I was only barely aware that the World Series was in progress – last night for example, I remember someone at the bar mentioning that the game wasn’t on because of rain, but whatever. Cardinals, Tigers, I didn’t care. But now I’m rooting for Detroit and I hope that tonight in particular they clean up.
Jeff [...]
I realize I’m a few days late on this, but for those of you who haven’t done so already, download the latest version of Firefox immediately. In addition to it’s nattily updated look, there are a number of features which are excellent that I’ve been waiting for. Big one on my list? Inline spell check. [...]
Ah, here we go. Let’s start keeping track of the 2006 election shenanigans now so that when this election gets stolen we’ll all know why. I’ll be updating this list as we get closer to the date:
Democratic Candidate Jim Webb’s name cut off on ballot in Virginia voting machines. Republican candidate (and racist) Allen’s name [...]
A while back, I had some major issues with Apple’s service. I opined about how their outsourcing was junky and that while the phone service was good, their store service sucked. I’m happy to report that my latest round of Apple service has been excellent.
My new MacBook has been having the issue that has been [...]
I have been staying away from the political posting lately because I’ve been too damn busy, but fer fuck’s sake people, what the hell is going on in the world?
A federal judge in Houston yesterday wiped away the fraud and conspiracy conviction of Kenneth L. Lay, the Enron Corp. founder who died of heart [...]
“Known as the “Great Writ”, the writ of habeas corpus ad subjiciendum is a legal proceeding in which an individual held in custody can challenge the propriety of that custody under the law. The prisoner, or some other person on his behalf (for example, where the prisoner is being held incommunicado), may petition the court [...]
Nothing like showing up to work with fifty emails asking you to do tons of horrible work. This is twice as bad when you’d spent the entire commute to work basking in the thought that this week won’t be as bad as last week, that you wouldn’t have as many deadlines as last week. And [...]
A month or so ago I mentioned that I had started using the Nike+iPod system to monitor my new running regime. I set a goal for myself to run 16 times in 28 days (basically four times a week) and I’m happy to say that on Friday I reached that goal, one day ahead of [...]
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