The latest episode of Powerloafing features a very funny visit by the President.

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Fun. The Simpsons Opening recreated with live actors. Click the triangle play icon in the middle of the video to watch.

Also check out a new “remix” trailer for The Shining that portrays the movie as a heart-warming comedy. How many times have you gone to a movie based on the trailer only to find it really misrepresented? (click the triangle play icon under the video to start)

This error message keeps popping up in the server logs:

Failed to create cache file: maildirwatch (user) Error: Input/output error Check for proper operation and configuration of the File Access Monitor daemon (famd)

Typing it into Google reveals many other people with the problem. Then there is the Courier FAQ, which is less than helpful:

Q: Repeated messages in syslog: “Failed to create cache file: maildirwatch (user) Error: Input/output error Check for proper operation and configuration of the File Access Monitor daemon (famd).” How can I solve it?

This means that Courier was compiled with File Alteration Monitor (FAM), but FAM is not running, or is not configured. If you have FAM installed you can add it to a runlevel and start it. Some FAM configuration use portmapper, so you will need to have portmap running also. You can also see “man 8 imapd” for more information.

But thankfully, one kind soul has posted the real answer. THANK YOU!

Pointing out that since so many Garfield panels have been drawn and every possible joke about a fat lazy cat has been done, The Garfield Randomizer shows us that the world no longer needs Jim Davis. Now if we could get them to work on Brad Anderson (Marmaduke).

More people with too much time on their hands are studying the spelling of the word Aargh. Since the number of letters and puncuation are flexible based on your level of aargh. You can find the results of the study here.

I get questions about this all the time. A waiter has written-up a nice guide on how to order wine at a restaurant without coming off like a wine newbie or snoobie.

Original Link: http://waiterrant.net/?p=250