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|23rd-February-2016, 09:35 AM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
If I have a plate with different types of food on it, I eat the thing I like least first and the thing I like most last, and there are pretty much no exceptions.
|3rd-March-2016, 08:59 AM
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I bite my lower lip whenever I'm thinking...which is pretty much all the time. I think I also make weird over-exaggerated faces when I'm talking to people. Sometimes when I go to Walmart to pick up something I get lost in thought and just wander aimlessly around the store. I also have a bad habit of staring at people; I don't even realize that I'm doing it until they give me an awkward smile or something.
There is probably a lot more weird stuff that I do, but this is enough for now.
|6th-March-2016, 11:25 PM
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I usually forget to whom I told something, making me repeat things endlessly, usually to my (only) friend.
I love telling people fun facts, (such as the road signs font is the same in all of Sweden, apart from one county) this is not always appreciated.
After I told my dog to balance on a rock, I told him to get down because I wanted to get on top of the rock. It was an awesome rock.
|19th-March-2016, 12:48 PM
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Also, I like to sleep accross the bed, instead of the usual way and I have no clue why.
Sometimes I get this urge to express a particular sound, let's say the GE sound in Eugene Ionesco, so I just say a random sentence involving that word. I cannot explain that urge but I just feel at that point like I have to make that sound come out of my mouth.
|19th-March-2016, 03:29 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
I lie down in unusual places
I wear things others would not wear
I have 2 pairs of daily shoes which are extreme: cowboy boots with dresses and/or wedges/slides with a high heel everywhere
I sing/hum in public
I disappear/leave when I should not and let others deal with picking up my slack
I don't wipe more than 2 times and often don't wash my hands afterward unless I am at work
I have a zitt popping fetish but no zitts to pop which leaves me perpetually frustrated
I wack off every day if I am feeling good (guess this is normal)
I wear my clothes to bed for the most part. Bra too
I don't wear underwear unless I am on my period and have to
I don't wear socks (I wear my boots without socks often)
I sit at the same place at my fav pub all the time and marvel every time that MY chair is there sitting empty for me while the house might be full
I bite my lip and sometimes suck the blood for long periods of time, like I am milking it
I like tooth/gum pain and can elicit it by flossing my teeth HARD or sticking things between my teeth
(these don't seem very eccentric though, do they)
I lie in my bed most of the day meditating/resting
I use a crop to punish my dog and children as necessary, and I wish I could carry it everywhere I go because I like the way it makes me look like a Dom badass
I always paint my toenails gold
I am loathe to dance at a club for any reason anymore. And sit against the wall like Angela in The Office, which actually makes me more conspicuous than dancing would
I tap rhythmically when in the deepest thought, like for minutes on end, and the tapping increases in speed
|19th-March-2016, 06:00 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
wow, beating animals and children with a stick. so badass
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|19th-March-2016, 06:07 PM
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yeah AphroditeGoneAwry wtf is wrong with you??
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|19th-March-2016, 06:12 PM
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|20th-March-2016, 06:35 PM
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I would always prefer my children and pets mind without needing reprimand, but, alas, that is not usually the case. Children need to be taught to mind. They are not born perfect.
People who have never parented would not understand. And people who have limited parenting experience either. I have a well-rounded parenting repertoire and I have settled on using the rod when necessary.
|20th-March-2016, 07:19 PM
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Though tbh, where I come from it's not really eccentric to beat your kids, but from seeing (and feeling) a lot of cases like that, I can surely say it doesn't help in anyway to reprimand the kids, it just produces a lot of negative feelings.
|20th-March-2016, 07:33 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
^there are beings capable of reason and beings too young or too "dumb" (human toddlers/non-human animals) to be capable of reason; to willfully inflict pain upon the latter for their "sins" is sheer barbarism imo, with a possible exception in a case where their behviour is actually endangering them and all other means to stop it have failed. using violence against the former merely demonstrates your own incapacity for patience and rational discourse and teaches nothing more than that violence against a being more weak and helpless than yourself is an acceptable method of conflict resolution and that fear is an appropriate tool to use in the service of behaviour modification
good luck with your stone-age morality
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|20th-March-2016, 07:51 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
How many children have you each had? If any, how many are you actively involved in parenting?
|20th-March-2016, 08:13 PM
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what i find most disturbing is how you proudly wrote that here like people would appreciate and be impressed by your "badassery"
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|20th-March-2016, 08:18 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
I am not interested in looking like a 'badass' to my children.
But it's okay if some male who might need punishment finds it appealing.
My kids just know I mean business when I bring it out, and talking back is over.
|20th-March-2016, 08:21 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
zero. congratulations, you win the "debate": you may now continue to beat your sinful offspring under the approving gaze of the lord while admiring how cool and badass you look while doing so
edit: or while being admired by "some males" while doing so XD
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|20th-March-2016, 08:25 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
Yeah, I know.
And it is "some male" ...
No one likes a mouthy child. I put up with it for many a year. And still put up with way too much of it. The house runs so much more smoothly when problems are dealt with quickly, and we can all move on to regular life.
Used to be (when my kids ran my life), acting-out and temper tantrums could ruin an entire afternoon for everyone. And result in yelling and breaking things, all the way around. A little pop is a much better solution, believe me.
|20th-March-2016, 08:38 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
unless your kids are under the age of 10, that is probably your fault
copy pasted directly from beingtheparent.com: top 10 signs of bad parenting
2. Raising your hands: If you scream or hit your kids, your kids will be afraid of you. You are ultimately increasing the distance; this form of disciplining may backfire. Kids subject to physical punishment may develop psychological problems during adolescence and even turn aggressive. You need to handle kids sensitively, spanking the child for disciplining is just not the way. Read more about this here
3.Not giving your time: Your kids don't just need food or money from you, they want to speak to you, share their experiences and sometimes need to hear your comforting words. Communication is the only thing that will strengthen your bond, not expensive gifts. The deal should be to be the parents kids want to hug and spend time with, not the ones who are like ATM machines. Kids may inadvertently perform odd behavior to attract parent's attentions. As Jane Hull perfectly puts it, 'At the end of the day, the most overwhelming key to a child's success is the positive involvement of parent.
5. Modelling inappropriate behavior: "Each day of our lives, we make deposits in the memory banks of our children." – Charles Swindoll.
