Mind farting

I don’t know why anybody would even bother installing AIM anymore. Meebo does everything AIM does and much, much more. Along with its sleek and streamlined look, Meebo offers logged chats, cross-platform functionality, cross-network capabilities (Yahoo!, AIM, MSN, GTalk), and not to mention a host of other neat little features such as saved away messages, buddy icons, and settings — all available to you from wherever you can get an internet connection.
I really love how the Meebo team is always developing their client. It’s awesome!

I love Gmail. In the past week, I’ve used Gmail more than any other service I subscribe to. I don’t know why I’m writing this sentence.

I accumulated a lot of miscellaneous links last week. Here are some of them that made it through final pickings.

Go play around with Kuler, Adobe Labs’ online color chooser and swatch. If you’re in need of some color inspirationg, this site might help you out.
Hmm, Photoshop CS3 beta is out for download and testing. Do with that as you please.

I was in Borders Books yesterday and I saw Marley & Me Illustrated Edition: Life and Love with the World’s Worst Dog (Hardcover). Whew, that was a long title. Anyway, my brother Simon has been reading the book [are you done yet?!] and he says it’s awesome, so I’ve been wanting to read it for forever now. The gift version of the book that I just linked to is sooooooooooooo nice. It makes the book even more enticing than the standard hardcover one. MMmmmm!

NowPublic now has some stiff competition coming from a big source: Yahoo! News has launched You Witness News, another site for social reporting by YOU. You contribute photos (and videos) and articles about news that you deem worthy, and the rest of the internet “votes” on what story is important. You basically get to participate in what MSM might label as “true citizen-driven media”, and that my friends, is neat!

Assuming that NYC does nothing with its transportation system from here on out, NYC will have all-day rush hour by 2030. Of course, no city, not even NYC, is going to leave its transportation and housing untouched so this report is sorta dumb. If anything, this article is simply saying what could happen if NYC doesn’t look to the future. Uh…duh?

The former location of the Los Angeles Zoo looks like lots of fun to be in.

HHHHHHHEEEEEEELLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! :)

To everybody that says I play too much and don’t ever put any time into my work, well, suck on this. Because this Fall 2006 semester was one of the hardest semesters that I’ve had so far in my entire college career (both at Rutgers and Parsons), and I still managed to get decent grades and have lots of fun. There were weeks where I spent all day at the printing labs, but I always made sure that I made up time studying/preparing with time having fun. I think it all comes down to knowing that you can be good at something without having a dumb letter of the alphabet tell you otherwise. Grades have nothing on me. Suck it, school. :)