Archive for January, 2004


Yeah, yeah. I know. I take a week off and then become the posting monster. Deal 😉

I posted to LJ’s suggestion board with this. It hasn’t shown up yet (I hope it’s just the moderation and not a submit bug)

I’d love comments from this journal’s readers:

Title:
Community Guide

Short, concise description of the idea:
A yahoo-style hierarchical guide

Full description of the idea:

A post earlier today was filtered ‘friends only’. Ensuing comments have prompted me to open the post publicly.

First off there is WinExposé

A company has developed and is selling an Apple technology for Windows. They didn’t even opt to change the names. We’ll judge the success of this product on whether or not they paid for the patent rights. If not… expect this company and product to be gone within 2 months.

And from the desk of fuego who does tech support for the Mac:
…so I get this call from a woman wanting to know where the solitaire game was on her computer…I tell her that Macs don’t ship with solitaire, but it can be downloaded all over the internet. She asks me to walk her through downloading because she doesn’t know how to download, then she changes her mind and says she’s not sure she made the right descision buying a mac if it doesn’t come with solitaire.

she’s seriously thinking about taking the computer back (she only got it yesterday)

Ladies and Gentleman. Let me make my first recommendation that this person does in fact need a Dell. It’s all about Solitaire.

I wonder how many Mac users we’ll lose when they find out we don’t package Minesweeper by default either.

A sad post…

The mother of a friend of mine has passed recently. I have been trying to keep up with status and wishes through one of her partners.

I haven’t said anything directly to her during this time because when I’m personally going through very difficult times I don’t necessarily want everyone in the room running to me. I want the people closest to me who know me inside and out to be there when I might act a little more erratically. Again this is my own practice.

None the less, I have been concerned and sending well wishes throughout as best I can. It is hard to understand the relationship between a daughter and her mother for me. As a son my relationship with my own mother was… Well, to use the word strained would be …

The important this is that someone I care about is hurting and healing. And I can only wish the best for her and her mother, and her family around her.

Unto them from whose eyes the veil of life hath fallen may there be granted the accomplishment of their true Wills; whether they will absorption in the Infinite, or to be united with their chosen and preferred, or to be in contemplation, or to be at peace, or to achieve the labor and heroism of incarnation on this planet or another, or in any Star, or aught else, unto them may there be granted the accomplishment of their Wills, yea, the accomplishment of their Wills.

A fun post…. My type

EditThis post was filtered “Friends only”. It is now public

I think that we come pre wired with ‘types’ that we like.

It took me the longest time to figure out why I got hooked on shadesong‘s journal. There’s a geek look that always manages to catch my eye. Call it my ‘first impression’

And if there is any doubt that you lock onto an image and it sticks, allow me to demonstrate with a scary parallel with one of my oldest and dearest friends who I love dearly and will til’ I die, Next to the more recent journal I’ve added.

And yes… as a kid, Lala Ward was meant to be mine.

EDIT:Being Poly means never having to say, “Oh, yeah. You too honey.” Because she already knows how much you love her, and the only time you say it is because you want to… not because you have to.