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Monday, November 11, 2002 |
Ok the issue has been settled. I think anyone who's reading this knows that it was Kay's picture that I took down. Well it's been talked about and I decided I wanted to put it back up and got permission so it's back and won't be removed again.
Just to let everyone know. I put those pictures up for myself more than for any of you. I wanted those pictures there because these are two people who add nothing but joy to my life. Never do they demand I suffer unjustly or offer them my pity. They trade their worth for my time and it's a great deal. These are two people I would pull from a burning building or who's life I would place in front of my own and that should say to you and them how much that means because I value my life above all else. Once again Colin and Kay, thank you.
9:47:42 PM 
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Due to much complaining I'm removing something.....I'm sorry. I had to.
6:26:30 PM
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It's come to my attention that it's unfair that I post pictures of certain people and not myself. I know somewhere in my backlogs there's a pic of me but here it is agian...I'm sorry for those about to subject themselves to this picture, I never claimed to be good looking...or human looking...
6:08:27 PM
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By the way I just realized how rude I was by not linking to the blogs of my friends when I talked about them...my apologies..... Kay and Colin.
4:03:57 PM
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Why MS 'Ruling' Is Dangerous. Because the Microsoft case keeps key portions of Windows closed and proprietary, system meltdowns are bound to increase. Commentary by Lauren Weinstein. [Wired News] Excuse the language but this article is just bullshit. She says herself that this "theoretical problem" is inherent in any complex system. The same goes for the human body, I could theoreticly manifest a mutation that makes me stupid enough to buy into these tactics but don't hold your breath. It seems now that since the justice system worked at least a little by not being as harsh as they could it's time for the media and world to try a new tactic to destroy Microsoft. Fear. I bet you that there are almost as many software engineers working on the kernel of Windows as their are that ever get to see similar functions in any Linux distro if not more. You forget, this company employs over 60,000 people. How about we just all come back to reality for a minute and think before we open our mouths. Please.
3:53:15 PM
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© Copyright 2002 Michael Hellesen.
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