Mighty Girl is back!

I feel kind of bad for not being more sensitive about it, but I just didn’t know that Gavin misses the Spice Girls.

Hi, Room 935’ers! Run along now, go scurry back into your not-so-secret little molehole.

This is a plea for help from bigger heads than mine. My favicon doesn’t seem to be working. I only want it to appear on Pie pages so it’s in the Pie root directory on my server (root of Pie — heh) but it doesn’t seem to be working.

Suggestions, anyone?

Fucking pop-up ads… I just had one that opened full screen with no way to close it short of firing up the Task Manager and killing that window. The only good thing about it is that it wasn’t for porn, amazingly enough.

I have to wonder what the hell they’re thinking when they design something like that. I mean, okay, you’ve definitely caught my attention, but do you think I’m going to buy your product now that you’ve pissed me off???

I get a lot of spam. That’s bound to happen when you have your email address at the bottom of just about every one of the hundreds of pages that make up your site. You’ve gotten it, you know what it’s like — it all starts to look the same after awhile.

Today, I got a weird one. Subject line: archeologovych spargentique. Whafuck?

I didn’t read it; I let my spam fighting software preview it for me. But I have to give them credit for an attention-getting subject line. It caught my eye, stood out enough to make me write about it here. End result, though: delete.

(Speaking of spam software, I recommend MailWasher. I use it, I like it. Check it out.)

FYI, I’ve added a kinda-sorta bio link to the front page, down in the links section. It’s a random sampling of 37 fascinating things about me. Because you’re all so interested in me, I just know it.

Aren’t you?

Hello?

Is this thing on?

Pie is goooood!

Well, maybe there is something aboot Canada after all…

It’s 3 a.m. here and I’m still awake and I’m noodling around with Pie. I noticed the other day that the search window on the main page wasn’t working right, it kept coming up with an error message regardless of the search criteria. Now, though, it seems to be working just fine — with one exception: “Canada”.

It can either find everything that’s in here or report if something’s not in here, everything but Canada. Canada just gives it fits. That’s damned funny to me, and this time it is the Canadian angle.

I need to go to bed.

My company’s computer network is being migrated into the parent network of our parent company. This is causing multiple levels of disruption, but the latest one is cracking my ass up:

From a global email that just came out from one of our IT gurus: The password portion of the migration failed. Everyone?s password in the parent domain is now defaulted to Password1.

Is it just me, or does this create a security breach of epic proportions?