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celebrating the 75th anniversary of the repeal of the 18th amendment! drink! |
completely irresponsible to describe 19-year-olds as "teens"—especially with the intent of demonizing the internet |
@malibulibrarian interesting article on one of your guilty pleasures http://tinyurl.com/6xmx4b |
my new life goal is to take down OCLC |
My library hold for Gene Healy's "The Cult of the Presidency" just arrived. Perfect timing. |
feels like it was a long day; looking forward to sleep already |
the two party monopoly is why I always feel disenfranchised: http://tinyurl.com/5dqect |
the internet seems to hate me: Google Groups thinks I am a virus or spyware application and "something went wrong" with twitter search |
my anarchist tendencies lead me to care very little about the presidency, but prop 8 actually affects people's lives, so I'm quite bummed |
direct democracy = tyranny of the majority |
Google should donate some speedy servers to the Secretary of State... |
"NO" votes on Prop 8 are ticking upwards every time I refresh: 47.7% with 29.0% reporting... |
foobar2000 is working on my MacBook Pro using Crossover; it's been so long and I've missed this program more than I realized |
Just spent more than an hour looking up arguments for and against trailing slashes in URLs. I found neither side completely persuasive. : / |
voting for myself again for Congress because the sitting congressman in my district is running unopposed; now that's democracy |
struggling to decide on an email client for my new iMac at work |
spending the night in San Jose |
Marshall Breeding's talk today should have been the closing keynote. This was the best library presentation I've ever seen. #il2008 |
also, it sucks when I'm carting too much stuff with me and the talk is irrelevant so it's tricky to pack up and leave; yay for working wi-fi |
