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faceless_wonderi have again been rather delinquent on putting together furniture. i haven't been as delinquent as yesterday, though. i put my chair together, and started on my desk. however, i thought it would be far more fun to finally set up mozilla thunderbird on this box, so i can have one place to check all my email. so, that's what i've been up to this afternoon instead of finishing up my desk.
maybe i'll have everything assembled by the end of the week?
today's tuesday...and some people on the normal pub trivia squad can't go. this is good news for me, as one of the subsitutes. i'm looking forward to pub trivia fun, since i haven't been since the day before i left for boise, way back at the beginning of the month.
i should get ready for trivia, but not yet. i don't have to leave until seven, and it's only five. before i get ready, i think i'm going to finish the book i started a few days ago. it's called spam kings, and it's fascinating. it's about the battle between spammers and anti-spammers in the early aughts. i haven't been particularly up in arms about spam in years, ever since all of my email providers [most notably gmail and my law school] put up such good spam filters, filters that have kept thousands of junk ads from reaching my eyes. however, spam is a major waste of resources and bandwidth, and it's neat to see what kinds of measures the hardcore anti-spammers have gone to in order to fight off the spammers.
maybe i'll have everything assembled by the end of the week?
today's tuesday...and some people on the normal pub trivia squad can't go. this is good news for me, as one of the subsitutes. i'm looking forward to pub trivia fun, since i haven't been since the day before i left for boise, way back at the beginning of the month.
i should get ready for trivia, but not yet. i don't have to leave until seven, and it's only five. before i get ready, i think i'm going to finish the book i started a few days ago. it's called spam kings, and it's fascinating. it's about the battle between spammers and anti-spammers in the early aughts. i haven't been particularly up in arms about spam in years, ever since all of my email providers [most notably gmail and my law school] put up such good spam filters, filters that have kept thousands of junk ads from reaching my eyes. however, spam is a major waste of resources and bandwidth, and it's neat to see what kinds of measures the hardcore anti-spammers have gone to in order to fight off the spammers.
