Ryanware

I hate HTML, XHTML, and CSS. Or rather, I hate having to code any of it. To me, it’s tedious and boring to work with them. Blah.

I’ve been a subscriber of Lockergnome since 1998, minus two years while I was on an LDS mission. My software was even featured in it. As you may know as time went on, Lockergnome got big and Chris Pirillo stopped writing all the newsletters. Even though it wasn’t Chris Pirillo very often, at least having someone write an article made it feel more like the old Lockergnome. While some of the information in the newsletters became old news to me as I learned more I always enjoyed the things the editors had to say. About a year ago or more they decided that Lockergnome be more of an RSS type feed, like an aggregator. At least the Web Developer newsletter anyway. No more editor comments or articles. And? I haven’t found any interesting information from it in a very long time. It’s really boring. Also, the info that does get in the newsletter is always about 3-4 days behind other sources. I’m unsubscribing.

The power supply fan on my computer went out a few days ago. I didn’t notice until my room started to smell “hot”. I put my hand on the computer case and the thing was nice and toasty! Way too hot. I quickly brought it out from it’s little compartment, opened the case, and put a fan up to it. Luckily, there wasn’t any damage. At least not that’s evident right now anyway.

A few days later I’m still working like this. I have a clip-on fan attached to my chair, blowing underneath me and into the computer. It’s making things a little bit colder than usual. heh.

The power supply fan is not completely gone. It just spins really really slowly. I think I’ll just grease it instead of buying a new one. But I’d actually have to stop working to do that, which I’ll put off until it gets too cold to work (late this evening no doubt).