The way you speak, treat your partner and elders, behave in public, at home, the words you use are all being soaked up by your kids. If you often take your kids to bar, drink and abuse others then your kids will feel that this is how they are supposed to behave too
spanking kids causes lower iq, i think we can agree any abuse would have the same affect: https://www.sciencedaily.com/release...0924231749.htm
i would bet that its not spanking but the parents iq leads to spanking
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|20th-March-2016, 08:41 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
They are under the age of 10.
But, sometimes if parents have inadvertently raised a spoiled child (which can happen to anyone, believe me), an older child can definitely deserve a whipping. Ideally, if parents parent properly from infancy on, that will not be necessary however.
Also, with 50% of families divorced, parenting is doubly hard for these families. So don't be too quick to judge. You might find yourself there someday.
I am very intelligent.
Abuse is a very different thing than discipline, for sure. If people are struggling to survive, then parenting will be more challenging as well.
|20th-March-2016, 08:47 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
the improper use of something.
"alcohol abuse"
synonyms: misuse, misapplication, misemployment; More
cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal.
"a black eye and other signs of physical abuse"
synonyms: mistreatment, maltreatment, ill-treatment;
using or involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something
.apparently they arent different things to you
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|20th-March-2016, 11:35 PM
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I'd like to say more to that particular topic but I feel that it deserves its own thread, this is getting kinda derailed. I am no parent, I have 4 much younger siblings whom I took care of ever since they were born, so I know how much trouble kids can be. My father is a proud advocate of "raising-the-voice-and-beating" approach and it is perfectly clear that because of that the children have absolutely no respect for him, they do as they are told, but always reluctantly and never of their own accord. It is better to deal with the child in a way that involves compromise, always trying to work with reason whenever possible and if the child was raised properly from the beginning, it is not necessary to resort to physical measures.
|10th-April-2016, 04:55 AM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
1. I have been eating the same scab for roughly 7 months (I love eating scabs)
2. I also eat my dandruff, but at a decreased rate than previously.
3. Sniff my farts
4. Sniff my ballsack sweat
5. wear same underwear multiple days
6. Sniff my dirty underwear
7. Eat my ejaculate 99.9% of the time
8. Usually do not wear socks when I go for a short 20-minute walk
9. Sometimes masturbate 7-8 times in a day if I am stressed
10. Eat my boogers
11. When I was younger I fingered my anal hole when I masturbated (heterosexual)
12. Make random screaming sounds/strange brain orgasm noises when I make new discoveries
13. Have intentional spasms with my arms/legs if I feel I have not worked hard enough.
14. Have a high pitched/girly laugh (male if you have not worked it out)
15. Have an obsession with dark/cloudy/rainy/snowy days, and night time.
16. Love medieval related things
17. Sorta narcissistic
18. Sometimes like to try and forecast future occurrences.
19. I get off at making people angry online, provoking them, etc.
20. I like making people think something really bad is going to happen to them as a consequence, but then end up joking about it.
|10th-April-2016, 06:15 AM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
I've spent years living in constant fear of my parents. Every single choice I made was (and still is) based on how my parents would react if they possibly found out. That may sound flipping fantastic to you; having your kid so scared that they can't do anything without fearing punishment. But I was absolutely miserable, and it created so many problems.
Your children might be crying in the bathroom every week at school, and you have no clue.
Later on, when your kids are older, they might be hurting themselves, starving themselves, or thinking up suicide plans, and you'd have no idea.
You'd be surprised just how good kids can be at hiding what's going on in their minds.
I nearly killed myself last year and my parents still have no idea.
I was so afraid to say anything about how unhappy I was that I starved myself, hoping that maybe if I got sick enough to go to a hospital, someone would have to help me.
I hate my parents, and your kids will probably hate you when they're older, if they don't already.
Even if you were to stop abusing your children right now and from this point forward magically become the best parent ever, there would already be damage done.
I still remember being spanked as a young child. I don't remember what I did, I only remember the punishment.
You may think that the "problems are being dealt with quickly" and a "little pop is a much better solution", but you are so incredibly wrong.
You're messing up your children for years to come and one day it's going to bite you in the ass.
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|19th-April-2016, 08:41 AM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
When my attention is focused on something, I tend to rock back and forth. I do not even notice it until someone points it out. It isn't to an extreme degree where people are asking if I'm ok, just slightly enough that I can be seen moving if looked closely at.
When in vehicles, I look at the license plates of other passing vehicles on the road in order to see what state they are from (I live in the U.S). If they are from out of state I try to look through their window to see what they look like and what type of items they have inside. I just like the idea of seeing someone that I very likely will never see again, imagining why they are here, and how they like the city.
As a beginner at the job I am currently at, I used to try and do that with credit cards: take down their name and google them later, to know what they do for a living, if they are from around that area, etc (Rather than just striking up a conversation haha). I realize now that, although my intentions were pure, it was probably a bit illegal one way or another.
If I am here it's probably after 3:00 am. Please tell me to go to bed.
|26th-April-2016, 03:53 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
Whenever I'm deep in thought, I get up and start pacing. It helps me think better.
The more ideas that I come up with, the faster I pace.
God is a comedian playing to an audience too afraid to laugh.
|26th-April-2016, 04:07 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
Fun bit o' knowledge:
I was "spanked" by my father and I hate him.
I was never "spanked" by my mom and I love her.
|26th-April-2016, 06:06 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
I've been meeting up with a new group of friends every other night.
They are friends and work colleagues of my best friend.. so..
This one dude Jack thinks I am so rude. He notices every absent minded thing I do, it's so annoying, and whilst everyone else has been getting the 'nice' and 'not a thing wrong' me.. I somehow always end up being really rude in front of bloody Jack.
Last week I was having a conversation with somebody and I was proper engrossed when Jack interrupted and asked me if I wanted some of what he was having, and I was like "yea", immediately turned back round to who I was talking to and carried on.. completely forgot to say please, and I was completely oblivious to the fact he took right offense... My other friend had to tell me how much I offended him. (I wasn't looking at him, I completely forgot he existed)
Well that occasion is annoying because I do use my manners like 98% of the time.
And then like yesterday or something, we were all at the pub and we went outside to smoke a couple of spliffs and by the time I had had mine, I only hung around for a minute or two.. but it was bloody cold.. So walked straight back to the bar. A few minutes later, I was 'told off' for just walking away and being really rude... and 'to' Jack again.
I don't really have en excuse for that one, unlike the one before when I was engrossed and it was just a one off.
I walk away from group interactions quite a lot, and without explanation lol.
