#28 – A Cold Shower Isn't The Only Remedy

A cold shower is a well-known and proven method of killing excitement. However, a midnight stroll around the neighborhood works too. I even added something to that goal – I walked it barefoot. In fact, I was able to do a good deed – I broke up some teenagers TPing a house by impressing on them how illegal it was. I don’t think they’ll be doing it again anytime soon.

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Colorado Native
August 3, 2006 at 10:21 am

Hey Matt, I saw your post on the Dreamhost blog regarding the recent outages and I must say that it is sick of you to suggest people move to Colorado. Like we don’t have enough issues already here. Please don’t take this as agression; I just want you to know that many of us here (even non-natives) get super pissed about Californians (and anyone else, really) moving here.

Please keep Colorado a precious secret that it is. Cheers.
mattfast1
August 4, 2006 at 9:09 am

You, however, are not the only Colorado native here.

And if you really read my post, you would know I never told people to move to Colorado. I told a company to move to Colorado.

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That’s odd. I just noticed, Twitter Tools is putting the wrong date on my tweets. Today already has a post created, and today’s posts will show as tomorrow. That is, unless I change something. So, I just tweaked the settings so Twitter Tools will fire off the digest of my tweets at 11:59 PM, rather than 12:00 AM. Hopefully, that will address the problem. If not, I’ll have to find a different solution.

In other news, I’ve also added a script to my hosting account that will automatically loop through the database and close comments (but leave pingbacks open) on all Twitter Tools postings. All I get on those is comment spam anyway, easily weeded out by Spam Karma & Akismet.

A wireless headset has many advantages over a wired one. One of which is the ability to hit the head late at night with other people in the house trying to sleep, but still rock out.

Thanks to TweetDeck Support posterous for getting my issue with a blank TweetDeck after a fresh install fixed!