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Poem Change
Posted Apr 4, 2003
Nobody seems to look at my space anymore, so I'll jornell my poems instead...
latest...
When to foe the darkness holds,
The vanquised sigh to know
Let forth the gone past of dark,
Yet with Light, he looks so jest
To the ones who hold the light,
And to the ones that seek it
Forget not the search as trivial,
But Relish in the knowing past
For the Future is The Past Played Out.
-- DoctorMO --
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Latest reply: Apr 4, 2003
Diein' for a cupa?
Posted Apr 1, 2003
I am Being Forsaken!
About a year ago I promised myself that I would gradualy improve my diet to the point were I could eat what ever I wanted (being what ever I wanted would be good for me, Logical see.) But Now that this initative seems to be working, (like momentum it's taken some time to stop me eating certain things), I'm finding I'm drinking less 
, shocked to the bones am I at this latest analsis, I was wondering if anyone has any tips? I stoped taking Milk in tea because at work they have that horible UHT, and sugar is ok only sometimes.
Help Me!
-- DoctorMO --
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Latest reply: Apr 1, 2003
Oh Dear, one of those.
Posted Mar 14, 2003
Hello,
At the moment, 
, I feel sad, I'm coming to a time in my life when I should be enjoying myself to some extent and yet I've locked myself in with a job. I feel like I've settled to fast, and having heard all the experances of every one else 
,
I'm not sure what to do, I want to get this out of me, I want to go to Uni see what it's like, but I know I can't go. I want to beable to meet new people, and I can't (without going to quite some lengths), perhaps I'm just being silly. tepidation has never held too well with me when it comes to burning questions. and these are the kind that effect your whole life. (although doing sky dives would probly be no problem).
Tell me what you think, even if it's negative.
-- DoctorMO --
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Latest reply: Mar 14, 2003
I Love Gentoo
Posted Mar 9, 2003
I must admit, that after a number of experances with Linux, I thought I was going to have to throw my PC away and get a Mac. I just coun't get the thing to work properly.
I was introduced to Gentoo, it's one of the hardest things to install I've ever had to do, BUT it was liberating, even the problems I had at the start with my eth cards being screwd in the modprobe thingy. I got over it, found out some very usefull information about how to use linux in a consol and I'm not going to look back, YES!
OK, so it takes time to install, but I belive that it was worth it, because I now have a system thats as solid as a rock, and fast as a falling rock 
I'm going to install a few more things, check and see it I can get my scroll wheel to work, and (the bit that no other Distro could do) see if my nVidia Riva TNT2 M64 cards 3D acceloration works... I do hope so, in fact it may already work, because I had to install the nvidia kernel and glx to get X windows to work...
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Latest reply: Mar 9, 2003
Pay Doodle...
Posted Feb 11, 2003
I'm quite a happy bunny, after some time of mentioning the fact to my bos (hints work well too), that I'm a web designer and programmer on minium wadge, I finaly get a decent pay rise, if I said 1/4 more? woun't be far off, now all I need to do if get that for the next few years . I also got a £300 bonus too for my recent work on an online shopping system in perl (I know it's not loads, but it's a small company, I don't expect big things yet), from scratch.
So heres to more money! at least I may beable to find a place to live that won't bancrupt me now...
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