Omorka's Lair

I noticed that graphing calculators get better but never any cheaper around twelve years ago, but this explains it better.

Back. Much better!

And so I was looking up wheat genetics on Wikipedia (don't ask - it involves a book published so long ago that it uses the term "germ plasm" repeatedly, because DNA hadn't been discovered yet), and ended up pulling up the Worst Infographic Ever. Seriously, I was saying to myself, "Self, that is not where they grow most of the wheat in Canada, and I know because we drove through most of it." But I can't figure out any particular rhyme or reason to where the dots are placed Nevermind, there's an explanation on the one for barley (which is just as bad), and I should have been able to figure it out from the China dot - they're roughly clustered around the capital cities. Also, if you have both ones and tens, and you have extra space after placing all your tens, it'd be nice to go ahead and place the ones, too. Let's maintain a constant level of precision, okay?

Fortunately, this infographic was much better.

And the computer went: *chug chug chug*

And I said: Holy freakin' crap, it is long past TIME TO BOOT!

I'll be right back, y'all.

Yeah, so now that I actually have a mobile device, I caved on the Twitter thing. :-/

Doubt I'll use it very often, but eh.

Why does closing AppleWorks with Eudora still open cause Eudora to flake out the next time it tries to check mail? (It doesn't happen if I just leave AppleWorks open, and it's a reproducible phenomenon.)

Okay, updating iJournal seems to have fixed it. Apparently the new version of iTunes and the older version of iJournal don't play nice with each other, but only on Intel Macs. Why iTunes suddenly decided to speak Japanese I don't know.

On the other hand, now there's a "location" bar right above the "Music" bar, which I'm not sure I'm that happy about.

What the heck font is iJournal posting my music selections in?

More importantly, how do I change it?