Noting this for myself for when I’m at my work machine tomorrow, and any other Greasemonkey users who might see a similar problem, the new update to Greasemonkey, version 0.3.3 seems to have broken at least one of the user scripts that I use (Gmail Smart Delete button). Check for updates to user scripts if you find something that’s gone awry.
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OK so this is completely off topic but it had me cracking up last night. Simply put, John Kruk is the best thing that’s happened to ESPN’s Baseball Tonight, ever! Last night in the middle of a discussion about hamstring injuries and strength conditioning he says: “Babe Ruth never went on the DL with a…
Angela braved the Friday morning crowds to pick up a new toy for us, well for her more than anything, but we’ll both be enjoying it. At $154 the Kodak EasyShare CX4300 digital camera was a nice addition to the family gadget collection. Anytime you can grab a 3.1 megapixel camera for that price, it’s…
I got a new domain registered and a new account setup for the child abuse stuff. The new home for all that stuff will be at www.childabusesurvivor.net. Just give it 24-48 hours for the DNS info to get around and then I’ll start reworking some of that stuff and getting it all moved over. I’m…
I didn’t realize how much of my time would be spent this week resetting passwords. Not network passwords, passwords to the Postini email quarantines. Seems that our service was upgraded, and moved to another server. Naturally the new server didn’t recognize the cookies that were set by the old server so all those folks who…
Yesterday was time for my annual review. One of the topics up for discussion was that this year the entire organization is going to be asked to come up with disaster recovery strategies. Now as far as our data goes, I’ve had a disaster recovery plan in place for a number of years, although it’s…
I got an email earlier this week about an interesting new service put together by the people who gave us Numly, the service that lets you copyright your blog posts or other on-line content. (And yes, I’ve gotten away from doing that, mostly out of sheer laziness.) It’s a service they’re calling Docly: Docly, the…