Current Mood: Contentical
"Contentical" as in "pretty okey dokey with how things are going as of late" that is.
Amarok 1.4 and Why You Should Care
Amarok 1.4 has been released and all I can say is WWWWOOOOOOOWWWW. This release is amazing, guys. I've been waiting for it to show up in my kubuntu updates list and it hasn't, so tonight I hunted a bit and found this announcement showing how to get it for dapper. As I type this, I'm transferring 1.4G to my iPod nano, and it looks like it's going to also transfer the album cover artwork along with it. Kick butt!!!
SuSE 10.1 Online Sources
The Importance of Not Getting Bit While Digging Up Rocks
So, as a prelude... you may think of it as something very important to learn in life... if ever you are planning on digging very, very, very large rocks out of your New England back yard, be sure to cover yourself head to boots in mosquito repellant. Otherwise, you will assuredly find yourself covered in more bug bites than you care to count. I mean, honestly, what kind of stupid mosquito bites you on the ears??? How much blood can possibly be up there anyway? Blah. Death to all mosquitos!!!
In Lieu of a Real Post…
... I shall list the things that I would actually put into a real post if I had the time:
iPod Nano iSkin, M:I:III
In The Last 48 Hours
I have had the pleasure(?) of living through the following:
Daddy, Where Is The Other Internet Stick?
So, I was at work today when my beautiful eldest daughter called me and asked me if I knew where the "other Internet stick" was. I had to think about that one for a second.
This Just In: Apple Is Better Than Microsoft
Well, I had to make up for my blah-stricken previous post full of my woes and travails. So, anyway, I once had a nifty little iPod nano. I loved her like a cat and gave her a name and talked in soothing tones to her. Oh, little Beethovina and me were inseparable, yes we were.
LDAP, Microsoft Exchange, and KAddressBook or Thunderbird
My current employer uses Exhange 2003 as its current groupware solution. I have on-and-off-again been beating my head against the proverbial concrete wall in trying to get it to work nicely with LDAP and addressbooks other than Evolution or Outlook, for obvious reasons. Today, my geeky noggin' has broken through the proverbial concrete wall and I now have both KDE's kaddressbook and Thunderbird's address book successfully using the Exchange server here at work.