Labels: Holidays
Microsoft is really having issues... When they sent out info on their new search engine to the press they included a screenshot. However, whoever made the image forgot that they were using Firefox to view the search page...
Look at the toolbar. You can clearly see the Google search box in the upper right-hand corner.
In case you did not know, Firefox is a more secure, more powerful, and easier to use browser than Internet Explorer. Lots of people are changing to other browsers like Firefox.
Labels: Technology
Well, I am back in the office today. I was working from home for a few weeks to help us get settled after Chaya was born, but it is good for me to be getting back in the office. Working from home invariably meant that I would work whenever I had nothing else to do. Needless to say, that meant that I sat in front of the computer until 2 AM many nights, only to get up at 8:00 to start it all again.
I think I like working from the office. Not as many issues with overworking—there are definite boundaries to what is work and what is not. It might have been better if I had an office at home, but I doubt it.
Labels: Work
Am I the only person missing the Googlebar on Firefox 1.0? I have been dying without it, and I am starting to wonder if Google missed the fact that they were supposed to update it for the 1.0 release.
I have also been having some annoying issues in Firefox today, mostly not being able to copy and paste text from the address bar or from a form here on blogger's site. Not critical functions usually, but annoying nonetheless. Restarting the program didn't really fix it and I ended up getting the Netscape Quality Feedback agent twice... grr...
Labels: Technology
Labels: Personal
The various musings and kvetchings of a Torah-observing, eBook-editing, wife-adoring, baby-loving ger. Everything from Torah study to technology is fair game. The Four Questions come from Shabbat 31a.
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