Since I have started to get referrals from elsewhere, I have decided to bite the bullet and give the site a facelift.

I tried to go for simple and elegant (I think I may have even pulled it off, thanks to Alex).

Please comment here if it looks like your browser is giving it the fecal touch. Make sure to tell me which Browser/Platform/etc.

The site should continue on this path throughout the week.

Popularity: 8%

Check it out here.

So, my best half thinks I am this:

You are The Twins, from “The Matrix.” Bad, but with a sexy streak- surprisingly refreshing. You know what you want, when you want it.

While I came up with this:


You are Neo, from “The Matrix.” You display a perfect fusion of heroism and compassion.

or this, depending upon one question:

You are Cypher, from “The Matrix.” Selfish, disllusioned, you are misguided at times. You deviate from the “right” path.

I think I might prefer the latter.

Popularity: 8%

Chris Hollander has a great blog entry to help us software types enhance our vocabulary. Fecal touch will have to be used in a sentence today at work

And don’t get me started about the milestone barrel…

Here is my own:

Schedule Chicken (skjl, --l, skjl)  (chkn)
A particularly foolhardy competition in which the participants persist in a dangerous course of promising to make “the date”, hoping that they are not the first to slip said schedule.

Popularity: 8%

Bug fix release mostly, but I did manage to sneak in one more feature

Download NotLaunch 0.24 to fix a couple of crashing bugs, and use the TAB key to clear the characters typed.

Changes From 0.24 to 0.23 (20030620)
* Fixed bug where icon could not be found, which crashed the app (Alex, this was the ‘f’ key)
* Fixed bug where a folder was added twice and corrupting the choice list (Alex, this was the ’s’ key)
* Added TAB key binding to clear the currently typed characters (Alex)
* In addition to not clearing the list when the picker is brought back up, do not clear the characters typed, so the user can see the last choice, as well as what made that choice (Scott)

Popularity: 14%