Take a look outside this evening. http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/4162866.html
Plus, a partial lunar eclipse.
Interesting stuff to watch.
Take a look outside this evening. http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/4162866.html
Plus, a partial lunar eclipse.
Interesting stuff to watch.
Convert RSS feeds into PDF.
……
I have a question:
WHY?
No one really wants to give a shit about PDF, anyway. Digg has no love for it, either.
There are more useful things to convert to PDF, such as Wikis…..oh, wait.
I need icons. Furry icons.
As you see, I’m out of ideas for icons (and long been so; Mwalimu’s only up there because I pulled him up on a Google Image search and added the text to it via the LJ Icon Maker by lechatron).
[bribe]If anyone sends me an LJ icon or a (fursona-compatible) pic to be made into an icon, I’ll dedicate the next video that I can upload to Youtube to you, personally, with heart bleeds and other goodies. Please?[/bribe]
Now for my rant on Google.
http://tinderbox.flock.com/builds/trunk/windows/1157346106.6553/Flock_Setup_0_7_0_99_.exe
First new builds since last month’s big announcement of Beta 1 (v0.7), and alot of things in the UI seem to be out of wack. The tabs, the toolbars (both navigation and bookmark), etc. Certainly not the best start for v0.9, but we are talking about alpha testing here (dunno what else they’re going to add in here this time, hopefully support for web-based news readers, such as Google Reader and Netvibes).
They were already doing this with numerous Greasemonkey scripts, and now they’ve finally added the capability to Gmail so that you can listen to audio attachments in Flash or download them.
Of course, in light of this new capability, I’m taking advantage of Google’s 2.5GBs of good graces by creating a separate account just to store mp3s in (and then play while I’m out of the house).
amplesoul.2006@gmail.com
We just got back from an overnight in Columbus to help Connie and Dwayne move into their new house (yes, dirty pool and all. The previous occupant[s] left alot of stuff “undone” with it). Brandon and RJ are as lively as usual, and Dwayne’s sisters also came to help out.
Before we had went on Friday, Connie had told us by phone about the possibility that she had cervical cancer. She doesn’t know the full details as of yet, so she’s supposed to be going in for surgery this month. However, at age 36, she’s already getting her will and life insurance in order (one of her main stipulations is that, if the unthinkable does happen, only Mom and Dwayne will have any guardianship over the two boys, and her previous two husbands will be barred from contact with them).
So, for good reason, I’m worried, but not really surprised. For as long as I can remember, Connie has always given off the aura of being in a rush, of being worried, of always being frustrated by at least two or more current situations, and never, ever settling down. Divorce, marriage, military, motherhood, sisterhood (Wanda *and* her kids), and now this – for a near decade. She’s been battling all of these elements for all of this time, and for what reason?
Mom knows that I’m not enthusiastic about this marriage to Dwayne (with whom I have no problems), since it seems like divorce (or widowship) is a constant with my family (Mom [1 divorce], Connie [2], and Wanda [3] are all divorcees). God knows, also, that I don’t want Connie to succomb to this bullshit, or to die in relation to it.
She tries to make it for herself, and for her kids. God knows that she does.
But for once, I’d like for her to actually make it at all.
As you should’ve heard, Google CEO Eric Schmidt was invited this week onto Apple’s Board of Directors.
This comes after Apple completed one of the last phases of their year-long transition from IBM’s PowerPC to Intel’s x86 processor with the replacement of the PowerMac G5 by the Mac Pro.
So….why was Google’s CEO invited to their BoD?