Bayonetta Trailer - AskApache

Bayonetta: In For the Kill Extended Trailer

Nice example of chaotic beats, but they make melody somehow, it's rather an addictive beat.

What random chaos have I spent the last 6 months on? Experiments with DNS, Fail-over technology for MySQL/DNS/WWW/MAIL servers for free or for very cheap, chrooting servers and of course testing new security idea.... But the exciting stuff for me personally is some very cool ways to make sure you are never unable to remotely access your server in case of catastrophic failure.. That's what it's all about for me you know, making things work so well that they run themselves and free up time for life! I'm around a 1/4 of a century old.. I'm done playing around, it's time to make some cash before they put me in an old-folks home.. My time is short, my cause is just.. We will prevail! lol.. I'm 25 and I still got jokes!

For 2010 I have a few choice articles and ideas I'm debating about publishing.. I don't want to give the wrong kind of people power, I want to give the power to the people -- but at a certain point it takes a serious investment to actually empower yourself, whereas a company could afford to actually bring it to reality.. So who does the knowledge benefit then? No, the only way is to get serious myself and beat the profiteers to the punch so to offer a service that would be dirt-cheap if it weren't in the hands of gluttons.

I've been pursuing research into several new areas of web technology (no not a smartphone app!) over the past year trying to increase my business profits and quailty of service, and I am becoming more aware every day that I can do it better and cheaper! Any industry always has those at the top who enjoy knowing things that keep them on top, and try to prevent others from doing what they did.. It's not like the information is so wizard-like that it's just not possible for average folks to comprehend.. It's just only discussed behind closed doors, masked in schools by tenure and a defined curriculum. But since this is the Wild Wild Web the barriers can always be circumvented. Stick around, I am already looking for partners (both investors and linux/code kungfu masters).

Enjoy the jam session ;)