Geekery

I'm a fan of open source stuff. I prefer OpenOffice.org to MS Word (interface reasons). I prefer Gimp to photoshop (financial reasons). I prefer notepad++ to notepad (though I do use closed source PsPad alot.) I love Drupal. I dig Cygwin.

Are Christians actually on the cutting edge when it comes to technologies like ebooks? I don't have the numbers on our side but being buried most days within Libronix and BibleWorks my own little bubble makes it seems like Christians are more than willing to see their books committed to digital formats.

Windows ships without the uptime reporting ability that is standard in Linux. I've gotten so used to checking the uptime on my Linux boxes (for various reasons) that I occasionally want to do the same on my windows machine. There are a few utilities that you can download but there is a way built into windows. With my tongue slightly in my cheek I suspect Microsoft didn't make it easy because their OS never seldom has a reasonable uptime.