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3/13/11 - Fixing the duplicate problem with Xmarks (used a Firefox extension)
3/14/11 - What Fuddruckers is.
https://www.fuddruckers.com/about
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/food/2020/09/08/lubys-liquidation-texas-restaurant-chain/5749821002/
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/fuddruckers-is-going-out-of-business-heres-what-that-means-for-south-florida-locations/ar-BB18SdXz
3/15/11 - There is a programming language called D.
https://dlang.org/
https://youtu.be/IJbXmQBVkOo
https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3386323
https://www.wired.com/2014/07/d-programming-language/
3/16/11 - Minecraft has this weird techno track that plays at random, rarely.
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Java_Edition_removed_features#calm4.ogg
3/17/11 - Internet Explorer 1 worked on 3.1, 95, and NT.
https://youtu.be/k5QqYVurImY
https://web.archive.org/web/20090308005808/http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/community/columns/historyofie.mspx
https://winworldpc.com/product/internet-explorer/10
https://youtu.be/T7wbNAOu5uU
3/18/11 - The 7 Apple startup keys.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7980086
https://osxdaily.com/2007/01/12/10-must-know-startup-commands/
https://web.archive.org/web/20101123113341/http://davespicks.com/writing/programming/mackeys.html
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201255
3/19/11 - How to use Boot Camp on a Mac. Also the low rumbling noise you can voluntarily hear in your ears is done with the Tensor tympani muscle.
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/boot-camp
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boot_Camp_(software)
https://www.scienceabc.com/humans/tensor-tympani-muscle-why-does-closing-the-eyes-tightly-produce-a-rumbling-sound-in-the-ears.html
https://youtu.be/bugvN7sHN6E
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Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Kevin MacLeod - Spy Glass
Kevin MacLeod - How it Begins
Kevin MacLeod - Wallpaper
Lee Rosevere - Wordless Language
Lee Rosevere - Palmyra (free Bassel)
Lee Rosevere - There's A Lifetime
Lee Rosevere - Natural Animation
Lee Rosevere - Cat Wearing Glasses
3/6/11 - Safe mode on the Mac (hold Shift while booting)
3/7/11 - Light Based Computing
3/8/11 - There is no room 122 in Dimond Library. Anyone who says otherwise is lying.
3/9/11 - Relearned Motion cropping (bezier mask)
3/10/11 - I shouldn't attempt to print an essay on a DVD disc.
3/11/11 - Xmarks
3/12/11 - Xmarks isn't that great, it just sorta screws up your bookmarks
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*PROGRAMMING NOTE* This episode only features 6 days to re-align the schedule. Next episode will include 7 things learned, from Sunday-Saturday.
2/28/11 - Skype 5 won't work on PowerPC.
3/1/11 - Justin Bieber was born on the same day Nirvana performed their final concert
3/2/11 - Steve Jobs is still alive.
3/3/11 - MyTV isn't available at UNH.
3/4/11 - Minecraft farming
3/5/11 - Misc. Solutions to problems with my Xserves at SCAN, mainly concerning the backup login server.
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2/21/11 - Better understanding of what a segmentation fault is.
2/22/11 - Email Spam is a term originally coined by Monty Python
2/23/11 - The first tablet was released in 1989.
2/24/11 - Intel Light Peak technology.
2/25/11 - Hockey games can end in ties after overtime. Boring.
2/26/11 - Old Mac Emulators
2/27/11 - The Mac equivalent of "tree" from Windows Command Prompt. cd to a folder and enter this in Terminal: find . -print | sed -e 's;[^/]*/;|____;g;s;____|; |;g'
2/14/11 - Sorta already knew this, but i.e. = "That is," and e.g. = examples
2/15/11 - A Charlie Brown Christmas was originally supposed to have a laugh track.
2/16/11 - Justin Bieber's mom was anti-Semitic when it came to signing him.
2/17/11 - Apparently you don't need to enable the root user to do sudo commands. Also how to take the T in Boston.
2/18/11 - Arthur is the second longest running show in the US, second only to The Simpsons.
2/19/11 - unh.edu is hosted by GoDaddy.
2/20/11 - VLC is still developing for PowerPC, which I thought they discontinued support for.
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2/7/11 - Adobe After Effects CS3 is the last version to work on PowerPC
2/8/11 - Professors can be unprovoked jerks for no reason.
2/9/11 - Model numbers of 2008 Macbook Pros, and disassembling them.
2/10/11 - Bonjour Printing is hidden and disabled on Xserves, you need to get to a special page to enable it.
2/11/11 - What "Fill with slug" means in Final Cut
2/12/11 - College students are unexpectedly bad with computers.
2/13/11 - The Simpsons are on Hulu
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1/31/11 - Just how glitchy Mac OS X Server DNS can be.
2/1/11 - Open Directory Master/Replica stuff...mainly troubleshooting
2/2/11 - Powerbook G4s are obnoxious to open.
2/3/11 - How to completely disassemble/reassemble a Powerbook G4
2/4/11 - OSX 10.5 Disks are highly selective as to what computer they work on.
2/5/11 - Sir Isaac Newton died a virgin.
2/6/11 - The US Government has a rather unprofessional and humorous takedown splash page they put up when they seize sites.
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1/24/11 - What "NP is not in P!" means. Can't solve it though.
1/25/11 - Xsan migration from PPC to Intel, and how horrifying it is.
1/26/11 - Xsan can get corrupted for no reason.
1/27/11 - Xsan can also fix itself spontaneously for no reason
1/28/11 - Formatting a drive on XP means it may not work in Windows 2000.
1/29/11 - Pressing Ctrl and Enter in the address bar in Firefox surrounds what you entered with "www" and ".com"
1/30/11 - Ethernet interfaces can be renamed on the Mac.
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1/17/11 - Apple Business stuff
1/18/11 - The difference between DDR2 and DDR3 RAM (speed!)
1/19/11 - AirPrint only works with a few printers
1/20/11 - Misc. YTMND fads
1/21/11 - Engadget journalism isn't that great (see the Oracle/Java copyrighted code fiasco)
1/22/11 - Moving User Profiles in Windows 7
1/23/11 - Shining laser pointers at airplanes is very bad.
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1/10/11 - Bamboo in Minecraft
1/11/11 - Synergy updated for the first time in like, 5 years. Also fixing a Synergy bug in which I couldn't connect to my PC at home (change the "check clients every" value)
1/12/11 - The B:/ Drive was for 5.25" Floppies.
1/13/11 - Syncing old Windows Mobile
1/14/11 - New World Man by Rush is their highest charting single.
1/15/11 - There exists number and letter sudoku solvers.
1/16/11 - Stuff about sleep cycles from Reddit
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