Comments for End of the World News and Discussion | Ends of Days http://www.endsofdays.com Your Resource for End of the World News and Discussion Wed, 10 Mar 2010 06:14:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 Comment on Extinction Momentum and the Critical Band by Napka’s Top Science » Time To Find Another Planet? http://www.endsofdays.com/extinction-momentum-and-the-critical-band/#comment-82 Napka’s Top Science » Time To Find Another Planet? Sat, 03 Nov 2007 15:05:49 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/extinction-momentum-and-the-critical-band/#comment-82 [...] read more | digg story [...] […] read more | digg story […]

]]> Comment on Extinction Momentum and the Critical Band by Skilled http://www.endsofdays.com/extinction-momentum-and-the-critical-band/#comment-81 Skilled Fri, 02 Nov 2007 16:38:32 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/extinction-momentum-and-the-critical-band/#comment-81 "On a long enough time line, the capacity to destroy must always at least equal the capacity to create, mustn’t it?" This article embodies every single one of my beliefs to a tee! Written by a true ledgend that is not affraid to say it and put it out there. We are responsible for our own demise and our own salvation simply put. I found this article researching "581 c"; A planet that has been found that might be habitable only 120 trillion miles away (10.5 light years). The end of the world is coming and it is not because of an angry mithological "God" nor a natural disaster. It is entirely man-made. We will never know peace because we have let society go to far, but this is not all bad. Without an economy, without currency, without greed and without government our technological evolution would be less than half of what we have accomplished to this day. We don't have to wait around for a great flood or a asteriod we are quite capable to destroy ourselves and this whole planet. Even if we move all our most important people to another planet (many years into the future) we will use up all the resources on that planet aswell and possibly destroy it and by doing this we are becoming the parasites of the universe in a crude way to look at it. So all we can really do is enjoy what we have and make the most out of the short time we have in this life and be someone. What do you have to lose? Get a Job you enjoy that pays the bills, get a nice partner and have a few kids, eat great foods, spend all your money cause you never know when it's going to be over and aim to be content. It is alot harder to achieve than it is to write but not unatainable for everyone. One of the best quotes ever "Judgement day is inevatable" -The Terminator. We really know so little about alot of things that are really important such as: Quantum physics, Gravity, The universe not to mention things we do not even understand about ourselves like how to use the other 90% of our brains or the potential of the human body and adrenaline. Thank-you for reading my randomly jotted down thoughts hope it helped in any way. “On a long enough time line, the capacity to destroy must always at least equal the capacity to create, mustn’t it?”

This article embodies every single one of my beliefs to a tee!
Written by a true ledgend that is not affraid to say it and put it out there.
We are responsible for our own demise and our own salvation simply put. I found this article researching “581 c”; A planet that has been found that might be habitable only 120 trillion miles away (10.5 light years). The end of the world is coming and it is not because of an angry mithological “God” nor a natural disaster. It is entirely man-made.

We will never know peace because we have let society go to far, but this is not all bad. Without an economy, without currency, without greed and without government our technological evolution would be less than half of what we have accomplished to this day. We don’t have to wait around for a great flood or a asteriod we are quite capable to destroy ourselves and this whole planet. Even if we move all our most important people to another planet (many years into the future) we will use up all the resources on that planet aswell and possibly destroy it and by doing this we are becoming the parasites of the universe in a crude way to look at it.

So all we can really do is enjoy what we have and make the most out of the short time we have in this life and be someone. What do you have to lose? Get a Job you enjoy that pays the bills, get a nice partner and have a few kids, eat great foods, spend all your money cause you never know when it’s going to be over and aim to be content. It is alot harder to achieve than it is to write but not unatainable for everyone.
One of the best quotes ever “Judgement day is inevatable” -The Terminator.

We really know so little about alot of things that are really important such as: Quantum physics, Gravity, The universe not to mention things we do not even understand about ourselves like how to use the other 90% of our brains or the potential of the human body and adrenaline.

Thank-you for reading my randomly jotted down thoughts hope it helped in any way.

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by Tony http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-66 Tony Thu, 25 Oct 2007 18:06:00 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-66 Well, I tried this on the 12th and as of today, still no domain pinching going on. The only difference is I don't use MSN messenger. Well, I tried this on the 12th and as of today, still no domain pinching going on. The only difference is I don’t use MSN messenger.

]]> Comment on Asteroid Ingredients by rawr http://www.endsofdays.com/asteroid-ingredients/#comment-62 rawr Wed, 24 Oct 2007 20:57:12 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/asteroid-ingredients/#comment-62 No problem. No problem.

]]> Comment on Asteroid Ingredients by admin http://www.endsofdays.com/asteroid-ingredients/#comment-61 admin Wed, 24 Oct 2007 14:20:15 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/asteroid-ingredients/#comment-61 Eeep. Thank you. Eeep. Thank you.

]]> Comment on Asteroid Ingredients by rawr http://www.endsofdays.com/asteroid-ingredients/#comment-54 rawr Mon, 22 Oct 2007 23:58:21 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/asteroid-ingredients/#comment-54 You fuxxored the link to The Register. It's in there twice. You fuxxored the link to The Register. It’s in there twice.

