Thanks for all the goodies, Google.
Okay, I'll admit it: I love the toys that Google puts out. I use GMail for all of my personal e-mail, I schedule appointments with Calendar, and I use a bunch of their plug-ins...
Category: Geek
Don't send spam, m-kay?
Some map company in Arizona thought it would be funny to send me some spam the other day. Tonight, I did a little research and then responded.
Anonymous Cowards and Blogs
Since as far back as I can remember, Slashdot has allowed people to post anonymous comments on any entry. The catch is that they had their posts automatically knocked down a level and they...
Nintendo Poised to pwnz0r Microsoft, Sony
Have any of you actually seen the prices on an XBox 360 or the constantly-delayed Playstation 3? Charging $600 for a game console seems to be taking excess to brand new heights. The real...
MySpace: The Internet's Largest Cesspool
The more I use MySpace, the more I end up hating it. I'm sure all of you are familiar with the world's largest social networking site. Most of you probably have a profile on...
Website Update: Subscribe Without an Account
I've figured out how to make it so that you can subscribe to e-mail updates without having to register an account on the site. Use the Subscribe link either at the top of the...
Weird Al Proves Just How Funny He Is
In anticipation of the release of the new Straight Outta Lynwood album on September 26th, Weird Al has given us a sneak peak by releasing one of his songs over the Internet. The song,...
Website Update: Internet Explorer Works Again
I figured out what was breaking Internet Explorer, and it's fixed now. It apparently doesn't handle an empty list very gracefully, choosing instead to just break everything. I still recommend Firefox.
Website Updates: The Photo Gallery, E-mail Notifications, Condensed Posts
I've made a few changes to the website to bring up some features we want and make things a little easier to use. The most noticable is that long posts (of which I write...
Why do phone companies have to stink?
There must be an unwritten rule somewhere that if you're a phone company, one or more aspects of your company must be lousy. Some companies go for pricing, others for service, a couple for...