Thanks for the info AJ, I found "weblog" at
http://awsd.com/scripts/weblog/index.shtml which has some click-path
reporting. It's simple, but works. Report generation takes a bit though, even
On Monday 07 October 2002 23:35, AJ McKee wrote:
> I've been using mod_usertrack for a good while now. I use in by default in
> every vhost that I set up. I assign a cookie name and set the expiry for
> about a year. I have to say it looks ok. A few things to note though. If a

Anarchist 'Scavenger Hunt' Raises D.C. Police Ire
Sat Sep 21, 3:37 PM ET
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An online "anarchist scavenger
hunt" proposed for next week's annual meeting of the
International Monetary Fund ( news - web sites) and
World Bank ( news - web sites) here has raised the ire
of police, who fear demonstrators could damage
property and wreak havoc.
Break a McDonald's window, get 300 points. Puncture a
Washington D.C. police car tire to win 75 points.
Score 400 points for a pie in the face of a corporate
executive or World Bank delegate.
D.C. Assistant Police Chief Terrance Gainer told a
congressional hearing on Friday that law authorities
were in talks to decide whether planned protests were,
"so deleterious to security efforts that we ought to
take proactive action."
Several thousand people are expected to demonstrate
outside the IMF and World Bank headquarters next
weekend.
The Anti-Capitalist Convergence, a D.C.-based
anarchist group, is also planning a day-long traffic
blockade, banner-drops and protests against major
corporations in the downtown core.
Chuck, the 37 year-old webmaster of the anarchist site
www.infoshop.org who declined to give his last name,
told Reuters his scavenger hunt was meant as a joke.
"People were asking for things to do when they come to
D.C. We made the list to get people thinking, so they
don't do the boring, standard stuff," he said. "I
doubt people will actually keep track of what they do
for points."

On Mon, 26 Aug 2002, Joseph S. Barrera III wrote:
> Adam L. Beberg wrote:
> > Fair use needs to be clarified a bit
>
> That's an understatement!!!
Yes, it is :(
> > How else do i ever have hope of finding a job working for someone
> > that makes things people are supposed to ... *drumroll* pay for.
>
> Well, you could damn well get a fucking better attitude. I practically
> handed you a job the other week and you pissed all over me. I'm done
> helping you. You have joined a very exclusive club that up to now has
> only had my sister as a member.
Forwarding me stuff from a list is hardly handing me a job. I tracked them
down, they dont exist anymore, like 99% of the things I track down the req's
are pulled or there is a freeze.
The real problem is you cant even train for jobs now, since they _demand_
7-10 years at a job paid to do the wierd collection of skills they want.
But I'll get lucky eventually and someone I know will be a hiring manager.
- Adam L. "Duncan" Beberg
http://www.mithral.com/~beberg/
beberg@mithral.com