My God, It’s Full of Hair

The square-cube law says that as volume goes up, surface area goes up more slowly. My current application of this principle is devoted to hair. Exhibit one, the culprit: This cat, which is one half of the current feline-american population of my residence, has grown in mass by approximately 2.2 times. Similarly, the other feline-american …

Super Tuesday! And Alcohol!

In case you aren’t paying attention, Super Tuesday, the conglomeration of several different states’ primaries where the largest individual lump of delegates are awarded, is this coming week. I happen to live in one of those states, which leaves me a quandary: Do I vote for a republican candidate that I could actually see being …

Fun is (NOT) What You See Here

Pro Tip: When you set a document backup program to backup a directory to an external hard drive, it should not take the files from the external hard drive and overwrite the directory you’re trying to backup. This happened to Jenn yesterday. I have not told you (yet) what the software package is because I’m …

Rush Limbaugh is Done. Or Should Be

I will be the first person to acknowledge that we here in the United States are entitled to freedom of speech. I will also be the first to acknowledge that not everyone agrees with my own personal opinions regarding social justice or foreign policy or whatever. I will also acknowledge that some people find worth …

Adobe Acrobat != Useful Markup Tool

Today I relearned something I already knew, but learned two things that I desperately wanted: Adobe Acrobat is the worst editing tool in the whole world If you use any of the comment and markup functionality, then hit ctrl-e, you’ll get a nice set of controls that let you set your size, weight, & etc. …

Last Two Days in the GA Legislature

HB 1116 – Prohibition of Vasectomies. You heard me right. This is a protest bill. SB 468 – Bicycle Rules of the Road. This bill would remove the option for bicyclists to ride two abreast. I am not in favor of this bill. It is ostensibly for safety reasons, but it really is to demonstrate …