Month: November 2004

Heh. I suck. I just typed this post, and due to a slight error in my code, it went floating off to cyberspace. *tsk* Regardless… As I’m sure you’ve noticed, the Blog! interface has significantly changed. You will need to log in again using the “log in” link on the navigation bar. There’s a few […]

I went to an interesting session tonight on “how to survive police encounters” with content provided by the ACLU. Here’s a few of the interesting ideas and things I learned: Never lie to the police. Play the question game. Answer their questions with questions. For example: “Q: how much pot have you smoked tonight?” “A: […]

Link to an early beta of Blog 3.0:Blog beta It should make it easier to read things, at the very least.

As a brief distraction from my homework: William Butler Yeats is generally considered to be the greatest 20th century poet of the English language. I find it humorous, then, that during one of the last letters he wrote, after receiving an operation (at age 69) to increase sexual potency, he told his friend that I […]

Firefox 1.0 was released today. Mozilla.org is completely down, which doesn’t surprise me in the least. I downloaded my copy from http://mozilla.ussg.indiana.edu/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/1.0/win32/en-US/ For those of you still using Internet Explorer, Firefox offers a host of features which leaves Internet Explorer feeling bloated and limited. In addition to tabbed browsing (which, although it took some time […]