Tuesday, January 08, 2008

Redstate.com is anti-free market

I received an email from Redstate.com editor Erick Erickson lamenting their need to ask for cash due to a change in blogging software. He blames the need for change on, wait for it...liberals!

"Unfortunately, there weren't really any conservative Scoop developers out there to help us."
For some reason, the fact there aren't any conservative developers of a specific platform is the fault of liberals and NOT the free-market. How does that work?

Thursday, November 15, 2007

TRIP worked for me!

The Department of Homeland Security Traveler Redress Inquiry Program worked for me! At least, I think (and hope so!).

Believe it or not, I think the federal government actually worked.

I knew I was paying taxes for a reason (not meant to imply I want to pay more, Uncle Sam).

Thursday, November 08, 2007

Fire vs. Revolution


Mr. White and the Chicago Fire face off tonight against the New England Revolution on ESPN2 at 6:30pm CST.



Friday, October 26, 2007

Octrotalk Rocked My World (in a bad way) **UPDATED**

After installing and successfully using Octrotalk on my Treo 700w, the program added duplicate contacts to my Gmail contacts list.

Now, in the standard view with chat enabled, Gmail is rendered useless after one click-through. Everything works hunky-dory with chat disabled in Gmail. With chat enable, no links work (minus the first one I click). Firefox says there is an unresponsive script. Same problem on 3 different machines with two browsers.

Coincidence?

I even deleted Octro-related contacts from my contact list and the problem persists.

Not sure how a third-party vendor of chat software can affect Gmail's interface, but if hadn't happened, I wouldn't have believed it possible!

**UPDATE**

Removing legacy connections (i.e. MSN, Yahoo and AIM) and then removing the Octro contacts from my Gmail contact list eventually fixed the problem!

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Hope & Chance


In order to have a chance, the Colorado Rockies must win Game 2 at Fenway. My earliest memory of a Rockies is game is actually not at Coors Field. It's at Mile High Stadium where the crowd would chant "Go" and "Rockies" from opposite sides of the stadium.

Go Rockies!

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Take that, Rush

VoteVets' Brian McGough lays it out:

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