i would enjoy being the clean-up guy for all of those secret agencies, gov’t or not, who always seem to walk away from a bloody or major disaster-like mess during the end to a movie. i’d be paid the big bucks to keep quiet (or threatened with death, which is fine, because i’m secretive), i’d probably have access to such cool things as inter-dimensional transportation, or that highly potent chronic. yeah. inter-dimensional chronic. right the-fuck on. the word is a series of grunts, of movements made, un/seen, allowing for the travel of one’s own being to those around, whether in single dartings or spread-like patterns.
Year: 2007
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Paul Mooney
Every single person who walks this Earth should watch Paul Mooney’s appearance at the Laugh Factory, entitled Know Your History: Jesus Is Black and So Was Cleopatra.
Mooney’s Grandmother (Mooney mentioning religion): A new broom may sweep a floor, but an old broom knows what dirt is.
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Add STP MP3 Player to Logitech SetPoint
After deciding to use STP MP3 Player (a small, resource-friendly MP3 player that resides in the system tray) instead of iTunes or WMP or WinAmp, I found my Logitech MediaPlay mouse’s SetPoint software was not properly controlling the new software choice. I decided to take action.
1. in STP’s Settings->Advanced… window, under General in the top left, select, “Emulate WinAmp,” at the bottom of the list.
2. where you installed SetPoint, find, “players.ini,” and add the following to the bottom of the Players:
STP=cmd,STP.exe,Winamp v1.x,xxx,xxx,40045,40046,40047,40044,40048,0,1,STP
Links used:
a. http://digitalelement.byethost22.com/stp/download.html – STP 10603 Final, or the 4.5a unofficial update if you’re curious.b. http://www.mstarmetro.net/~rlowens/uberOptions/ – uberOptions for SetPoint; adds the ability to change any button on your Logitech trackball/mouse/keyboard (not required for this, just a useful option).
c. ftp://ftp.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/mouse/setpoint315_v450.exe – logitech setpoint 3.15
d. http://www.google.com/ – without Google, i would have been lost. thanks, Google.