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...but it looks like tonight is one of those nights, where my brain's somewhere other than where I need it to be.
More tomorrow, hopefully.
More tomorrow, hopefully.
UPDATE: About that formatting complaint
Jul. 10th, 2014 09:17 amAnd all of a sudden, my Friends and "Friends of Friends" pages are back to the formatting I originally chose for reading them with.
Not sure how or why it happened. Or how long that'll last...
Not sure how or why it happened. Or how long that'll last...
On the recent LJ glitches?
Dec. 9th, 2009 08:24 pmI must admit to some small confusion over receiving several notifications of replies to my postings and comments twice over during the last day or so. If it weren't for the complaints of those about not receiving any such notices from their accounts at all over the same period, I'd likely be even more confused.
Oh well. Technology, huh? Human inventions, human frailties.
Oh well. Technology, huh? Human inventions, human frailties.
Something I read in today's Globe and Mail's paperware edition -- since confirmed elsewhere -- that really vexed me today. Here's the main article if you're interested, but I'm going to cut to the chase by quoting the e-mail that triggered the story:
"PMO will have final approval for all communications products — even Notes to Editors or Letters to the Editor."
What the Devil?!?
How can a letter to the editor by an individual MP be a "communications product"?
It strikes me that the idea of running a nation as if it were a run-of-the-mill corporation has some flaws in its logic. How about the rest of you?
"PMO will have final approval for all communications products — even Notes to Editors or Letters to the Editor."
What the Devil?!?
How can a letter to the editor by an individual MP be a "communications product"?
It strikes me that the idea of running a nation as if it were a run-of-the-mill corporation has some flaws in its logic. How about the rest of you?