I shouldn't have to fuckin explain myself, you want me, you know where to find me.
|26th-April-2016, 10:48 PM
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I can often be found staring off into space.
|28th-April-2016, 12:47 PM
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i like looking at my tongue, for some reason it gives me great satisfation
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|16th-May-2016, 11:27 PM
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My quirk is probably not getting people's feelings or my own I like to observe long time friends chat and make fun of each other as recently on a hike for boy scouts and I made the joke someone was fat while the other had muscle apparently when they got back they bitched about to other people and honestly I didn't feel a thing, I didn't get that I offended them.
|21st-July-2016, 05:11 AM
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When I was a child, I used to build houses of cards (upright ones, not pyramids). I remember I made one almost 2 meters tall. I could still probably do it, if I wanted to.
|25th-July-2016, 03:36 PM
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I read every post from this thread.
I wish I could be in the momentum of every post so I could reply to it.
This is all interesting, there is so much stuff here that I also do it, and there is some that I will even be trying out. So thanks! lol
Seriously you all are awesome. F** normal people. I love this.
I have a few:
- Constant looking for visual patterns. Like subconsciously to this point;
- Walk on specific patterns;
- Sleep like a plank;
- Try to move around in the most efficient and silent way possible;
- Always be like a ghost, to pass by rooms and close to people without being noticed, heard;
- Stare at strangers eyes (when they are looking nowhere) and wonder what they are thinking;
- Observe stranger and try to guess his life;
- Turn head to the side when thinking. (this is so fucking annoying me lately);
- Making physical simulations (hydro, weight) in the head and use a small scale IRL to test;
- Randonly act like a animal (mostly feline, canine or dragon) when alone, and therefore also jump around like around, at least try;
- Observe how my animals (dog and cat) observe me and how they react to either my sound or movement;
- When walking in the street I look to absolute every corner I pass to. Idk i'm im paranoid or super alert;
- When in a place I tend to think into at least 2 ways of getting out of there AFAP;
- I'm incapable of saying something when I receive a compliment. I literally stay shut, this makes such a weird vibe, since I also make a poker face;
- I talk to myself (in the head) in english, and apparently my accent in english got so good because of it;
- I use a cripto writing, but constant changing because everytime I share with someone and after sometime don't talk to them anymore, I change the whole thing trying also to improve. I'm on my version 7 already, pretty fuckin complicated at this point, but is also has it's own phonetics tho. I tend also to keep 2 key points, which is being able to roughly sculpt in a rock and being able to use in binary aka 1 or 0, black and white, etc.
- I make akward situations smiling and laughing to my own thoughts while walking alone or in waiting in a line, pretty much any place where I could be observed;
- I have the habit of making everything I possess different from anybody else, mostly with paint, or any kind of personalization.
- Face read strangers;
- Never answer a phone if I don't know who's calling, I make all stranger contact be first by messages;
- Although I live in a modern society, I'm pretty savage when comes to things like fooding falling on the ground, I eat anyways, I will do gross stuff also that is not considered civilized, also things getting dirty i don't mind as long they are perfect positioned lol;
- I often think in ways to make a exoskeleton;
- I have a criminal mind that keeps on constant looking for flaws in all kind of security systems. It's my bigget mind hobby I would say. In the process of debuking a system I might even come up with exclusive guns just for that specific job. Things get interesting when I have time to even check on chemistry the extra possibilities.
That's mostly.
|25th-July-2016, 03:45 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
People get scared when I walk into a room because they never hear me coming. I am a ninja.
|25th-July-2016, 04:19 PM
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|25th-July-2016, 11:17 PM
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"I never set out to be weird. It was always other people who called me weird." - Frank Zappa
This. Frankly relate to this thought of this brilliant man.
Ok, ok, I too wear headphones everywhere and ignore people, but 90/100 my headphones have more meaningful things to say. Oook, does washing the persiennes on the shower and then deciding they are not clean enough after all and wiping them one by one at 0 am count? This seems more of a J thing.
|25th-July-2016, 11:42 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
I tend to repeat conversations in my head for hours after I have them, rearranging the letters in the words until the sentence changes. I actually annoy myself with it sometimes, but I can't help it.
I also have an obsession with maps, and can stare at them for hours. I can put all the countries of the world on a map and know all the counties of all the US states I've lived in (also, all the states and all the counties/provinces of Australia [all 5 of them], Canada, Ireland, and England -- haven't finished learning Wales and Scotland but I'll get there).
I use my bedroom as a memory palace so I am very irritable about people moving my things around because if I forget the original state of the room when I created the memory palace, I will lose information (including some important passwords). People tend to not to appreciate this explanation.
Also (and many people have already mentioned this) if someone is speaking to me, I do try to listen, but it does not process and I need to keep asking him/her to repeat the information.
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|30th-July-2016, 12:56 AM
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I always walk up stairs backwards. I walk down stairs normally.
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|30th-July-2016, 03:04 AM
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When I was four, I wanted to be a dog and tried my hardest to achieve this goal I didn't speak for months only barking and I refused to eat on the table only in a bowl on the floor. I would also hide/ bury chicken bone and it drove my mother mad, to the point that she ended up buying me a dog's chew toy which was my favorite childhood toy.
Now I have a horrible sense of time some times thinking only 5 minutes have past when really it will be like an hour, and vise versa. I'll also lose days where I won't be able remember those days at all, only some times regaining memory of them.
Also one of my only friends is Seamus the plastic skeleton that my mom got me as a gift.
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|2nd-January-2017, 02:53 AM
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When I am analyzing alone, I act out plays... yes, by myself. Usually one is the smart informed INTP and the second is the actor that is fucking retarded and asks crazy questions regarding the subject matter. The other night, I was analyzing the stupid multi-universe theory...don't even know why, I am uncharmed by theoretical astrology. Nonetheless was watching my food in the microwave... talking like a redneck asking questions like, "Man, how the hell does all this shit even make sense?" and then my enlightened side would answer, "If you were more attentive to the aspects, you might see that our earth is a multi-universe" Redneck- "Hell fuckin no way." INTP- "Let me ask you a question... Buford." continuing after the question was granted. "So in life, you see everything... in your way... essentially making your life... your own universe of its own." Buford- "Well... Fuck yeah, man!" Teacher- " Well if everyone is like you, experiencing their own universe in life, there are billions of humans on earth, not even accounting animals, that are simultaneously running their very own universe!, which is their lives. How are we not already in a multi universe, just on earth?!" Buford- "I gotta go home man.. this shit is gonna get me sent into a nervous hospital." I popped my microwave dinner out of the microwave after the food was just luke warm enough to not have ice in it, and departed to my bedroom to watch a documentary on vaccinations.
