Jason Ricketts

mikecorriero:

The ever elusive question: How do I get better ‘quicker’? Well.. it involves a lot of sketchbooks, sketches, trial and error, studies and hard work - and that doesn’t come quickly. 30+ Sketchbooks, 3000+ pieces of paper, 10,000+ sketches

Ran into a problem earlier today where I wanted to connect a Nintendo Wii to the wifi network, but I couldn’t remember the password that had been set. I didn’t want to resort to resetting the password on the router, so I figured there had to be a way to find the information that was stored on my computer. Did some Google’ing, but the information I found was antiquated and seemed to only work on Mac OS X versions that came before Snow Leopard, which is what I am using. In case you are in the same spot as me, here’s how I found it.

1. Open up /Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access.app
2. Select the “System” option under “Keychains” in the upper left part of the window
3. Look for the name of the wifi network you need to view and right-click on it when you find it. Select option “Get Info”.
4. Click the checkbox next to “Show Password” and you’ll be prompted to enter an administrator’s credentials. 
5. Once you’ve done that, you’ll be prompted to allow kcproxy to access the keychain. Click “allow” and then you’ll see the password presented.

I hope that helps someone out there!

megrobertson:

We’ve got a real problem…this is a mathematical fact. Tens of trillions of dollars are being extracted from the United States of America.  Democrats aren’t fixing it, Republicans aren’t stopping it — an entire integrated system, banking, trade and taxation, created by both parties over a period of two decades is at work decimating our entire country right now. MSNBC’s Dylan Ratigan took it all on in this epic rant from his show today.

Awesome compilation made from assorted users performing covers of Radiohead’s “Paranoid Android”.

abjectmedia:

Someone needs to give Randall a TV show.

So that’s where JESUSLIZARD got their name. …

You are where you are.

Yeah, don’t believe in anyone, but most of all, don’t believe in me. Only you. God damn right, it’s a beautiful day, uh huh.

No suicide will save you from yourself.

Miss them.

pluimer:

The best part of Windows 95.

cdharrison:

I would totally buy this, just because of the packaging and bottle design.

Ditto. That is some sweet, sweet package design. uNF

I doodled. And inspiration stopped there. I don’t know what else to do with this.

Cottleston, Cottleston, Cottleston Pie,
A fly can’t bird, but a bird can fly.
Ask me a riddle and I reply:
“Cottleston, Cottleston, Cottleston Pie.”

I had another one of my flashbacks today.  Got on the computer, landed on the YouTube homepage and they had suggested a few videos I should watch. One of them was the video for Cypress Hill’s “How I Could Just Kill a Man” and immediately I was taken back to when I was a kid living in south Augusta and my best friend ran over to the house with this brand new CD that was like everything we were listening to, but different.

And I drifted from that memory to a little bit earlier in the 80’s when I was living in Indianapolis, Indiana, and my best friend there had invited me to go along with him and his father to the store and I remembered coming across a CD by a group called Suicidal Tendencies and I thought the name and the cover looked cool. And so that was the CD I bought.

Cypress Hill’s first single and many other songs by many other artists have included little quips of the music or, most commonly, the lyrics in their songs. How many times have you heard “All I wanted was a Pepsi. Just one Pepsi.” in a song?

Good times.

viridian:

Always know where your towel is.

Happy Towel Day!

Word.