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12 December, 2004
Most Prolific Commenters
Back in July I did a tally of the top commenters at the J-Walk Blog. Here's the current data.
Curtis has taken over first place, leapfrogging Toad, who remains in second place. firq, formerly at the top, has moved down to sixth place. wok is clearly making a strong move to overcome Toad for second place.
1 Curtis 2,755 2 Toad 1,967 3 wok 1,909 4 Shallow 1,605 5 Rance 1,219 6 firq krumpl 1,208 7 Zaine Ridling 909 8 ed 867 9 WRC 748 10 Wendy! 637 11 Spike 566 12 Righteously Indignant 537 13 Andrew 443 14 Gee... 434 15 Dave 427 16 Frank 401 17 Steve 386 18 Biff 324 19 guy 307 20 LoneStar 269 21 Pamn 261 22 ross 255 23 TimS 246 24 Jimbo 236 25 McNair 236 26 Sol 216 27 Larry 214 28 Tina 206 29 Daniel 202 30 Danny 194 31 Dinsdale Piranha 192 32 T-Dog 192 33 Chris 182 34 dbates 180 35 Joe 169 36 Jim Kloss 164
Posted on 12 December, 2004
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like...
... Summer! The temperature hit 80 degrees today in Tucson.
What's it like in your area?
Posted on 12 December, 2004
President Desk
Experience what it's like to be George W. Get your very own Presidents Desk.
The unique and historical Presidents Desk, or the Resolute Desk as it is sometimes called, sits in The Oval Office of the White House and is used by President Bush.
It is now being reproduced by our company.
Although it looks great sitting on the lawn, I think it's supposed to be used indoors.
I couldn't find the price.
Posted on 12 December, 2004
Excel And Google Desktop
If you use Google Desktop and Excel, expect problems.
If you have VBA password protected files/Add-ins the password prompt appears when you close Excel. VBA project remain open if you close a password protected file. Duplication of VBA project names in the VBA Editor.
I used Google Desktop for about five days before I realized that it is not compatible with Excel. Hopefully, the Google guys will get this fixed.
Posted on 12 December, 2004
Craft Projects
If you're looking for something to do, check out these nifty projects:
Posted on 12 December, 2004
Firefox And Pop-Ups
Ed Bott points out: Firefox stops blocking popups.
One of the main attractions of Firefox is the lack of spyware and associated stuff like popups that you get when you switch. Well at least for me, that's over. I got about four or five Firefox popups last week.
The only pop-up that I see consistently is at the Drudge Report. Actually, it's a pop-under that uses INTERMARKETS POP-UNDER CODE v2.0. I guess that's a good enough reason to avoid that site.
Ed ends with a question:
Anyone want to bet on how long it takes before the first piece of spyware gets installed through Firefox?
Posted on 12 December, 2004
Sunday Photo Caption Contest #38
Add your humorous caption as a comment.
Posted on 12 December, 2004