Steel White Table

J-Walk has added me to his list of sites he reads. I am now officially a presence on the internet. Thanks John!

Typing in Steel White Table at google finally returns my site as the first hit; for the first few weeks the hits returned would be related to white table lamps made out of steel.

The Far Side comics made real.

I walked to Sobeys today (a grocery store) and bought salad, cottage cheese, peanut butter, bread, and stole some plastic knives and forks (they were for patrons of the salad bar, I assumed). I then went to Tim Hortons and got a coffee (single-single) and the Featured Donut of the Month, a chocolate mint [...]

Tags: cottage cheese, donuts, food

I created another exciting category: What I Did Today. Man, I’m just full of ideas (and other stuff; goes without saying) today.

My posts that mention books are being listed at All Consuming. It must be an automated scanning tool because I didn’t sign-up for it. I’m famous.
I found it by searching for my name at Google’s shopping search engine.

Google is more than a search engine; it can also be used as a:

Calculator:
simply enter the calculation you’d like done into the search box and hit the Enter key or click on the Google Search button. The calculator can solve math problems involving basic arithmetic, more complicated math, units of measure and conversions, and physical [...]

I’m sick and tired of people saying that we put out 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we’ve put out 12 albums that sound exactly the same.
- Angus Young, AC/DC

A lot of HTML references and programs are using <br/> instead of <br> lately, and I didn’t understand the difference between the two because they both do the same thing: forces a break in the current line of text.
<br/> is XHTML compliant, which states that:

Empty elements must either have an end tag [...]

I added the What I learned today category to easily keep track of tidbits I learn about most anything, although it will probably consist of computer-related material.

Patiently watch the photo for the ghost. It will appear. Try not to scream.

This UNIX Timeline chart shows the genealogy of the operating system, available in plotter format.

EarthClock is a free Windows program that:
displays a realtime view of the earth, and overlays a clock. It’s fully skinnable. Focus it on your city and watch the night slowly move in.

I plan on importing all the posts from my old site into this one, so that everything has a category and is easily accessible; however, I’m not sure if I should delete those pages once I’m finished the transition. Do you think it matters? Search engines will point to pages that won’t exist, [...]

I thought this was a cool animated gif:

(via grow-a-brain)