I wonder if I write to Steve Jobs, and tell him a convincing story, that he’ll send me one for free?

Isn’t his e-mail address sjobs@mac.com ? Anyone know?

Or hey, want to donate to my “Give Nicholas a Macbook Pro” fund? I promise I’ll give Apple a fair chance!

Seriously, if you’re ever down, bummed about life, questioning whether or not to go on. Just watch this, and all is better:

If you have Netflix, feel free to add me as a friend:

http://www.netflix.com/BeMyFriend/P7oIQjDeHkb8hq7XedPC

And she said yes  We will be getting married October 13th of this year. I can’t wait! I’ll keep everyone posted. We’re working on a website for the two of us, to share the story, photos and more. Stay tuned!

Nice HTML there, Tom! And grrrreat spelling! It’s so awesome that you were able to get $200 million for your piece of crap site.

And Tom, you wouldn’t have to deal with spammers, phishing, cross-site scripting attacks or other nasties if you’d just get a stinkin’ clue. You’re not the first website in the world to deal with user-provided content/HTML. Do you really have anyone else programming on the site? Are they monkeys?

And let me close by saying what a great NON security feature. You’re changing people’s links to a domain name that doesn’t even have the word MYSPACE in the name. People are going to think that’s not normal and freak out, regardless of your cute little announcement box.

And nevermind the fact that you’ve just given yourself a way to police all links on your site and determine what is “allowed” and “not allowed” to be linked to, nor the fact that you’ve created your own database of links referenced by people using your site, which you will no doubt go on and sell to some marketing firm, privacy be damned!

Blah blah blah. I hate MySpace with a stinkin’ passion.

Look, I know LiveJournal is re-posting old posts of mine as if they were new. I have no idea why this happens, nor how to fix it. Blah.

All I know is that LiveJournal has a terrible RSS implementation, as neither Google Reader or FeedReader have a problem with my feed. So it’s not my fault as far as I can tell.

Worth mentioning is the other fact that LiveJournal will not let you administrate your feed through them. I would like to turn off LJ comments if I could, because I usually don’t read them unless I specifically remember to view all of my “converted” feed items that get posted. But nope, can’t do that.

If you’re into reading RSS feeds/blogs (and not just LiveJournal), I encourage you to try Google Reader. It’s free, fast, and best of all, accessible from any computer with internet access.

And that’s about all I have to say about that.