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February 7, 2005

Superbowl XXXIX

Well, not great, not bad either. I personally was hoping the Eagles would win, just cause the Patriots have been there and done that 2 times before in the last 3 years, but oh well.

Halftime was better than I expected, I figured the NFLs safe pick of Paul McCartney would result in a so-so halftime show, but it was well done, even though Fox could've done much better with the video work of the fireworks and overhead shots of the LED stage.

February 12, 2005

This isn't particularly good...

Well, today I can't think straight, and if I try to force it I just get tired and wanna go back to sleep. This isn't particularly good.

Current Mood: Restless and Confused

Music: Shinedown - All I Ever Wanted

All I Ever Wanted

I lie here alone and wonder why
That I come alive, just before I half to hide.

Because I believe I'm losing my nerve
But could I ever do better than this

Because all I ever wanted was a place to call my home
To shelter me when I am there and to miss me when I'm gone
All I ever wanted was a place to call my own
Where stars will dance and sun still shines and the storms feel free to roam

I listen if only for a while
But I can't decide if I'm aware that I'm on trial

Because I believe I'm losing my nerve
But could I ever do better than this

Because all I ever wanted was a place to call my home
To shelter me when I am there and to miss me when I'm gone
All I ever wanted was a place to call my own
Where stars will dance and sun still shines and the storms feel free to roam

If there's a way to a remedy then lead me straight to it
If there's a path or a door I missed, then show me now, show me this

Because all I ever wanted was a place to call my home
To shelter me when I am there and to miss me when I'm gone
All I ever wanted was a place to call my own
Where stars will dance and sun still shines and the storms feel free to roam

Feel free when I am gone
-- Shinedown (Leave a Whisper)

February 20, 2005

State of Mind...

I don't think I've been doing all that well lately, though you'd probably not be able to tell by looking at me. I seem pretty normal on the outside, just a little more detached than normal..

February 22, 2005

Faster Speeds....

Well, it appears RoadRunner has decided to up the downstream speeds again, this time to 5mbit max, prevously it was 3mbit max, when I first subscribed it was 2mbit. heh. I'm quite pleased, especially considering I was doing at best 1mbit before they upgraded lately. :-)

February 27, 2005

IRC Services... and Firebot/Wolfbot's future...

Well, irc.mozilla.org now has services, thanks to the work of Stuart.

I'm not particularly a IRC services champion, but so far, it appears that with little effort on my part, the status quo is maintained and I don't have to change any behavior on my part. (register nick, register channel, add identify command to chatzilla on startup.)

The bots were another matter though, wolfbot got a new module enabled (ServicesLogin) which works nicely with a single command to configure. Firebot, on the other hand, needed new code so he'd /msg nickserv on startup.

Though, now that firebot/wolfbot aren't needed for channel op help anymore (firebot helped out with keeping docbot +o'ed, and wolfbot did similarly to firebot in other places), I'm wondering about the practicality of keeping 2 bots running 24/7. Firebot's primary goal is Bug status announcements (for #firefox, #thunderbird and #wolfbot.), and wolfbot's is informational, RDF announcements in #spreadfirefox, tinderbox in #firefox/#thunderbird, bugzilla in #wolfbot, etc. Neither goal requires a fully dedicated bot, so I'm thinking about merging the two bots into one. They'd be more manageable, and less channel clutter. Most likely, that'd require porting firebot to be a mozbot module, bzbot.bm, and then enabling that in wolfbot (which i'd rename firebot.). I'm sure there'll be some major reason why this won't work, but its worth a shot.