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Monthly Archives: March 2005
How fast do you type?
Cool little site that tests how fast you type (found via coldforged.org). First time through I did 88 wpm without any mistakes. Take that!
Bruschi
FOX25 news out of Boston is reporting that New England Patriots player Teddy Bruschi is going to have heart surgery. Bruschi is probably my favorite player on the Patriots. Best of luck…let’s hope your fixed up so you can live … Continue reading
AOL clarifies IM privacy guarantee
Looks like AOL has heard everyone’s issues. AOL will revise its user agreement to stress that it does not eavesdrop on IM conversations except in unusual circumstances (such as a court order). I will wait to reserve final judgement on … Continue reading
Odd night
You know it is an odd night when you have a Days of the New song (“Now” off of their first album) stuck in your head. Something about those bands from that era that always touches me in a special … Continue reading
New AIM TOS
My brother Justin pointed me to Thrashing Through Cyperspace, which has a very interesting post on AOL now giving itself permission to basically use anything from your “private” conversations on AIM for its own purposes. Basically, the end of whatever … Continue reading
Simple little extensions
One of the great strengths of Mozilla Firefox is its extensions ability, which allows you to easily modify Firefox to meet your needs. This allows Firefox to be a lean mean browsing machine, yet be as complex as needed for … Continue reading
Another storm
Once again, it is nearly mid-March and we have another snow storm in the wonderful land of New Hampshire as I write this. Last I heard, 6-10 inches should fall during the day today. I am so sick of this … Continue reading
Indexing External HD
Anyone know how to get Google Desktop to index my external hard drive?
Google Desktop
I recently downloaded Google Desktop and I must say, it is one stellar piece of software. It is amazing to be able to search through all of my files and e-mails (Thunderbird is now supported!) in such a quick manner. … Continue reading
Episode III
I just downloaded a copy of the new Star Wars Episode III trailer. Oh. My. God. I don’t remember ever being so excited for an upcoming movie then I am right now. What strikes me is the darkness in the … Continue reading