RejectReality

Recently, a fellow blogger requested some assistance from her loyal readers in some various web hosting matters. After living in the web hosting world for a few years, I figured now was a good a time as any to put my hand up and see how much damage I could cause

The work itself was quite interesting and provided a perfect excuse to flex my old web hosting muscles to see if my sieve of a brain was still working. Also, assisting someone who was rather interested in the what, how and why of the issue, not only in the solution, was a real treat.

A few days later, a bunch of emails, some redirection rules and assisting in dealing with one of the most unsavoury remote monitoring applications that I have ever bumped into and we have another happy customer.

In this case, the happy customer was the stunningly famous Cindy the Squipper. For those that do not know Cindy, she is one half of the Ken and Squip Show (personal favourite: the show released March 21, 2005) and is responsible for the general malarkey that is Dusting My Brain.

Incidentally, she is also pretty damn good behind a lens. If only she considered selling some prints (I’ll admit that last one was a tad ugly, but I know someone that has a soft spot for those things ).

I can highly recommend heading on over to her sites to have listen, a look at her photos and a read of some of her brain dustings when you’ve got an afternoon to spend.

Cindy: it was a good experience working with you, grasshopper. Give me a yell next time you need a sysadmin or some more dust for your brain.

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This video, entitled “Fred greets the day“, has to be the funniest things I’ve seen in ages. Whilst I can’t profess to hearing my alarm clock in the same manner that Fred does, I can completely sympathise with him and how he greets the day (let’s just say mornings and I have an “understanding” – don’t mess with me until the coffee kicks in, and everyone’s happy )

This video is very original comedy from the same guy that bring you Teknikal Diffikulties. If you like scripted comedy / skits, it’s well worth a listen.

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You wouldn’t believe that the majority of these photos were of subway stations and related architecture just by looking at them. Some look more like cathedrals or modern abstract art.

There seems to be some really funky stations out there in the world!