My job is getting to me. I don't have a specific list of complaints, just a hodgepodge of nebulous emotional crap. Angst. I hate angst. Even worse than angst is people who whine about their angst in blogs nobody reads. However, I've been mulling it over this evening and I want to commit it to text while it's still fresh in my mind.

In November of 2001 I was out of work and out of money and was forced to give up my apartment in the East Bay and move back to Houston to live with my parents while I continued to desperately look for work. Because I had no intention of staying in Houston permanently, and because I was willing to take a job anywhere in the country (with the exceptions of Florida and Alabama), I did not transfer my car registration immediately. I was still registered and insured in California, even though I wa

I'm mildly annoyed at the way the Mozilla project has shifted their focus right when I finally worked up the nerve to switch. Henceforth, they'll be working on lean stand-alone applications for browsing and mail, rather than a single all-in-one mother app. But one of the main attractions for me was that I *wanted* an all-in-one. I like having a single program running for browsing and email, rather than two. I use Trillian because I can be on all four messengers without running four programs (

I've been using Mozilla 1.2 as my default browser in Windows for about six weeks, finally got around to upgrading to 1.3 a couple days ago. It has been a gradual transition, and is not yet complete, but I hope to eventually pull away from the stranglehold IE and Outlook have on my browsing/mailing life.

I've been toying with the idea of including a journals module on my /.-wannabe geekery site, but have faced a few issues and concerns...