Done yesterday (20101006 We)

[mdlbear]

1006 We
  * up 6:35; W=195.6; drugs, nose, teeth; dishes, coffee
  @ What we can learn from procrastination : The New Yorker via autographedcat
  @ Tyranny | The Agitator - president can condemn people to death with
    the reason given as "official secret" (NOT FACT CHECKED) - via madfilkentist
  @ Business cards thrive in a digital age
  @ Silicon Valley at a Cross Roads: Entertainment or Science?
  : GoDaddy called.  Turns out it was a "customer appreciation" call, i.e.
    telling me about a sale on hosting.  Which I'm getting at Dreamhost.
    Updated credit card expiration date anyway, since it just rolled over.
  @ Jewelry Making Supplies | Wire Jewelry | Wire-Sculpture
    The Ring Lord Chainmail Chain Mail Supplies - great choice
  * walk:  to Skyport and back.  Some left ankle pain.
  @ Vixyish - my girlfriend's phone is smarter than me
    HTC G2 sounds yummy
  @ This is what depression looks like. « Honey and Ollie
  @ autographedcat - GirlyNerds - Top 5 Girliest-Nerdiest Webcomics
  *  PAY BILLS
  ~ buy: Britta filters -> there were two under the sink
  @ spreadshirt.com 
  @ resty shell-based HTTP client, via Don Marti
  * bed 11:15ish?  snuggle.

Felt like a pretty good day. Even a decent walk. I'm not sure how that explains the large number of links, though some of those were tab-clearing as I sat in the living room after most of the Wednesday crowd had left.

Finally figured out what's wrong with my Jawbone headset. I've known for some time that my ear structure won't support it without some kind of loop over the ear. I realized yesterday that the reason it keeps popping out even with the over-the-ear loop they provide is that the loop is too small, so it lifts the thing up out of my ear canal and leaves it dangling.

This led me to investigate wire sculpture supplies, at Wire-Sculpture.com and The Ring Lord.

Good article on What we can learn from procrastination at The New Yorker, and This is what depression looks like at Honey and Ollie. Other links under the cut. I really want to check out resty, a shell alias based REST client.