Rawking out to Gob. One week with Rockbox has proven it's convenient and functional... and a little slow at times.

Learning how to create Perl classes. Always in the back of my mind I wonder if I should just skip Perl and head straight to Python.

Sharing the PSP and Ubuntu love. http://ping.fm/IPFwk

Max Payne, the movie, was freaking awesome! With an exclamation mark awesome.

Rawking out with my Hawk out. Going to watch Max Payne in theatres. Bullet-Time FTW!

I vote for a weekend of horror movies. I'll supply the "Dawn of the Dead" remake and "Alien Apocalypse".

I'm becoming my parents! >-|D:{

Messing around in SQLite and probing my data with SQLite Manager in Firefox. Nifty!

It's the middle of October, which means University students are in mid-term mode. I've been out for 10 months and don't feel sorry for them!

Rawking out to "Rhyme Torrents Halloween E.P."

This just in: Mice Run Amok in Office. Hilarity ensues.

Rawking out to Beefy. http://ping.fm/iJFXJ

Still Here

With the purchase of a website and hosting, as well as living on other sites such as Twitter, Pownce, Facebook, etc. It's kind of hard to find a purpose for Blogger. It's dear to my heart, my first blog.

So here's the occasional update saying, "I'm still alive". And I'm still trying to find my purpose in life.

OH HAI!

I haz a website!

So I'll probably export my blogger and archive it for history.

The bigger the tool...

It seems that the bigger the blogging tool the more work it takes to update. Mostly true only in the sense that Blogger allows one to type an almost unlimited number of letters/characters. Twitter restricts the user to 140 characters and Pownce, while not strictly limited, allows a much smaller viewable post than Blogger but still slightly more than Twitter.

So it follows that I update my Twitter the most frequently, followed in turn by Pownce and the least frequently updated is my Blogger account.

http://twitter.com/kdnewton
http://pownce.com/waggy

And for those with even more curiosity,
My flicker page.


Socially networked. Giving in a little at a time.

-Kyle

Blogged with Flock

From the desktop of... Flock

Yeah, I'm testing out this nifty new web browser. You might have heard about it. It's called Flock. You know, no big deal.

Actually, it seems that it will be a big deal. I'm really enjoying this whole integration of media and social tools into a web browser. Sure, everything that is done here in Flock can be done in Firefox with the use of plugins, but it's nice to have something working out of the package like Flock.

Blogged with Flock

Wii commercials

Crazy that Nintendo is considering pulling Wii advertisements because the system is selling so well. I purchased mine in April of this year, and that was after almost three weeks of searching.

Engadget has the story.

To do

Things to get done:

1. Complete the story line to The Elder scrolls IV: Oblivion


2. Move on to the Shivering Isles expansion for Oblivion


3. Purchase and complete Bio Shock


4. Purchase The Orange Box to play through the rest of the Half Life 2 episodes

Introverted

Digg recently brought this article to my attention. It's about people who tend to keep to themselves. People who are introverted. I liked it.

the cost of support

Holy crap!

For lack of a better exclamation. Yeah! Holy crap! The kind of holy crap that's brown and sticky, like a stick. What have I been learning during my training at work? Well, I'm not sure I can say too much. But I've learned that in the first half of a work day there easily 400 calls placed for tech support. 400 people in the first half of the day (and I've heard it can get up to 8000 in a single day) willing to pay $39 to $69 for someone to uninstall and reinstall a freaking piece of software! And that isn't even the business rate! That's the personal home-computer rate for regular people. I understand not everyone has a daughter's boyfriend who can troubleshoot their computer for them. But get this, I'm paid to search through the product websites support page. Yes, that is right. Most everything available to me is available to the public through the product support page. Look here, I've done a search for "blue screen" and come up with lines I can feed the customer over the phone. For $39~$69 per troubleshoot I think I'd look into fixing the problem myself.


-I'm fine with helping people, I just don't agree with the outrageous fees