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While messing around with Windows after reinstalling it, I remembered that the
Gaim peoples made a Windows port of
Gaim from Linux. So I downloaded and installed, and it's now my default AIM
client for windows. It has all the features I love from the Linux client, except
now it's in Windows. So if you want a great AOL instant messanger client with
aliases, logging, talking while on away, plugins, and lots of other features,
instead of that crap AOL puts out, then give it a shot. It's well worth the
download.
Went to the mall yesterday, an hour of which was spent waiting for the bus.
I needed another long sleeved shirt though, and while I was there I got in a
game of Pump It Up (DDR except different arrow positions) and bought Aqua Aqua, which is
exactly like Wetrix for the N64. Now if only they made an updated version of
Tetrisphere. Great music in that one.
I am... Lord
of the Root!
For all the non-geeks of my readership, root is the superuser on a computer
system that can do anything he/she wants and controls what the regular users
can do. Muhahahahaha!
And while I'm linking to webcomics, Beware the Nougat
Mafia!. It makes a lot of sense if you think about it.
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