George Marian

@Moshe Look at the tide. It raises all boats.

Crickets.

Heh. The body wants more. That's what that's telling you.

lol

Don't forget you gotta rest sometimes.

How are you doing?

@TimStone Going well enough. I'm currently fighting with a spreadsheet that must have been put together by a rank amateur.

@awoodland Yes, it is.

heh

@TheUnicornWhisperer o/

@Moshe Because I've been hella busy. I'm only here now because I happen to be working from home today.

@mootinator o/

How odd. That is a definite bluish cast in the upper 1/3 of my monitor.

It only takes a little bit of wheel slip to ruin your day:

I bet that was exciting.

It's hovering right around freezing here and there's a system coming into the area. There was ice in the parking lot until some time after 10 this morning.

That said, the weather has been quite iffy here the past few days. I may just get to work from home this week. heh

@TimStone I've started feeling better, but I'm still not there. Though, I hope, I'll be well enough to grin-and-bear it tomorrow and drag myself into work.

Otherwise, things are going well. Work is keeping me busy as are my freelance projects.

I've been better. I've been worse. I'm stilling fighting a sinus infection. stupid allergies

@TimStone Hola. How have you been?

harumph

@TimStone Nice. Thanks!

Biometric butt recognition, huh?

Heh. The bass drum at the beginning. Everyone seems to be focusing on the lyrics and ignoring the rest of the song.

Dang it! Not one of The Boondocks' theme songs on YouTube has the drum line I wanted to hear.

Apparently, Red Hat had a good quarter.

The reason I read The Register.

> Obviously, Red Hat is still the poster child – more of a pin-up teenager with 1970s hair these days – for how to commercialize open source software.

US spy drone hijacked with GPS spoof hack, report says

Nice.

@PopularDemand That's some juicy stuff.

Dang it, Chrome! Why must you open full-screen, but not actually full-screen?

Thank you, sir.

@PopularDemand Link for the lazy?

heh

I wonder if it's because I had Chromium installed initially. Though, that stores it's config in a different directory, I may have copied some stuff over.

I usually use it as separate windows as well. Though, sometimes if I just want to check a value quickly I don't want to bother with a second window. (That's also the reason I want it to open up along the right-hand side.)

It's been like that at home for as long as I can remember.

@TimStone heh I see.

I was hoping it would remember the previous setting, but it only does it for the particular window and forgets it when it's restarted.

Meanwhile, the CSS part of the window tends to be really narrow when I first open it up which is quite annoying.

At home, it opens up along the right-hand side which I would prefer.

I installed it a work and there it opens up along the bottom, like Firebug does.

Heh. I'm trying to figure out if there is an option to have it appear on along the right hand side and why it's opening in a tiny window otherwise.

@TimStone How familiar are you with Chrome's element inspector (i.e. Firebug in Chrome)?

hehe

The thought of the USPS as an ISP should need no explanation. Meanwhile, how long before email postage would be looked as a revenue stream?

Great example, as I love being assaulted with crappy advertisement during my commute. :)