I read an article from Wired News this morning about a guy who posts information about case law online. He basically found an error in a court document, and after the judge on the case read about the error in this guy's weblog, he fixed it and credited this man for finding the error.
Anyway, the author of the article (maybe in quoting the weblog author) goes on about how people that have weblogs tend to have introspective postings, and frown upon those who have real-world content. I would rather have content for my blog than introspective rants about this and that. But hey, what else would I have to write about in outside life if not for my daily rantings, right?
You write on “digital” paper using this somewhat fat but otherwise normal pen. Then you take it home and plug it into your computer via USB and your notes appear on screen. This qualifies in the “darn cool” category.http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm?page=products/details&CRID=1541&CONTENTID=6150&countryid=19&languageid=1
I'm not really angry. There is no target for my anger. There are many things that are bugging me, and I suppose that I have made myself susceptible to engrams (to use a term from Scientology, not that I subscribe to their beliefs) this morning that just brought about feelings of anger for some reason. Maybe the smoke from the pancakes, I dono.
There are some things on my mind for which there are no good or organized venue, and I fear writing them all out here because they would be misunderstood or taken into each other's context, when really they are all mostly separate thoughts. Happy thoughts are always good to start with.
Here’s why I really don’t like my macroeconomics class. Or the discipline. Take your pick, they both stink.