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by Mark http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-51 Mark Fri, 19 Oct 2007 17:09:05 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-51 Check this out... there is a leak somewhere: http://www.dailydomainer.com/2007173-who-is-monitoring-your-domain-searches-update.html Check this out… there is a leak somewhere:

http://www.dailydomainer.com/2007173-who-is-monitoring-your-domain-searches-update.html

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by Oscar http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-46 Oscar Mon, 15 Oct 2007 07:25:05 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-46 This happened to me in a similar way. It has happened twice now with Godaddy, the only difference is that mine happened within 10 to 15 minutes. I looked it up, got excited it was available, went to get a drink, made a phone call. Went to purchase the domain and all of the sudden it was no longer available. WTF. I heard that this happens all the time, as other people have said. this sucks IMO and I wish there was a way to stop it. Every time I am interested in a domain now, I login to my account first and as soon as I find one is available I add it to my cart. I simply keep my cart active for a while while I really think about the domain, or add more. Then I either forget about it or continue with the purchase. But if its in my cart, I don't think it will be bought from under me.(?) This happened to me in a similar way. It has happened twice now with Godaddy, the only difference is that mine happened within 10 to 15 minutes. I looked it up, got excited it was available, went to get a drink, made a phone call. Went to purchase the domain and all of the sudden it was no longer available. WTF.

I heard that this happens all the time, as other people have said. this sucks IMO and I wish there was a way to stop it. Every time I am interested in a domain now, I login to my account first and as soon as I find one is available I add it to my cart. I simply keep my cart active for a while while I really think about the domain, or add more. Then I either forget about it or continue with the purchase. But if its in my cart, I don’t think it will be bought from under me.(?)

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by Aaron http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-44 Aaron Sun, 14 Oct 2007 23:18:20 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-44 It was most definitely the registrar. If you had waited a couple days they would have dropped it when it didn't get a lot of hits, and you could have bought it then, but now that your post hit stumbleUpon most likely enough traffic is going to go to the URL to legitimize the purchase, and they will keep it for the year. It was most definitely the registrar. If you had waited a couple days they would have dropped it when it didn’t get a lot of hits, and you could have bought it then, but now that your post hit stumbleUpon most likely enough traffic is going to go to the URL to legitimize the purchase, and they will keep it for the year.

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by gmail » Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-43 gmail » Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. Sun, 14 Oct 2007 11:01:36 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-43 [...] the rest of this great post here [...] […] the rest of this great post here […]

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by Stettin http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-42 Stettin Sat, 13 Oct 2007 23:38:53 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-42 I've heard of rumors that GoDaddy will register domain names based on searches done by customers (that don't end up purchasing the domain right away). I don't know if it is true, but whenever a friend asks me about registering a domain, I recommend doing a lookup through something like www.dnsstuff.com or something like that. I’ve heard of rumors that GoDaddy will register domain names based on searches done by customers (that don’t end up purchasing the domain right away). I don’t know if it is true, but whenever a friend asks me about registering a domain, I recommend doing a lookup through something like www.dnsstuff.com or something like that.

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by asterisk http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-41 asterisk Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:17:15 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-41 Don't trust MSN ;) Don’t trust MSN ;)

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by Jared http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-40 Jared Fri, 12 Oct 2007 16:57:26 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-40 As Patrick said, registrars often buy domain names that are queried with whois, but there are also tools out there for average users to search whois queries. Again, this happens all the time and you have no need to worry about your email or messaging security. Rather than using whois, try just typing the domain first. If you get a "Server not found" error page, odds are that the domain is not taken. Then you need to decide if you're really serious about buying it because as soon as you use whois you can be sure it'll be bought within a day to a week of your search for it. As Patrick said, registrars often buy domain names that are queried with whois, but there are also tools out there for average users to search whois queries. Again, this happens all the time and you have no need to worry about your email or messaging security. Rather than using whois, try just typing the domain first. If you get a “Server not found” error page, odds are that the domain is not taken. Then you need to decide if you’re really serious about buying it because as soon as you use whois you can be sure it’ll be bought within a day to a week of your search for it.

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by JD http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-39 JD Fri, 12 Oct 2007 16:28:12 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-39 Same happened to me - I agree with Patrick - it's the WHOIS searches that are compromised. All 3 of the WHOIS domains I searched for where snatched up that day (3 separate instances) Same happened to me - I agree with Patrick - it’s the WHOIS searches that are compromised. All 3 of the WHOIS domains I searched for where snatched up that day (3 separate instances)

]]> Comment on Someone’s reading my Gmail. Maybe they’re reading yours, too. by Juan Cruz Nores http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-38 Juan Cruz Nores Fri, 12 Oct 2007 16:24:33 +0000 http://www.endsofdays.com/someones-reading-my-gmail-maybe-theyre-reading-yours-too/#comment-38 I never do a domain search unless I intend to buy it. I would find it more likely that moniker.com logs searches, and somebody with access to the logs buys those domains rather than someone snooping your gmail acount. I never do a domain search unless I intend to buy it. I would find it more likely that moniker.com logs searches, and somebody with access to the logs buys those domains rather than someone snooping your gmail acount.

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