Also, when i was a child, I pooped facing the rear of the toilet. I heard this on big bang theory and got really upset that my unique characteristic of childhood was ruined by that retard Sheldon.
|2nd-January-2017, 07:05 AM
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how high were you? lmao
|2nd-January-2017, 07:23 AM
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A lot of times I get lost in stores, walking all over the place and have to get myself to stop and think wtf I was here for. while in store I usually have a song stuck in my head and walk to the rhythm of that song and if someone else is walking I try making the beat/rhythm in their footsteps all in my head btw. I really enjoy it for some reason. especially when the person I'm watching does what a lyric is in the song. like, the song will say something like "we both choke" and that person will cough or something then I'm stuck again in thought like "wtf, are they behind this? did I somehow speak to them? are they fucking with me? is this all one big joke?" then I usually just come to the conclusion that I do it all the time and when it happens it just coincidence or I just subconsciously could tell that they were about the cough so I fast-forwarded the song in my head so it would be timed right. lol
|2nd-January-2017, 07:30 AM
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usually when I walk I try to find the most efficient path to said destination, so I often cut corners too sharp and run into people and do the little "oops" then we both go the same direction a couple of times and I just laugh and stop and think okay, games over, lost time. because, usually I still want to get to the best spot and as I'm running into someone I look ahead for next best spot and I probably seem like a huge dick but its an overwhelming thing that I cant stop. wish I could say sorry but oh well
|11th-March-2017, 01:29 AM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
I can get hypersensitive whenever I sit down at the piano.
All electronics MUST be turned off. At the wall.
Everyone out of the house or sleeping.
All doors closed.
Absolutely NO NOISE.
But after I start playing for a bit, everyone starts to make noise again and I don't mind that much then...IDK lol wut.
|11th-March-2017, 01:44 AM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
- Saying randoms stuff aloud to myself to see how it sounds (idk if that's just me or intp)
- counting the exact hours I'll have left to sleep as motivation to sleep.
so.. (INTERNAL MONOLOGUE AT ONE IN THE EFFIN MORNING) "if I sleep now, I'll have 4 and a half hours of sleep before I have to wake up and tomorrow will be very tiring because you have swimming in the morning but you can just skip it .no. that's not good I already skipped twice oh look so I f I sleep the reccommended hours which is like ten or something than I have to go to bed at 6 in the evening which is stupid might as well go on tumblr then..."
- messing with my friends
- messing with my girlfriend
- going up to my girlfriend and hugging her and whispering, "mmmm, bet you didn't feel me lick your ear"
- using genderfluid pronouns in narratives
- tapping BOTH sides of the doorways I go through. (If I can't i.e. crowd, I'll come back later)
- Ok, IDK if this is INTP either, but I divide my personality up into multiple slits and draw cards or roll a dice to determine how i'll act that day i.e. nice, sarcastic, responsible, due tomorrow do tomorrow, musical, idiotic, annoying, creepy. (This is a really fun game to play, I recommend you try it!)
- that's all I can think of for now!
|11th-March-2017, 01:50 AM
I bet you read that wrong...Flamigo Amigo!!!
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
I can rarely remember the names or relevance of heaps of people and end up having to refer back to the characters table on Wikipedia to get it!
And also, IRL, I often forget the friends of my friends and so often refer to them as things that I relate them to
e.g. "that one that gave me a lollipop" or "that one with the phone password 2303" or "that one that was reading Ian Irvine"
|11th-March-2017, 11:41 AM
I bet you read that wrong...Flamigo Amigo!!!
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
OH! yes! I totally forgot,
I actually do this quite often actually, it's really quite stimulating,
So, what you do is, you stretch your arms out straight in front of you, palms facing outwards like you are pushing against something, elbows locked, and look at them. just...just do it. yeah.
And then once you've aptly appreciated the lovely curvature of your hands, spin.
Slowly, quickly, standing, in a spinning chair, to some music, however you want, just keep your eyes trained on your hands and keep spinning.
The resulting sensation will be one of the most exhilarating feelings you will ever experience.
No. Seriously.
Try it now.
It will make your day so much better.
In fact, this exercise (apart from being the closest thing to actual exercise I can get), is sort of on the same level of stimulation/excitement as lying on the ground and pretending you are walking on the ceiling, or looking at the world between your legs because you can, or closing things (laptop, fridge, etc.)to determine exactly when the lights turn off, or lying on the bed with your head dangling of fit.
ok i'll shut up now.
|20th-March-2017, 04:25 AM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
All right... being a loner while everyone I know has a social life.
Talking about some crazy random hypotetical shit with my only true friend (he's an ENTP, btw).
Look at my desktop and think "a hurricane came over here" and think about cleaning it..... and not doing it at the end.
Watching NatGeo and Discovery for learning some random stuff
Thinking in some crazy random things.
Not caring about my physical appearence
Reading a wikipedia article and open almost every link in new tabs
Same with youtube
Playing guitar and piano.... metal, of course XD
Always overthink things that happen to me during the day
Specially with social interactions
Having long conversations with myself in my mind
When I need to talk to someone I always think what would the chat be in my mind first, when I don't know enough the person I might actually get ansious just in there XD
And... probably some crazy random things I can't remember right now.
Why I'm on a physics major on a gif:
|11th-May-2017, 01:41 AM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
Ooooh boy. *cracks knuckles*
I have the darkest sense of humor, everytime someone gets hurt, or I hear anything even remotely racist, or hear okes about tragedies or recently dead people, or if I hear the word cancer (gotta thank the interwebz for this)... I just burst out laughing.
Every time I move around, since I REAAAAAALLY don't like body contact, I tend to dodge people in the weirdest ways, I should've been a contorsionist. Though ever since they got used to it they avoid getting too close themselves, so I'm getting a bit rusty at my dodging game.
I also move erratically all the time, I literally don't think about how I'm moving and only realise after 10 minutes that maybe I didn't need to flail my arms that much while walking, or that randomly jumping in place might be considered not "professional" on a workplace, much like sitting on the floor hidden behind the sink, daydreaming. Luckily, I'm pretty good at the things I do so they let my eccentric self be itself at work.
