Kinkade Fixed
Leave it to the internets to fix what Kinkade has spent years breaking. A sample: See the originals here: http://www.tiefighters.com/post/65073466561/war-on-kinkade-series-artist-jeff-bennett-has
Mmm. Pie
Rob at work had this cool wallpaper on his computer today: I tracked it down and here is the link to the original wallpaper site to grab different sizes: http://slip.to/z4B3QX
Exchange enabled for GMail (at least for now)
[EDIT] Shoot – just found an old blog post about this elsewhere. Guess I missed when they enabled this a while back. I feel really smart now![/EDIT] I was playing with an Android emulator this weekend and noticed that when I set up an Exchange account to synchronize my calendar and contacts with Google, I
Intense Debate Plugins
I am using the Intense Debate plugin to manage comments on this blog, and they have just released plugins. You can see a list of the current ones here: http://www.intensedebate.com/plugins/ For this post, I think I will try out the Polls plugin. Vote away!
Google Fixes Chrome EULA
Looks like Google has been getting a lot of comments about its Chrome browser’s EULA. They are now in the process of fixing the Content Licensing clause of the EULA. Apparently, they reused the same wording they used in most of their online services, but this didn’t make much sense for a browser product. So,
Russians Cut Apart and Reassemble Dogs!
In the late hours of August 19, 2008, Russian scientists succeeded in a project to cut apart and reassemble dogs. Biotechnicians in at lease twenty countries have been trying to accomplish this feat for several decades now, but it was not until last night until somebody reported success. When asked about this feat, Dr. Vladimir
Rounded Plurks
I am working on getting the Plurk boxes rounded to look a little nicer. I have some early CSS written up that almost works, but I am having a hard time making the right hand border line up when a plurk is expanded. I think it has to do with that width being dynamically hard-coded.