139.# Feb 22 2004 6:51:19 am 19 98:25
2 in-addr.arpa 6:50:10 am 1 0:00
3 in-addr.arpa 6:12:13 am 1 0:00
4 69.161.82.# 6:02:01 am 1 0:00
5 knology.net 5:51:41 am 1 0:00
6 in-addr.arpa 5:35:03 am 1 0:00
7 bestweb.net 5:34:01 am 1 0:00
8 knology.net 4:53:45 am 1 0:00
9 uswest.net 4:48:53 am 1 0:00
10 syr.edu 3:49:49 am 1 0:00
11 swbell.net 3:39:28 am 1 0:00
12 207.69.139.# 3:04:59 am 4 22:56
13 64.210.196.# 2:58:46 am 1 0:00
14 monarch.net 2:44:02 am 1 0:00
15 charterpipeline.net 2:36:09 am 3 7:24
16 charter.com 2:18:04 am 2 1:46
17 dialsprint.net 2:12:58 am 1 0:00
18 comcast.net 2:10:33 am 1 0:00
19 monarch.net 1:59:07 am 3 17:17
20 207.69.139.# 1:12:21 am 2 2:48

Posted by: Pixy Misa at February 22, 2004 09:48 PM (jtW2s)

14 Okay, that means everything is working on my end.
Can you see any of those recent hits in Sitemeter now?

Posted by: Pixy Misa at February 22, 2004 09:51 PM (jtW2s)

15 Nope. The last one I see is #13 at 2:58 am...

Posted by: Stevie at February 22, 2004 09:57 PM (N7QC9)

16 However, if I put 'xfire.mu.nu' in the google bar, it goes right to my page with the last post showing...the one I couldn't see before.
Yet, Site Meter remains the same.

Posted by: Stevie at February 22, 2004 10:00 PM (Og169)

17 Okay, so that's three different sites with the same problem (Munu, Yahoo and Sitemeter).
Now, how to solve it...
Um.
Um um.
Do you have Mozilla? That usually works
If you'd like, go to Mozilla and download their browser. It's always handy to have a second browser around in case IE messes up - which I suspect is what's happening now.

Posted by: Pixy Misa at February 22, 2004 10:02 PM (jtW2s)

18 Okay...sounds like a plan.
However, I do believe I'll hafta wait for Paul to help me get it. I've tried doing that Mozilla thing before and I can't get it....I get losted.
I have a pounding headache now and since it's about 7:00am, I'm going to sleep for a bit.
Thank you so much for your help and input...at least we've got it narrowed down some.
*hugs*

Posted by: Stevie at February 22, 2004 10:12 PM (P0Fqu)

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I was doing an audit of the servers at work last week when I discovered that our backups no longer fit on one tape. Fortunately, we have DDS4 tape drives, but were using DDS3 tapes. So simply by using DDS4 tapes, we can fit 20GB on each tape instead of 12GB.

I went online to find a good price on DDS4 tapes. Last time I checked, they cost about $60 each, so I was pleased to see that they were now down around $30. I could get a box of five for $140, or a box of ten for...

$35.

Naturally, I immediately ordered five boxes of ten. They arrived today, total price $184 including $9 shipping.

The price has now been fixed, and a box of ten sells for $288. But I don't care, because I've got mine.

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In epsiode 5, we learn what to do if you and your roomate are trapped inside a barrel which is slowly filling with water.

In episode 6, we are taught how to deal with being swallowed by a 7-metre python.

In episode 7, we find out how to make a sturdy rope out of toilet paper. Also, that seasons are reversed in the Southern Hemisphere.

In episode 8, we learn how to use a steam cannon to escape from a raging bushfire.

This is one of the most educational shows I've ever seen!

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1 Just from the description, that sounds like one odd little series. Did they use it as filler between programs?

Posted by: Ted at February 20, 2004 08:51 PM (2sKfR)

2 Oh, it's much odder than it sounds.
Yes, it was probably used as filler. Late-night filler.

Posted by: Pixy Misa at February 21, 2004 12:13 AM (jtW2s)

3 Funnily enough, knowledge of how to cope with scenarios 6 and 8 have come in handy on more than one occasion. Beyond that, I cannot ellaborate.

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Lately, I haven't been able to sleep at night. And my boss gets annoyed if I sleep during the day.

It could be the weather, which has been disagreeable of late. If could be that I'm a suffering from some fatal disease. Or it could be that I drink too much Coke.

Since I can't do much about the first, and don't want to think about the second, I have decided to forswear the Coca Cola Corporation and all its products. Since I don't drink coffee and rarely drink tea, the only caffeine I consume will be naturally occuring.*

We'll see how that goes. If you note a marked change in the quantity, quality, or style of my postings, well, this is why.

* i.e. chocolate.

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Okay, summary of episode one*

Our heroine, Kunyan, must escape from a sauna after dislocating both shoulders and both hips. She only has a limited amount of time to do so before she loses consciousness due to dehydration.

Oh, and in escaping she also manages to dislocate her jaw.

This is accompanied by medical information on joints and dislocation and diagrams showing the distance from the seat to the door of the sauna measured in Kunyan-lengths.

Episode two:

Kunyan and her flatmate have purchased a live King Crab for dinner. Unfortunately, it has escaped and is now firmly attached to Kunyan's face. They try to remove the crab using centrifugal force:

F (centrifugal force) = mv² / r
(m = Kunyan + crab, r = radius, v = velocity)

That's direct from the video, by the way. Success!

One more:

Trapped in an awkward Yoga position, Kunyan accidentally spills a bottle of liquor and it catches fire from a lit cigarette. Given that Kunyan is unable to stand up, how can she put out the flames?

Solution: Taking her flatmate's box of Valentine's Day condoms, Kunyan walks on her hands into the kitchen, climbs into the sink, and makes an arsenal of water balloons. (The video shows the recommended method for this.) The fire is put out, the apartment is saved!

* After BitTorrent stopped playing sillybuggers and I was able to download the files.

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There's something about this unusual little anime series. But just what, I don't know.

If I try to open the directory, Windows Explorer crashes.

If I persevere and try to view the video, Winamp crashes.

Ahh. Things are back to normal, it would seem.

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And in yet another example of life imitating satire, Intel today announced their new chip, an AMD clone. Yes, the good old hill of yams, that Intel have been stridently denying lo these many months, is here.

And it's AMD-compatible.

Details for geeks:
AMD Gloats
Intel Mumbles
Microsoft Goes Where the Money Is
The Inquirer Acts All Surprised
Andew Orlowski Sticks to the Technology and Gets the Story More Right Than Wrong, For a Change

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