As for outside of it, I don't go outside, so it just doesn't happen. In those very few cases that it does, I'm with people who are quite possibly "weirder" than me, so yeah, YOLO
|10th-June-2017, 01:08 AM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
When I was younger I often did things that hurt people in one way or another, but almost never noticed. Because of that I started saying sorry for the most minor things, just to be sure. Used to drive my mother crazy sometimes and it kind of made me look weak to some people I guess
|11th-June-2017, 09:10 PM
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
When your neighbour sees you in town and comments that she didn't speak to you in a year you know you might have a problem socializing.
Then I have an awkward habit of not knowing what to say, so I end up talking about weird stuff instead of about the weather. Think my last conversation accidentally concerned hybridizing moth species.
I look different as well. For some reason I've worn black since I could first choose my own clothes. I'm also drawn to 'Gothic' styled everything.
Always been a deep thinker. Even as a small child I remember going for long walks on my own to cerebrate.
Often I'd ask unusual questions. Never was understood.
Never fitted in, no desire to either.
I used to play mmo games 24/7, but felt better about myself since I began creative writing.
It helps.
|11th-June-2017, 09:57 PM
I introverted think. Therefore, I am.
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Re: Weird eccentric INTP stuff you do
I've lived in the same house for about 8 years - and I still don't even know the name of my next door neighbour.
I used to do things like that. I remember I once compared someone to a black hole in an attempt to be comforting. There's an entire galaxy that collapsed into a black hole about 9 billion light years from Earth. It's the most massive black hole known to exist. It's so huge that it consumes the mass of 4,000 suns every year. But from another perspective, it's accretion disc has so much energy that it glows with the magnitude of 300 trillion suns - so the darkest and most destructive thing in the universe is also one of brightest and most beautiful. Or when I used the theory of quantum multiple universes, asking which one a person would want to be in to answer a question of whether they should start seeing someone.
I learned people just don't follow this sorts of logic. So I just sort of gave up and learned to act human in public.
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Virus over steam. Let's take a look.
So, this random contact wants to trade with me on Steam.
But... why is he talking in English to me? As far as I remember, he's Dutch. And why so poor English? While we're at it, why does he want to send me a screenshot through an obscure Russian site instead of through the Steam interface? You saw it coming: the 'screenshot' is a file called IMG_wossname.scr.
I downloaded it anyway because
I want a new screensaver for my Win95 box. To my surprise, NOD32 didn't catch it. VirusTotal learns me most wouldn't.
Looking around a bit on the net, I found out this kind of trojan is popping up since late August 2014 and infected quite some people already. I'm always slightly amazed when I get hold of a kind of manual for such a thing. Funnily, the closed hacker forum with the manual is cached in Google. Probably you can just register to get access too though.
tl;dr, what does the virus do? Basically, it installs a remote administration tool on your PC: DarkComet. Then, some of your Steam files are copied to the attacker's Steam. If by any chance you had "Remember password" on like 99% of the users, then they can access your account now and take your precious virtual items. Personally, I wouldn't care about the latter - I'd be more worried about their backdoor into your system
I'd love to see the code actually. I might later have a look to see if that .scr can be reversed. Once I was at a security conference in Vegas where I saw the original source code of a few viruses and I was impressed at how nicely they were made - better commented even than most enterprisy apps.
Sadly, this isn't exactly a new thing on Steam.
Incidentally, you can report hijacked accounts on their profile pages.
Once I was at a security conference in Vegas where I saw the original source code of a few viruses and I was impressed at how nicely they were made - better commented even than most enterprisy apps.
That's hardly surprising, when you think about it. The programmer is dictating it, not Corporate.
Yeah this has been going on in Steam for... well years. I get probably 1-2 a week of these.
better commented even than most enterprisy apps.
It sounds like you are trying to use the bolded 'even' to add emphasis, which works in some places but is awkward here. The other point is that I don't think I've ever seen a well commented enterprisy application.
Sadly, this isn't exactly a new thing
on Steam.
The only difference between this and all the stories floating around in 2002 is this is Steam, and in 2002 it was MSN Messenger. And in the 90s, it was IRC.
And even today, it's on
MSN Messenger
And of course, it's been going on via e-mail ever since Jesus went to Glastonbury
First time I see it on Steam though. And my accounts is almost 10 years old I think. Or it's my second account after a rage quit once ^^
You rage-quit... Steam?
Not, like, a particular game you were playing on Steam, but Steam itself?
Well, other types of attacks used to be more common on Steam, but Valve has slowly been changing the trading system to block those.
Thus, account hijacks are the current way to go.
I get people who randomly add themselves to my list in the hopes that I will give them my trading cards and/or hats. I just ignore them.
Like my Steam profile says, I won't add people if I don't recognize them from somewhere else.
Y'all forgot about Napster and ICQ. But they were annoying viruses back then. Oh wait. BackOrifice comes to mind. I might have ejected someone's cdrom too.
In hindsight this sounds pretty stupid. But yeah. Older and wiser now. And much more games (300?).
FrostCat Discourse touched me in a no-no place
Ooh, ICQ, I haven't thought about that in a long time. I have a 7-digit number. I know a couple of people with 6-digit numbers.
I think it's safe to say, if there's a way for two people to contact each other over the Internet, it's been used to distribute malware and hijacks
You rage-quit... Steam?
I think he said you couldn't change the IM font or something. Really drove him crazy.
In hindsight this sounds pretty stupid.
Yeah it does.
Mine was 775498. Haven't used it in like a decade or more though.
I hate that. It can be done, but it's hard and breaks any time there's an update.
If I were to add anyone here on Steam, I'd have to make sure to explain that my display picture is of some cartoony bald guy.
FrostCat Discourse touched me in a no-no place
Mine was 775498. Haven't used it in like a decade or more though.
Nice; one of the 6-digit people I know was above that, one a little lower; 600K range, I think.
VirusTotal learns me most wouldn't.
Weird how it has a different name in every product. You'd think they'd have some agreement. Windows Defender (why does VirusTotal not have that one?!) finds it and calls it "Win32/Anaki.A!plock".
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Funnily, the closed hacker forum with the manual is cached in Google.
Here's a more permanent link:
Once I was at a security conference in Vegas where I saw the original source code of a few viruses and I was impressed at how nicely they were made - better commented even than most enterprisy apps.
Really? I suppose the "high end" malware must be good, but judging from the stuff you find in forums like that, I'd guess there's a whole lot of things out there patched together in .bat files and VB6 by some n00b.
Nice one. The linked tutorial is amazing.
I like how Whorgi quoted the entire post, forcing additional scrolling.

