Amtrak. The seats are huge, it’s quiet and each seat has an outlet so you plug in your floorlamp or toaster or whatever. And no one even tried to find my shoe bomb.

At amtrak way too early

marco:

Logitech now tapes this little note inside the MX Revolution’s packaging. So many people (myself included, twice — I own two) were having trouble getting the mouse out of the clamshell that Logitech had to do something.

And rather than redesign the packaging to be usable, they stuck these little notes in there instead. It’s as much of a “solution” as Microsoft’s amazing “Did you notice the Information Bar?” dialog.

I distinctly remember staring at the clamshell, trying to figure out how to extract the mouse cleanly. It cost enough, I didn’t want to break the damn thing.

“People who use IE6 shouldn’t be allowed to use the internet. There I said it.” - jeremywatt

[sigh] One of those days.

moosegarden:

paulgiacherio:

montoya: Why does this happen in Google Chrome? Marco? I think GC + opacity + anti-aliasing don’t mix well.

Ahh just what we need when when Explorer starts to behave fairly alright, another browser that doesn’t comply with the standards.

No kidding- and GC is no longer in beta?!?! How does that slip through the cracks?

montoya:

Why does this happen in Google Chrome? Marco?

I think GC + opacity + anti-aliasing don’t mix well.