there once was a time when...

things rolled along so smoothly, without the jitters of life.

ya, those times were a fun era. one filled with so much, that it would be impossible to remeber it all. i've tried to do my best to translate whatever i have written down. like i've written several times already, i have about 25 diaryie and phone logs, and irc logs, oh the irc logs. they can tell you a story all by themselves. but ya, i was keeping good books when iwas good and high. there's about 50% of it not on paper. so it's going to take a powerful memory to divulge those secretes. and another pipe,. ya, what found tonite is really pretty decent. thanks franke. oh and jake for ivin me a ride home. *tip*

so i'm having to stay up until 9 to take this computer back. it's the G50Vt, and a pretty drecent machine onece ya get used to it. it takes a bit of gettin used to. the numeric key pad has the "." above the 7 key. real awkward to hit. that's a point taken. next up is the microsophine. seems i cant take it off. what i say is getting transmistted into the output, which of course is hooked to my 30w system. with mixer of course. how else would i be able to have tv, dvr, xbox, and wired into the lan, which has 2 laptops, and one mac quad. all in a room about 10 square feet, x 10 feet. the width is only like 6.5/7. maybe 8

oh, and i got my virginity taken away this morning by posting a video to youtube. i'd be real interested in your thoughts on it. it's just my girl linda.

vista sp2 is now available

SP2 (five language standalone), x86 (32-bit)

SP2 (five language standalone), x64 (64-bit)

SP2 (five language standalone), ISO format (32-bit, 64-bit, IA64)

i just can NOT get this blu-ray disc to work

and i keep running into obstacles such as this:

CyberLink PowerDVD is not able to play the protected content on your
digital output device. Switch to an analog output (VGA, D-Sub) and then
try again. (Error Code = 0110)

Run the BD Advisor tool for more information.

well, that jus plain sucks ya hear that cyberlink? i've tried every player on the planet, and only powerDVD, which actually came with the drive originally, (i bought the drive off of amazon, and didn't see his disclaimer of not having any software with it). so i'm stuck with a BD player, 2 BD movies, and a screaming laptop w/32" monitor, and i can't watch any movies.

i'll letcha know when, and if, i resolve this issue. but right now, i'm gonna fire up a pipe. and relax for a moment.