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Seattle Times technology reporter Tricia Duryee will be reporting this week from the CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment Show in San Francisco, an industry conference highlighting latest developments in the mobile entertainment business.
POSTED 5:59 PM ThursdayThe three-day CTIA show — it really felt like four days — wrapped up at 3 p.m. sharp today with the lights dimming and an announcer's voice telling everyone to leave the show floor.
If there was one vendor who stood out — to the point of annoyance maybe — it was an outfit called sms.ac, a company that deals with short-messaging service technology. Its presence, from sponsoring the show's tote bags to the hot babes in half shirts, was everywhere.
POSTED 5:59 PM Thursday
Yesterday at CTIA, Seattle-based Loudeye said it was partnering with Qpass, another Seattle company.
Qpass will help promote Loudeye's mobile digital media platform to partners, while Loudeye will offer Qpass's software for delivering and providing content as an option to its mobile media customers.
The announcement may have just be a wee bit overshadowed by another announcement on Qpass's new customer: Skype.
POSTED 11:03 AM Thursday
Clearly, another announcement
It was a year ago at CTIA that Craig McCaw announced that Intel had invested in his most recent venture, Kirkland-based Clearwire.
During the press conference, McCaw called for a moment of silence in remembrance for what he is probably most known for starting — AT&T Wireless, formerly McCaw Cellular Communications. The silence came because of AT&T Wireless's impending sale at the time to Cingular Wireless.
Clearewire is providing wireless broadband Internet access, an early version of a emerging technology known as WiMax.
At 4 p.m., Clearwire officials and community leaders are planning to cut through coaxial cable and telephone cord "to symbolize the "untethering of Bellingham," the company said in a release.
POSTED 11:03 AM Thursday
Quick review
During a meeting with Sprint yesterday, I had an opportunity to try out the new PPC-6700 Pocket PC, which operates on Windows Mobile 5.0 with built-in EV-DO 3G technology to connect to the carrier's fastest data network.
The device is attractive because of its size. Even with a decent size screen and a pull-out keyboard, it easily fit in my palm and felt comfortable holding it up to my ear for a phone conversation — unlike other personal digitaion assistants, which seem too bulky.
Most impressive of all is the built in Wi-Fi chip that automatically detects wireless networks and switches from the higher-cost EV-DO network to Wi-Fi, saving money and providing even faster speeds.
Sprint has not built in any limitations into the device, meaning you could install Skype on the device and potentially make phone calls without using the cellphone plan's minutes.
Eric Martin, senior manager of business devices, confirmed that was a possibility. It's about "the usability for the customer," he said. "It has not been tested for [Internet telephony], but there's nothing to restrict a third party client. It's not going to be guaranteed to work."
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POSTED 11:02 AM Thursday
Tailored TV
After RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser delivered a keynote presentation yesterday, Cingular exec Jim Ryan said over lunch that RealNetworks was the only company that could handle what Cingular was looking for to bring TV to its phones
Glaser used the keynote to announce it would be launching a TV service called OnlineTV. Ryan said Cingular sees mobile phones as personal devices that should be tailored to each individual. Sending different TV or radio content to each user is an onerous, but critical task, but one RealNetworks could fulfill, he said.
Ryan explained that he is a New York Giants fan, and if he has one to five minutes, he doesn't want to wade through multiple video clips to find out how the team was doing. When he opens the phone, he wants it to already know what he wants.
"We want to give people an unique experience," he said.
POSTED 11:01 AM Thursday
Mapping traffic
Kirkland based Inrix, which develops software to predict traffic patterns, said yesterday at the show that Tele Atlas will bundle and resell Inrix Traffic Services to its customers.
As part of the agreement, Tele Atlas, which has American headquarters in Lebanon, N.H., will provide Inrix with the rights to resell and internally use Tele Atlas maps.
Inrix's traffic services, developed by Microsoft Research, are available immediately to Tele Atlas customers in in-car navigation system, on the Web, in location-based services and in other markets.
POSTED 11:00 AM Thursday
Here's the story
Seattle based Mobliss said yesterday that "Brady Bunch Kung Fu," expected out this fall, received the 3G CDMA Industry Achievement Award for Most Innovative Mobile Game Development.
At CTIA, Mobliss had six Bradys — polyester and all — to help publicize the game.
POSTED 12:29 PM Wednesday
The wireless conflicted
In San Francisco, the city of Wi-Fi, Internet access has been somewhat difficult. When you try to connect, sometimes there will be five five network options, creating conflict.
On Tuesday, it was particularly tough in the CTIA show media center, where journalists connect to landlines and Wi-Fi systems to send their stories. Nearly every seat in the room was taken, but worse yet, the Internet was jammed.
With one Wi-Fi node serving the area, you were lucky enough to connect, and if you did, it was extremely slow.
Was it going to get better? one reporter asked a technician. Maybe later, he said, when the reporters leave. A lot of good it would do then.
Mobile execs are mobile
After starting Seattle-based Mobliss, Brian Levin spent six years running the mobile entertainment company, securing a well-known text messaging campaign for "American Idol" and AT&T Wireless.
In 2004, Mobliss was acquired by Japan-based Index.oration. A year and a half after serving as CEO under Index, Levin left the company. He was replaced by Steve Gaynor.
But that hasn't kept Levin, who has been Mr. Mom since his departure, from attending CTIA this year. He said he's looking for new opportunities.
What is he interested in?
Probably not a company that describes itself as the mobile version of MySpace.com, the hot Internet networking site. Since the wireless festivities began earlier this week, Levin has kept a running tally of companies that have said that. As of Tuesday afternoon — nine.
POSTED 2:18 PM Tuesday
And we call Bill
Microsoft exec Suzan DelBene, Microsoft's corporate vice president of marking for the mobile and embedded devices division, showed off new Windows'based devices during a keynote presentation today. That included the Motorola i930 cellphone, which will be offered by Sprint and run on Nextel's iDen wireless network and feature push-to-talk capabilities.
DelBene, the company's vice president of marketing in the Mobile and Embedded Devices Division, said among the phone's cool features is a spring-loaded opener that pops open the clam-shell design.
But DelBene couldn't help showing off Microsoft's prized announcement: The Windows operating system on the new Treo being offered by Palm and unveiled yesterday with some fanfare. In her presentation, DelBene had BIll Gates' personal phone, which had been given to him yesterday.
DelBene apologized that the phone wasn't working, though. During yesterday's press conference announcing the phone, Gates' phone number was accidentally shared with the audience.
