
It's things like this Ask Metafilter thread that make me pessimistic about humanity as a whole.
I have to ask myself how I would react in this woman's place, if somebody was giving me grief for closing a frigging bus window as they're exiting the bus.
...but if someone could come up with an internet filter that would keep me from being exposed to the stupid crap John Dvorak comes up with I would be first in line.
According to this BanjoHangout.org post, Deering is going to be featured on Made In America. March 7, I believe the date is.
It should be an interesting show, but one thing that probably won't come up is the fact that the Deerings are Scientologists. (If you're unfamiliar, follow that link for edification lest I seem like some kind of intolerant kook.)
Old Orchard Beach
Originally uploaded by stagewhisper.
We escaped today's blizzard with only a few inches of snow, but this photo does have me a bit wistful for summer in Maine.
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It's been one of those "too many personal projects to choose from, so I'll just nap all afternoon and not work on anything" weekends. Today I got to paging through the DM4, which prompted me to download a couple of games from the IF Archive and give them a try.
Ray Bradbury has written an opinion piece in the L.A. Times, saying that the solution to L.A.'s traffic problem is to put up a Monorail system.
The signal to noise ratio has gotten lower every year since I started visiting Slashdot almost 7 years ago, but every once in a while there will be an interesting topic that garners some great comments, like "Does Company-wide Language 'Standardization' work?"
Which garnered this comment and follow-up:
I installed a test MediaWiki last week, and I've been using it the last couple of days to take notes during an inservice.
I really, really like the auto-generated table of contents you get when you structure your document using the heading markup:
==Level 2 Heading==
===Level 3 Heading===
(The page title automatically gets Level 1 heading)