It seems I have a problem with not thinking about the ultimate goal of what I'm going before doing it. Denny keeps bringing that up, saying we've all gotta make sure we're doing what's worthwhile for the company. I'm talking about this because we finally both looked at the browser stats for Airpoints and saw that nearly all of our clients use IE. His stats said 99%, mine said 95%, which is a significant difference, but still an insignificant portion according to Jeff. And that's probably

I've had three discussions about this in 2 days. It's one of those things where I have a stance that I haven't thought about much, but that I'm willing to defend on the fly. And once again I've come to the conclusion that I was wrong.

I really want a good journal system, but I don't know where to put it. Paper isn't very secure and it's too slow. Also, I tend to lose books.

This is better because it's secure in that no one knows I have it (at least none of my friends or family) and of all sites, slashdot is probably the most robust. I'd like to be able to encrypt my stuff, but I'd also like to be able to use it wherever I go. Heh, I wonder how many other people here use this for the same reasons.