10 November 2009
Red Trillian
I upgraded to Windows 7, and my Trillian is suddenly red. I mean the Preferences window, which has had a dark blue background as far as I can remember, is now dark red.
Not sure if that’s just because of my new OS … or if Trillian is trying to say something to me.
It’s fully-registered. Maybe I should ask tech support. o.o
9 April 2008
Bill Nye!
I got to see Bill Nye tonight. He’s still as awesome as I remember him from my childhood.
And I got to shake his hand, too. Rockin’
SCIENCE IS COOL
11 December 2007
Testing feeds
Testing feed import to my blog on MAL.
http://myanimelist.net/blog/Crisu
I wonder if it’s automatic, or if I have to reimport regularly. If the first, then I may have accidentally done it twice, which kinda wrecks things. How would I undo that if that were the case?
9 December 2007
Itsy-Bitsy Bracelet
Do want this.
https://www.dynomighty.com/product_detail.php?Itsy-Bitsy_Bracelet&d=jewelry%2F07-DY-005b
The embedded YouTube video on the page is great — perfect advertisement. I kinda want one to play with now. According to the FAQ, it’s not immediately dangerous to electronics (like wearing the bracelet while you type on your laptop or hold a cell phone); you’d have to deliberately hold the unconnected pieces up to a device if you want to screw it up.
8 December 2007
Ranked post
Ha, that’s awesome. My Lucky-Star/Clannad post in BH ranked among the Top 100 posts of the day, at 49. It had 220 views in the previous day (midnight to midnight, GMT). It helped set a new record for daily blog visits in BH — over 500.
But the most viewed post from the blog is CJ’s Matsuricon cosplay pictures entry. I wonder where she’s spread that link, because it has been getting 40+ views daily since mid-October, all while the post was originally written at the beginning of September. If it’s essentially become viral over the web, then that’s great. XD
WordPress stats are fun to read.
Seiyuu at Work
While Kugimiya Rie is showing off her talents in Shakugan no Shana II, she is also a voice actress for Hayate no Gotoku!, the latter being a 52-episode series.
What I find nice about that is that she’s making money and got a good deal with a long series like Hayate.
I read about the financial struggles of seiyuu, about how they make a relatively small amount of money per episode and how they audition for as many roles possible in order to get enough money to live on.
So as I listen to my favorite seiyuu while eating at the computer, I’m glad to know that they’re out there somewhere able to eat, too.
Cut. It. Out. *hand gestures*
Well I’m up in the middle of the night, since you can’t fix insomnia in just one night. But that was a really nice nap. I’m sure I’ll get back on a normal sleep schedule soon.
Anyway, after reading the tagline to this Clannad ep 10 post,
http://subculture.animeblogger.net/2007/12/07/clannad-10/
I remember when “Cut. it. out.” was really funny and really trendy to do. Dave Coulier really was an icon of the 90s.
