Em7 ad naseum

So I stumbled across this article this morning and though it would be a mildly interesting diversion to convert it into powershell. Not the hardest thing in the world, but it did give me a chance to freshen up on using the Get-Member cmdlet to get method and property names.

The end result of this experiment?

This is just a test.

Definitely do not click this word: UNICORNS!

As much as I'd love to overpay for a book you can't even have in my hands for weeks, I think maybe I'll pass this time, Indigo Books.

Even better was when I searched Toronto stores and got a dozen pages of "Quantity Available: 0". This is more or less par for the course when I look for books on this stupid site too. They are operating at about a 4-5% hit rate for books I'm wanting to buy.

I decided it was time to finally retire my old web server. It was several releases behind (O/S and web server both) and kind of a pain to try and keep up to date. Plus, it's been so long since I set up a Drupal installation that I suspected that I might not remember how to do it correctly. (I was right.) So now, it's running from Fedora 12 inside of VirtualBox instead of from Fedora 8 inside of a computer I found in my friend Sarah's trunk.

When you see emails in the queue from <smith@ghfgghfghfghfghcghdcghghfghfghcfghfhfghfghfghfghghhfhfhfgfgh.com> one might be understandably suspicious about whether that's a legitimate domain name or not.

Turns out...