"It's been ringing all night," she said. "It's amazing the strange text message he's been receiving.… It's been handling huge volume already."
POSTED 2:18 PM Tuesday
Tuned in
Melodeo's podcasting technology for mobile phones is now available for the Motorola Razr and the iTunes Rokr phones. the company said today.
The podcasting software was already available for free download for select Nokia phones at www.melodeo.com/mobilcast.
The Seattle-based company's Mobilcast technology, unveiled in August, allows users to search and download podcasts directly from their phones without a PC connection.
Melodeo is also working on rolling out full track music downloads for the mobile phone, a technology receiving a lot of attention at the CTIA conference.
Redwood City, Calif.-based Openwave System, which builds mobile phone software, announced yesterday that it will purchase Musiwave, a mobile music provider.
"With Musiwave, Openwave will enable operators to deliver a broad range of high value music services and associated content," said Openwave President and Chief Executive David Peterschmidt.
Nokia also announced the release of the 3250 music phone yesterday. The Nokia 3250 is a Series 60 phone with dedicated music keys and storage for 750 songs. That pretty much blows away the Rokr, which received criticism for only allowing 100 songs to be stored.
Little wonder that all of these announcements are happening at this confence. Sprint said it will launch a full track music download service by year's end, and Cingular said it would do the same next year.
POSTED 2:18 PM Tuesday
As many companies position themselves to compete in the mobile music field, there are some early signs that consumers may not be as interested in it as some people think, according to Seattle-based M:Metrics' latest survey, released yesterday.
For now, it appears mobile users are more interested in moving music tracks from their computer to their phone, with 12.7 percent saying they are likely to do so in the coming year. Fewer than 9 percent said they were likely to subscribe to a mobile music service in the next 12 months. In each scenario, males made up the majority interested in using their mobile phone as a music device.
POSTED 11:23 AM Tuesday
Language skills
Bellevue-based UIEvolution, which builds software for producing content for mobile phones, announced today that it has licensed its software to Mobile Lingo. Mobile Lingo will use the UIEngine to create a Hip Hoptionary, or a dictionary that mobile subscribers can use to instantly find the meaning of latest hip-hop slang.
Now that's making the skills pay for the bills.
POSTED 11:23 AM Tuesday
Survey says…
Qpass, the Seattle company that helps wireless carriers worldwide with content distribution and billing, announced a new consulting business today. The Service & Technology Enabler Program allows Qpass to take the information it accumulates in handling customers and use it to assist carriers in selling more content.
Qpass also announced the results of a study it commissioned that found carriers lost 17 percent of their revenues in 2004, or about $3.9 billion, from insecure transaction processing, according to iGillottResearch.
Such "revenue leakage" occurs because business systems aren't intelligent enough to keep up with who is paying whom for what, the study said.
"The mobile industry is scrambling to meet the demand for innovative new content applications and services, but billions are being lost through revenue leakage," said Iain Gillott, founder and president of iGillottResearch.
POSTED 11:23 AM Tuesday
Ringtones marching ahead
Versaly Entertainment said yesterday it will be releasing two ringtones in time for the 10th anniversary of the Million Man March. The event, organized by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrrakhan, drew African American men to Washington, D.C., in October 1995 in a movement to become more involved in communities.
Versaly, a Seattle mobile entertainment company, partnered with Chicago composer and producer Alan Curtis Green to release ringtones called "The Million Man March Theme" and "Ten Million Strong."
Cingular Wireless and T-Mobile USA subscribers can purchase and download the "Million Man March Theme" by texting "mmm" to 64000. The ringtone costs $2.
"From the time the idea of the song came to me it's been my vision that the song help people to see this march as more than just a march but a movement," Green said in a statement.
POSTED 3:23 PM Monday
Searching for a party
In launching its new mobile local search service at the CTIA IT & Entertainment Show in San Francisco today, InfoSpace came up with a pretty fancy party trick.
The Bellevue-based company's development team set up the search software to help show attendees to find the nearest party.
That can be particularly helpful when there are 10 or more parties on a given night during the three-day cellphone industry show, which officially kicks off tomorrow.
The local-search software is designed to help people with enabled cellular phones to easily find restaurants, movie theaters and other nearby services. If the CTIA-designed use is any indication, it could help the user's social life, too.
For the record, InfoSpace is throwing a party tomorrow nigh. It will feature food, drinks, and live music by Grammy-award winning artist Ozomatli with special guest appearance by Rihanna.
POSTED 3:23 PM Monday
Direct to consumer
Seattle-based Dwango Wireless, which creates ringtones, graphics and other content for mobile phones, announced today that it has partnered with USA Today to provide a new service.
The service, called Text & Win, is a short message service (SMS) that allows readers to use their mobile phones to participate daily in newspaper polls. As incentive to participate, texters can receive weekly and other prizes.
The service is part of the company's goal to sell more content directly to the consumer than having to rely solely on the carrier's storefront, or portal, for distribution.
"Earlier on, 100 percent of our business was on-deck distribution. For the past several months, we've tried to aggressively augment that with off-deck campaigns, not only USA Today, but with other partners as well," said Alexander Conrad, Dwango's president and chief operating officer and interim CEO.
Conrad said off-portal sales are more popular now for two reasons: The carriers lowered the barriers to doing off-portal sales and mobile subscribers are smarter.
He said he thinks carriers are more open to distribution that occurs outside of their "walled garden" – content that the carriers themselves pretty much control. "I think the industry has changed," he said.
POSTED 3:23 PM Monday
Tale of two cities
After saying on Friday that it would relocate its headquarters from Bellevue to San Francisco, Mforma announced today that it secured a relationship with Cingular Wireless to sell its Billboard Mobile application.
The application helps cellphone users buy ringtones and find music news and local concert information.
The timing of the two announcements are a bit ironic. Although clearly tied to the opening of the CTIA IT & Entertainment Show in San Francisco, it was probably Mforma's Bellevue office that secured the sale to Cingular Wireless, which still has a large presence in Redmond after acquiring AT&T Wireless a year ago.
The Bellevue office at least played a role in the deal, given that Mforma's Cingular account person works there.
But a spokeswoman who explained last week why the headquarters was moving, said it was more logistical than strategic. The new chief executive lives in San Francisco, not Bellevue.
Cingular customers can subscribe to Billboard Mobile for $2.99 a month. Ringtones cost between $1.99 and $2.99 each.
POSTED 3:23 PM Monday
Hello, MO
And just as Seattle loses a mobile entertainment company headquarters, it gains another.
