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Tuesday, July 3, 2007

Things of mine to see:

My Monday is coming to a close here.

Since at least one person seemed to want to know why the flag looks mirrored in the pictures I have, NASA has the answer!
Quoted from NASA Archives
Although at first glance it appears wrong, the flag on the shuttle Orbiter is not truly backward. The regulation for displaying a U.S. flag on a national vehicle states that the star field must be positioned at the front of the vessel (the nose cone end of the shuttle), as if the flag were "flying" along the side of the ship. This causes the flag to look as though it were backward on one side of the Shuttle.

I did very little today. I tried to play Half-Life 2, but it kept locking up right after the first loading point. Stupid game. Then I played a bit of Counter-Strike: Source. Died like 20 times because I'm a noob, and now I'm here.

Well, I'm going to do some writing again. My writing last night wasn't too productive. : \ Then I want to learn about running a CS:S gun game server, rather than a traditional Counter-Strike game server.

Anyways, yeah. I'm off now.

*howls*

EDIT: DAMN YOU NTFS! I have managed to break access to about 2/3 of my stuff because I tried to keep prying eyes out of my directory. Now I have to log in as the administrator and take ownership of everything, ONE AT A TIME and make EVERYTHING visible again. Again, DAMN YOU NTFS!!!!!!!!!

EDIT 2: Thank you internet! I found an article on "taking ownership of NTFS items" and I managed to take ownership of the whole hierarchy of problems. Then I refreshed them with the root drive permissions and closed off the "Security" tab for now. I don't want to fuck it up again. That was atrocious!!!!
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