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Argh... I want to play with SVG right now, coz it's going to factor into Chapter 8, but none of Adobe's servers are responding... and a Google search tantalizingly reveals that a Mac OS X-compatible version of Adobe's SVG Viewer plugin exists! Argh argh argh!!!
I spent this afternoon turning my bedroom into someplace I don't mind living and working. Built the wireframe bureau I bought last week, put away all the clothespiles, emptied, flattened, and closeted all the boxes, shelved the books, vacuumed the rug, hung up the pictures, and kludged the curtains (until I can get some real curtain rings). All it really needs now is a whiteboard and a comfy chair. I suppose I could swipe the computer desk's chair, actually, since that is technically mine, but then you have the aesthetic incongruency of a nice chair up against a card table. Well, that aside, I feel very very at peace, sitting here. 's nice.
Why doesn't LiveJournal timestamp entries based on when it receives them? The only input I should give it is the timezone I currently reside in; it should figure out the local time based on that, not by trusting my local machine's clock.
I spent this afternoon turning my bedroom into someplace I don't mind living and working. Built the wireframe bureau I bought last week, put away all the clothespiles, emptied, flattened, and closeted all the boxes, shelved the books, vacuumed the rug, hung up the pictures, and kludged the curtains (until I can get some real curtain rings). All it really needs now is a whiteboard and a comfy chair. I suppose I could swipe the computer desk's chair, actually, since that is technically mine, but then you have the aesthetic incongruency of a nice chair up against a card table. Well, that aside, I feel very very at peace, sitting here. 's nice.
Why doesn't LiveJournal timestamp entries based on when it receives them? The only input I should give it is the timezone I currently reside in; it should figure out the local time based on that, not by trusting my local machine's clock.