Freeow!

So... I'll be updating my progress... but the Cuecat is pretty nifty! I had been working on hacking the thing myself, but with so many people who've already done it... it'll be interesting to play around with it.

Off to school now, though.

A Trip

And so it draws to close... I often use these mostly quiet moments to reflect, and the current subject of reflection is my current trip to visit my fiancé. She is such a beautiful creature, and I constantly marvel at how I've been blessed. As usual it seems that the worst part of the trip is the impending departure. I feel at the moment, no emptiness or sorrow, for who could when so near the love of their life? But experience has shown how much I shall miss my Geekheart. She fills a void in me that I didn't know existed until she first filled it. And when I leave, sadness comes to the front, and the only light is I know it will only be a short while until I yet get to see her again, eternity though it seems. And now it is time to finish.

These Cats Lose :'(

So... if you're unfamiliar with http://www.kittenwar.com it's basically a site where you vote for the cutest kitten.

You can also find the losers. Interestingly enough, as of this writing the top 10 losers were all variety of rex cats.

Veeeery interesting.

Programming, Chrome, and Calls

Well, in 4 minutes I get to call my Geekheart. So in that time let's see how quickly I can post.

For those of you who live under a rock, Google released their Chrome browser quite some time ago. It's a pretty sweet browser, with a very minimal design (I like minimal). The most amusing thing I've found with the browser so far is the way that many of Google's shortcuts don't actually work with the browser, including say, Blogger's ctrl-p shortcut to publish.

It's a little odd that way.

One of the things I really love about it, though, is the ability to resize text input boxes. Like the one I'm typing in I can resize HUGE, or resize teeny tiny.

Well, I was going to mention a bit about programming, but that will have to wait for another day.