<SCRIPT language=javascript>
var base_foo;
function foo(yourname){
    alert('Hello ' + yourname);
}

base_foo = foo;

foo = function(yourname){
    alert('(overide) Hello ' + yourname);
}
</SCRIPT>

From http://dataerror.blogspot.com/2005/08/javascript-function-overriding-part-2.html

When TiddlyWiki goes to save a file, in Firefox, you get the following dialog

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Internet Security

A script from "file://" is requesting enhanced abilities that are UNSAFE and could be used to compromise your machine or data

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I am using a virtual server from Rose Hosting.  It runs Centos 3.  When I try to reboot, it fails with a mesage:

• init: /dev/initctl: no such file or directory

Running:

• mkfifo /dev/initctl

seems to have corrected the problem.  I'm not sure whether I eventually ran "reboot -f" or "init 6" to reboot.

It is possible to run the Oracle exp or imp (and probably other commands) without getting your tnsnames.ora and your environment variables 100% right.  (You will need them at least part-way right.) Here's how to run exp:

exp userid/password@sidname direct=y recordlength=65535 feedback=1000 file=test1.dmp log=test1.log tables=(TABLENAME)

Note: sidname might be globalname instead; I'm not sure.

I thought I'd take a look at Chandler for GTD.  I downloaded and installed Chandler_win_1.0-rc1.exe.  That was the easy part.  Then I had to import my Outlook data.

Chandler can import .ics files (only). In case you're unaware, Outlook 2003 can export a .ics file, but it
exports one per event.  This doesn't work for my 1000+ events.