god must be part computer geek.
no, seriously. he once worked through shepherds and kings and the odd walking staff. a few thousand years later, he works through blogs? come on, that's just...well, awesome, really. is your god that versatile?
the post from yesterday has had upwards of 250 views, thanks to some linkage from fellow christian bloggers gerv, who does not appreciate my disregard for principles of english capitalization but linked me anyway, and jarsonic, who shares my birthday. exciting.
in other news, the new post editor blogger just unveiled is driving me nuts. the rich-text view triggers the new FAYT behavior, and some of the keyboard shortcuts i use often (ctrl+l to focus the location bar, for example) are bonded to html tags (like <blockquote>). probably should file a bug on that FAYT breakage.
o, and i meant to blog this earlier. mozilla and acrobat reader have never played nicely together, but i found an article that can help them be at least civil. it seems acrobat loads all its plugins on startup by default, instead of just those in use. so if you move every unused plugin to the "optional" folder, you can drastically decrease startup time. good to know.