Monthly Archives: December 2005
The Ricky Gervais Show
From the link on Row1′s (Rowan’s) site, I have been listening to the first of three Ricky Gervais Show podcasts. Quite funny. Not sure if it’s scripted or not, but odd none the less.
MD5 Brute Force Cracking
Back in 2000 I spent a few months working on a brute force MD5 hash cracker. This was largely inspired by Distributed.Net and MD5 been how password where stored on our products at work. After a few months I’d produced … Continue reading
RSS Bandit Template
I just uploaded my template for RSS Bandit onto my ISP Homepage, so it can now be downloaded by one and all. It’s based of outlook2003-orange.fdxsl. It has an extra read status flag at the end of each post. Simeon3.fdxsl … Continue reading
Kottke and the weeds
Jason Kottke blogged about working in places where you can hide. I agree very much about coasting employees sucking the life out of you. I’ll been there when management have tried to do some weeding, and watched everybody overreact (me … Continue reading
Exploding the Myths
I finished this book last week, but have been too caught up in reading my next book too rave about this one. I really liked the book. I enjoyed his perspective on trading. His arguments against the common expressions/maxims of … Continue reading
