rdfreak | just an observation ..

While manually removing a person or two from my LJ friends list, I noticed for the 99999th time, (but only did it register now) that LJ comes back and says, "friend removed".
OK I'm not saying the only reason I remove people is that hey are no longer friends. But, I mean, how does LJ want to assume the person being removed is still a friend, given that they have just been removed? makes sense? thought not! ah well!
had a good day yesterday at singing then at rB's. It was great to just relax while he tries to convince me that records are better than CDs! I must say I don't have as poor opinion of them as I once did. -- i mean How on earth could I have a good opinion of them when sis and I played frisbies with all Dad's records as youngsters? -- they were, from then on, obviously way too scratched.
I was to go over to

rickybuchanan's abode again today for her regular 'stich and bitch" session, but I am a little worse for ware today; tired; so, hope to visit another day soon.
I now have my M-power spotting my router when I do the scans, thanks to a

sjtaylor but alas, we still couldn't figure out why I couldn't do anything with the connection. -- still working on that one however.
It's been over a fortnight since I took a look at my wonderful LJ friends page, which means way too much catching up to do, so instead I'll work around to some individual journals to get the latest goss.
til next time, RdFreak

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Don't worry about catching up with me. I've been boring.
If anything interesting happens I'll let you know.

I hate the whole friends list thing. The word friend conjures ideas that aren't fact. Some of my list have become friends but others are just people I read and comment on.

alright, let me know. will probably still have a quick squiz anyway! Lol!
and totally am with you on the whole "friends" page thing. Someone once said, it was more like subscribers to one's journal; that's how I like to look at it, because like you, I have some friends on here, and most of mine are friends, but there's a few who never really chat outside LJ but I just like reading their LJ.

The term Friend refers to the fact that anyone you friend can read protected entries unless you secure them to a friends group. You can actually read public entries from a journal with an rss feed and that would in fact be a subscriber. I guess they could have called it your snoogle page but friend was easier. As to "friend removed" according to the ystem they were an LJ friend until you removed them, and the phrase "friend removed" is present tense so you are removing an entity that LJ calls a friend from your friends page. I guess a phrase like "you have pissed khoath off your friends page" or "you have wiped khoath" would upset people a bit more.

you are always so serious!
anyway, did I remove you? if so, I didn't mean too! :)

You didn't remove me, so no problem there. regarding serious or not; it is impossible to tell in parts of anyone's entry whether they are joking, knit picking or just taking the miki in the absence of smilies. I also guess that saying "friend removed" is less judgemental than "Jan is no longer your friend on livejournal.com"

yep true! :)

I'm sure Sam can help you run this to ground but make sure you are either using no encryptian (not recommended) or wep64 or wep128, not sure what level of encryptian the wireless on the mpower supports think it only supports wpa1.

we can change this on the braillenote, but I think it's the key I'm having a problem with. we are not understanding how that works.

the only portable way of putting a key into all devices is in hexadecimal if using wep. so you want 123456abde or whatever your key1 in hex is and the key index is in hex. Anything that converts a password to hex keys can differ from device to device.

yes, I now know what those keys are for, so I will give it another go, thanks! :)

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