Vancouver, B.C.-based Mobile Operandi announced today that it has hired Bill Bryant as CEO and will move its headquarters to Seattle this fall. Bryant previously founded Seattle companies Qpass and Netbot.
Mobile operandi has developed a social networking platform for mobile phones called mophone. The software lets members easily find and legally share content, including photos, ringtones, wallpapers, messages and games.
"As online social networking continues to soar and wireless users surpass 2 billion worldwide, mophone is well positioned to ignite a movement toward mobile communities," Bryant said.
By the end of the year, mophone expects to support 400 handsets and be available to users worldwide. Membership is free.
The public beta version of mophone 1.0 is set to be unveiled tomorrow. Commercial availability is expected to be follow later this fall.


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Productivity growth and environmental regulations - accounting for undesirable outputs: Analysis of China's thirty provincial regions using the Malmquist–Luenberger index
This paper employs the Malmquist–Luenberger (ML) productivity index to evaluate China's growth in total factor productivity (TFP), incorporating undesirable outputs, during the period from 1989 to 2008. The ML productivity index and its components (technical and efficiency changes) are derived from the directional distance function which gives credit for an increase in good outputs and for reductions in undesirable outputs. The average annual ML productivity growth, accounting for undesirable outputs, is 2.46%, whereas the value of the traditional Malmquist productivity index is 4.84%, showing that the true TFP growth in China is overestimated if undesirable outputs are ignored. We explore the strictness in enforcing environmental regulations and its impact on improvements in ML productivity. The results show that, the enforcement of environmental regulations in China is, in general, far below the levels achieved in the best performing regions, and that the more stringent enforcement of environmental regulations would help to improve ML productivity growth in China.
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Johannesburg - The regional general council (RGC) of the ANC's Tshwane branch faces disbandment amid "rampant violence and intimidation," says the regional chairperson Masket Mtshweni.Mtshweni, who is also an ex-officio member of the ANC's Tshwane regional executive committee (REC) said on Sunday that the move had been "prompted by a number of unsavoury events that were taking place leading up to the regional conference to be held soon."The assault on ANC members in Hammanskraal and Mamelodi; the use of Tshwane metro police to harass and even prevent ANC members in good standing to attend branch biennial general meetings whilst the REC stands idly by and not acting against those implicated bear testimony to the REC's factionalist tendencies and timidity," he said.Mtshweni said of the 81 branches that held branch biennial general meetings, 40 of them had objected to the provincial and national structures of the ANC.It was against this backdrop "that the RGC members resolved to call for the disbandment of the REC", he said.The RGC also resolved that the regional conference should be postponed indefinitely so that objections could be dealt with by the ANC's national executive committee, said Mtshweni.He said the registration of delegates for the regional conference would be discontinued."It is ANC Tshwane members' belief that the steps being taken will assist in fostering unity within the ranks of the ANC and ensure that the atmosphere leading to the regional conference will be devoid of violence, harassment and rigging."
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Terrible BAND..... of THIEVES!
One would expect the potential leaders of tomorrow to behave in a civilized manner.
"A house divided against itself, cannot stand"
And the decay begins ......... These maggots are so desperate for self enrichment , and all aft6er the top jobs ..... I wonder if they know how ridiculuous they look ... The ANC is getting smaller ...moer mekaar ek haat vrede .....
How can people even be in a position of power when all they wish to achieve is self inrichment, if you work for the government should it not be to the benefit not detriment of the nation?
They are SUPPOSED TO "SERVE" their voters... NOT EMPTY THE COFFERS!!!!!
Gues the TEMPTATION WAS TO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!
Hehe -- the dog is biting it's master's corrupt hand! just love it
These activities are only the begining of more serious things to come, especially on national level.
Here`s an idea.Seeing as the ANC have started early spring cleaning why not start at the top and work your way downwards?The DA is ready to take over because there will be no one left in the ANC to run the country.
Absolutely no idea how to use the smallest amount of power for the benefit of those who they are supposed to be working for. As soon as any elevation in position or priviledge is bestowed on someone it is either the cause of infighting/non-acceptance and backstabbing or the jockeying around to be sycophants to the person who can best help you up the ladder. With all these people keeping spending all their time monitoring their colleagues and plotting their next support level and what perks accompany the role, no wonder nothing is being done for the public. The ease with which many members of the ANC will revert to violence to get their way is an indictment of how little value they place on dialogue, mediation, compromise etc. To more of less of an extent this is being played out in all ANC structures around the land.
They want to run the country, but can't even run themselves!
The entire WORLD is starting to notice and OBJECT to this new ANC as being the most corrupt and disorganized RACIST organisation in existence now - and reject them entirely!
Governments, Churches, NGO's and more daily.
One would expect the potential leaders of tomorrow to behave in a civilized manner.
Unfortunately this whole corruption debacle goes back further than we can imagine. When the rest of Africa was breaking its ties from the colonies and becoming independent in the 60's & 70"s that heads of states and other cronies were emptying the coffers and opening Swiss bank accounts, most of those countries were well run countries - until the "elected" were emptying the funds - just like children emptying their piggy banks. Do you honestly believe that while the ANC were "fighting" the previous government they weren't envious of their "brothers" up north who had money to burn and throw around, and yes it happened a lot - these so called heads of state flaunted their so called "wealth" so when the time came do you really think that they thought of the people first - no their own pockets were their first priority. And now you have everyone who wants a piece of the pie. No wonder there is such disorder amongst the chosen. And this goes to the very top.
Maybe the DA can take over in the interim ("indefinitely") as a practical way to keep the city running?
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Quicklist function makes you use short shoppinglist, for bigger erands you can use the shoppingmode to shop quick and efficiënt.
Voice recognition makes it even faster to add items to your list.
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Topology Analysis of Wireless Sensor Networks for Sandstorm Monitoring
Sandstorms are serious natural disasters, which are commonly seen in the Middle East, Northern Africa, and Northern China. In these regions, sandstorms have caused massive damages to the natural environment, national economy, and human health. To avoid such damages, it is necessary to effectively monitor the origin and development of sandstorms. To this end, Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) can be deployed in the regions where sandstorms generally originate so that sensor nodes can collaboratively perform sandstorm monitoring and rapidly convey the observations to remote administration center. Despite the potential advantages, the deployment of WSNs in the vicinity of sandstorms faces many unique challenges, such as the temporally buried sensors and increased path loss during sandstorms.