But I digress.

While updating a DNS record, I had to change a “.com” to read “.info.” for just a moment, it read “infocom”. I smiled a little at this.

It only gets better the more you watch it.

I usually don’t take them, but this one that Krissy posted was just way too interesting to pass up.

So I took it, which with these silly web tests I do more often than I care to admit. But the results…

I have a tiny complaint with this map, and I’m sure this is one more blog post out here in the howling wilderness going “Hey, great job, but you missed __“.

But. You missed Slashdot. Now, while it may no…

It really, really is.

One goes up, and the other goes, um, up also.

I… I… he said…

Fuck, I give up.

Is like crack.

Also, it makes you very, very jealous of other people’s cameras. Not in a “thou shalt not covet” way, but in a “I can’t believe s/he got that shot!” And I used to be very happy with…

I must have these things.

But of course, you can only buy them in England (or perhaps, with just an English address–Paypal knows no borders), so I’d need a willing volunteer…?

And yes, this is shameless begging, and it’s extra-pathetic since I already have a…