Brain Dump

I keep going back to this, and every time I just chuckle.

I doubt I'll ever be switching to Firefox, but one feature that Firefox has that I really really wish Camino had is that session saver where it remembers all your open tabs. I think Safari does that too, if you add on Saft or something. I say this because I tried to open Just One More Tab and it crashed the browser and now I'm going through the alphabet, typing in one letter at a time in the address bar, trying to recall what all I had open those fifteen or twenty tabs.

I have spring fever like nobody's business. The last time I said so, we got a foot of snow. So I probably shouldn't be saying anything.

I'm ready for a new look around here, but I a) can't hardly even be bothered to upgrade to MT 3.2 (not that that's even necessarily related), b) have no sense of creativity or flair for graphic design, c) have a "thing" and won't hire a designer or even just go with someone else's drop-in template, and d) really should be spending my time on other things. So I might change some colors. Which I could easily spend hours on.

I have a confession to make. I don't (usually) tag my flickr photos. Which is, like, three-quarters of the point of using flickr.

I have eaten so much food this weekend (others have been cooking for me) that it's been 7 hours since the last time I ate and I am not even close to hungry (though I did have one mug of chai and I'm about to have another). This is highly unusual. I am always hungry because I'm too lazy and inept and broke to adequately feed myself. I have enough money for groceries, but not the ability or wherewithal to do anything fabulous with them. I don't have enough money to eat out all the time. I might have enough to justify one of those make-and-take places, because that would come out of both the grocery and the eating out budget. But then I'd have to actually go and do that.

I think about doing a podcast and posting videos all the time. I just don't have the content to support those activities.

I'm really digging Transmission. I'm not getting things to download any faster (which is more a function of my internet access and configuration and router and stuff), but it doesn't eat up so much CPU power and totally slow my non-internet computing down like Azureus did. Plus Azureus had so many features that I didn't need or know how to use. Transmission is nice and simple and prettier to look at.