I’ve been corrupted!
So it’s official, InvisionFree has corrupted me 
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Not in any sort of bad way, I assure you, but in the sneaky and insidious Pavlovian way. If I were a dog with a bell, I would salivate. In this case, it’s signatures at other message boards (InvisionFree or no). I’m so used to the 550x150 pixel limit on signatures at the support board (and removing those that are above it) that whenever I go to a board and see signatures that are above that, I react instinctively and try to remove them.
So if you’re walking by an Internet cafe and you see a crazy tall guy pressing frantically at his sig removal marklet (and abusing his mouse in the process), yelling, “Agggh, the signatures are over the limit!”, that’s me.
That is all.
More proof that boredom is dangerous
I actually did things today, which is scary. Once again, this proves that boredom is dangerous.
I had the whim to make an alternate style sheet for the site, so you can switch them easily from the View menu using Firefox. If you use the Switch Styles link to switch styles, a nice little cookie will keep track of whichever one you like to use. The waterfalls in the Thunder Bay style are Kakabeka Falls.
Planet InvisionFree is an aggregate of staff blogs at InvisionFree. Finally! Instead of checking lots of RSS feeds, I can just use the one feed and keep track of the staff. I‘m sure those blogstalkers will find it convenient too.
I’ve become tired of searching for lost boards, so I wrote the Lost Board Locator that quickly searches all the servers for me. Far easier than typing in the server numbers over and over.
Watched Cellular tonight. It was better than Phone Booth and I enjoyed some parts of it. The movie got better toward the ending as the corrupt cops were revealed, the beginning was a little slow.
Crunchy tickets
Lots of updates. Every day I say I’ll write an update, then I go off and do something else… .
Unfortunately, my school is closing. I’m understandably distraught. My marks are good though: 98% in all four classes, making a nice average of … you guessed it, 98%!
Not much else to talk about … um … I got promoted today at InvisionFree Support. I’m now Tachyon, a Support Team member.
Which means I’m off to answer support tickets and other such things….
