Because everyone else is doing it…
Archive for September, 2003
Spam subject of the week
Sep 22nd
“The world’s best porn-to-porn software”
Now that’s what I call P2P!
In other news, the mortage people are having trouble getting my loan approved. Being self-employed is a real curse for this kind of stuff. I’ll still get a loan… just at a higher rate that I anticipated.
About Me page updated
Sep 21st
The other day I realised that my “about me” page was horribly outdated. I think it was originally written in the late nineties. Feeling inspired, last night I sat down and started from scratch. I can’t say that it’s an exciting read, but you’ll probably know more about me than you ever wanted to.
House call
Sep 20th
Went out to see the house today, and while I was disappointed to see little change outside, there was big differences inside. Check out my latest update!
I should add that my new 15-30mm lens came in really handy on this trip.
Edit: I forgot to mention the heat out there. You know that when it’s hot in SF, it’s going to be really hot in Brentwood. And I was not disappointed — it was 103.
Another thing I forgot: a new Kaiser clinic opened up right near the house, making doctors visits a piece of cake. They’re eventually going to build a full hospital there, but I will hopefully be living somewhere more exciting by then.
Conservatory of Flowers reopens
Sep 20th
I believe that all government is evil, and that trying to improve it is largely a waste of time.
First and last flight on JetBlue?
Sep 19th
Earlier this year, I flew on JetBlue Airways to go to Amit’s wedding. It was a good experience, and I loved being able to watch live TV instead of looking out the window, or reading the SkyMall catalog (though I love that bug catcher thing).
But, after reading that JetBlue violated their own privacy policy and gave information on over 1 million of their customers to a government contractor, I think that will be my only trip on their airline. I don’t know if they figured that word would never get out about this, but it’s definitely a PR nightmare now. While I realize that the government is going to start looking closer at air travelers, I think this blatant disregard of the privacy of their customers is pretty disgusting.
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