Asymptomatic

Sadly, a local 4-year-old boy dies after riding on Disney World’s Mission:Space. (More info)

He estado mirando algunos de los sitios de la estadística del blog, y he notado una tendencia impar. Le garantizo que si escribiera la mitad de mis postes en español, entonces cuadruplicaría mi número de visitantes por día.

Se parece haber muchos de lectores españoles y no también de muchos blogs españoles.

Before you go thinking this is a case of TMI (Too Much Information), consider that I’m not talking about me, but about a D&D spell that has been accredited to me in a net book.

Yes, there is a book on the web called the AD&D Book of Sex, and in it there is a spell called Impotence. If you look at the “Thanks” section at the bottom of the page, you’ll find someone named “Owen Winkler” is thanked for his help on the Impotence spell. The thing is, I don’t remember having anything to do with it.

I have finally mastered the art of adding aliases to QMail.

I needed a wildcard setup to handle the spam-squishing mechanism that I’ve been using for a while. As it turn out, QMail has some of this type of functionality built in, but it’s not the same format as what I’ve been using. So I created a new wildcard alias rule in the “assign” file, and it seems to be working fine.

I’ve been searching for a while and I can’t seem to find any reference to this web thing that I know everyone saw. Maybe you can help?

Basically, you load the page and you see a photo. The one I saw was of a messy walk-in closet with mirror, but the content of the photo doesn’t really matter. The text around the picture says something like, “If you keep your eyes fixed on this photo, you will eventually see an actual spirit emerge from the image!” There might have been a story that goes along with it on a pre-load page or something.