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The Nowhere Man in 'Yellow Submarine' says, "So much to do, so little time."

Sometime I wish I was still 12/13, I didn't have as many problems then as I do now, and I had more fun then as well.

To the extent that you regard a person as insane, your perception of whatever they do or say is liable to conform to the view that they are. Thus your own insanity and [your perception of] theirs are intimately intertwined.

To the extent that you assume that a person is confused, you will accept a confused understanding as probably consistent with their meaning. Thus your own confusion is entangled with [your perception of] the confusion of another.

To the extent that you expect someone to be stupid, you will [be inclined to] interpret whatever they do or say in a stupid way. Thus, your own stupidity meets itself in [your perception of] the stupidity of others.

I rarely know what's genuine and what's not in this hipsterized society where sarcasm and irony reign supreme.

Tortuga, tortuga, tortuga.
TORTUGA!
T O R T U G A !
A "tortuga" is a turtle btw.

Vacuum cleaners drive me nuts

I was a real ass before Christmas.

LOLZ - That's funny.

It worked! Thanks, Edna!

Hack to learn - Not learn to hack.

In my experience, being a hacker just comes naturally. It starts off when you're really young. You have a curiosity of how things work. You want to pull them apart to 'see' how they work. And then, you want to find ways to improve them. Natural problem solver. That's what I am. And since my brain is 'wired' differently, I can (and have MANY TIMES), come up with novel solutions to problems and ways to improve things. At the risk of sounding obnoxious, sometimes I blow myself away - but it's true!

The ultimate goal of a true hacker is to pull something apart, see how it works and then expand on that by trying to see if you can find ways to improve it. - And then, see if you can put it back together again. Electronics and computer systems, networks, software - EVERYTHING.

I'm a classic at pulling things apart, fixing them and then my mind just explodes in a million different directions searching for ways how I can better the system. I've ALWAYS been like that, ever since I was a kid.

People who want to learn to hack, simply for the sake of seeking retribution on someone else aren't really hackers. Usually, they can't learn. Either because they lack motivation, don't have the smarts or want the quick path to revenge. They usually become script kiddies and just use some pre-made malicious piece of software that some other smart delinquent (black hat) hacker wrote for hacking into peoples computers. Software like Back Orifice!

Extremely well written stuff but malicious - and used by many unscrupulous people who are too lazy or can't learn how to write their own attack. Script kiddies!

To me, being a hacker doesn't mean I want to "Hack The Planet" It means I'm curious about how things work. I want to learn how they work and I want to find ways to improve how they work.

It's either in you or it isn't. The rest are just after revenge!

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P.S. Feyokien,

Great pic. WHAT AN EXPRESSION!

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^ Yeah
Applying for a job at the library

This reminds me of Badger Badger Badger!

What a cutie!

Boxxy Rocks!

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She reminds me of my daughter. She even looks like her!

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The culmination of flash animation