“The best engine in the world is the vagina. It can be started with one finger. It is self-lubricating. It takes any size piston. And it changes its own oil every four weeks. Its only a pity that the management system is so fucking temperamental.”
Dr. Hermann Otto Kloepneckler, 1912.
Author: smeal
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religion
by smeal •
Religion is like a penis.
It’s fine to have one.
It’s fine to be proud of it.
But please don’t whip it out in public and start waving it around,
And PLEASE don’t try to shove it down my children’s throats.
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Najväčší nedostatok ľudstva – neporozumenie aritmetiky
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laska
by smeal •
Láska nepozostáva z čumenia po sebe ale z pozerania sa spolu na jeden smer. [ Antoine de Saint-Exupéry ]
movies, movies_comediz, movies_zamyslenie
Adam’s Apples (2005) – [[Adams æbler]]
by smeal •
A neo-nazi sentenced to community service at a church clashes with the blindly devotional priest.
bookmarks, darts, sport
online darts calculator
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bookmarks, macosX
Mac OS X keyboard shortcuts
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Zhora ….
by smeal •
Človek má právo pozerať na druhého zhora len vtedy, keď mu chce pomôcť vstať. (marquez garcia)
PC, tweaks
SOCKS Proxy using PuTTY
by smeal •
1. Run Putty
2. When you open it, on the left side, expand “SSH”, and select “Tunnels”. The screen should look something like so:
3. Pick a port between 1025 and 65535. We will refer to this as “X”.
4. Under source port, select “Dynamic”, enter “X”, and then enter “myservername:X” under destination. Click on “Add”, and “D X” should appear under ‘forwarded ports’.
5. Next, select “Session on the left side. Set hostname to ‘myservername’. Click ‘Open’ to login to the server. Enter your username and password, and as long as the window is open and you’re logged in, the dynamic proxy will be open. You can tell your applications to use ‘localhost:X’ as the SOCKS proxy server to use, and it should work nicely.
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Dynamic SOCKS Proxy using PuTTY
by smeal •
1. Run Putty
2. When you open it, on the left side, expand “SSH”, and select “Tunnels”. The screen should look something like so:
3. Pick a port between 1025 and 65535. We will refer to this as “X”.
4. Under source port, select “Dynamic”, enter “X”, and then enter “myservername:X” under destination. Click on “Add”, and “D X” should appear under ‘forwarded ports’.
5. Next, select “Session on the left side. Set hostname to ‘myservername’. Click ‘Open’ to login to the server. Enter your username and password, and as long as the window is open and you’re logged in, the dynamic proxy will be open. You can tell your applications to use ‘localhost:X’ as the SOCKS proxy server to use, and it should work nicely.