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		<title>Language Programming</title>
		<link>http://diablonet.net/~triplett/pics/justin.jpg</link>
		<pubDate>23.12.2006</pubDate>
		<category>language/interface/learning</category>
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		today i wonder about the best way to learn a langauge. Immersion i hear is key, however prior training is generally necessary in regards to employment. 
		some like myself spend much of their time immersed in the virtual world, which is often 'localized' for different languages. this same world has brought us assisted spelling and grammar, as well as instant access to definitions and encyclopedic information.
		imagine a computing/communication environment with language assistance. instant access to translation/definition, audible pronunciation, and idiomatic/cultural usage. intelligent agents to track, quiz, and expand your multilingual vocabulary.
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		<title>criticism</title>
		<pubDate>05.12.2006</pubDate>
		<category>dag/Seph/class</category>
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		i love my car, and i am very glad to have it back. It is becoming a bit to cold for riding the bike to work. 
		Today I was given the chance to evaluate my CS professor, Dr. Goel. I was excited at the chance to have my opinion of him understood, and wrote feverishly for the remainder of my tardy presence. 
		Nearing the end of my tirade I became self conscious of my efforts, and I began to worry that my enthusiastic cricitism would merely exacerbate his bias against me, and effectively lower my final grade. Paranoia/Realism?
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		<title>gui ssh links</title>
		<pubDate>03.12.2006</pubDate>
		<category>geek/mac/ssh</category>
		<link>http://www.hmug.org/man/5/ssh_config.php</link>
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		There are a number of ways to have a simple gui link to your favorite servers via ssh in mac os x. My preferred method is to use a config file in your home directory under .ssh/, if not present something like 'cd;mkdir .ssh;cd .ssh;vi config' should do the trick.
The formatting is simple, on the first line define the name (how to call the favorite) i.e. 'host short_super_cool_host_name'. Then 'user me' on the second and the actual 'HostName paris.cs.wayne.edu' on the third line. On the fourth you can define 'port 22' if need be, then skip a line and define another! 
Now this actually just sets ssh to accept 'ssh://short_super_cool_host_name' using the defined settings. We can make it gui using the location text clipping trick: in nearly any editable text area (even spotlight) type 'ssh://short_super_cool_host_name' select the text with your mouse and drag the text to the desktop. This of course also works with other protocals (http,ftp) so you could do the same for 'http://www.diablonet.net'.
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		<title>26.11.2006</title>
		<category>geek</category>
		<link>http://apple.com/ipodshuffle/specs.html</link>
		<description>
		Thanks Steve! This shuffle is sw33t! a question however, why is the default format for my shuffleupagus fat32? iTunes knows its name but the disk label is truncated and capitalized, so the finder displays 'SHUFFLEUPAG', not very cool. 
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		<title>21.11.2006</title>
		<category>dutch/dag/bike/.reg.exp.</category>
		<link>http://www.diablonet.net/~triplett/pics/shesh.jpg</link>
		<description>
		  Ik bereed mijn fiets vandaag aan de bushalte. Which allowed me to use the bike carrier for the first time ever. It was even easier than anticipated. 
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