December 2004 Archives

In the never ending quest for the ultimate RSS feed reader, I just installed Sage for Firefox. This Firefox extension resides inside the browser and integrates directly with Firefox's live bookmarks. RSS feeds are displayed in a browser tab. The formatting is based on either an embedded CSS stylesheet, and or an external sheet.

Once installed, Sage requires one change. The default stylesheet does't handle advanced HTML formatting in the entry all that well. Of course, not too suprising, a Safari like stylesheet has been developed for Sage. The stylesheet resides here at DeviantArt.com. Oh, and to give credit where credit is due, I found about the Safari stylesheet at StarvingArtist.

I was using RssBandit prior. Don't get me wrong, RssBandit is a fine application, but, it's another application. There's just so many apps one man can run. In fact, if it wasn't for the fact that Thunderbird can't sync with my BlackBerry, I would migrate off of Outlook. Anyway, enjoy Sage.

Phuck NYDN

Iced Venti No Water Americano. You?

Back at Friendly's again Tonight is the start of a new order. Meg didn't get peanutbutter cups the other day and wound up with pieces instead. So, she asked for that tonigt. One thing that does is reduce the number of substitutions from 5 to 1. I'm looking forward to a correct order!

I'm at Friendlys and it is quite the trip. For example, the girl who 3 weeks ago couldn't use the cash register, still can't. On the bright side, Larry the manager made our sundaes so there's a far better chance of them being right. Oh, and by the way, why is the price different everytime I come here?

Guess what? I now own a BlackBerry and can blog from the road. This may not mean much, but for someone like me, I can blog from in front of the TV or a boring meeting.
I'm using a MIDLET called MIDlog. It's written by Daniel Rocha. I appologize for not linking everything, but there's only so much you can do on a BlackBerry.