I am a: Quirky sysadmin. Geek. Gamer. Comic fangirl. My little space, my home on the interwebs. I blog about personal stuffs, work, various coding projects, and anything else I feel like.

Remember that post I had about 6 months or so ago about an absolutely “evil” alarm clock? Yeah, neither did I … so I Googled my own blog to find it. LOL! Anyways, I think I just found something worse … Thanks to The Skinny in Chile (who incidentally has a very yummy looking couple […]

Actually this site has BEEN mobile, but I think I’ve finally worked out all the kinks. With the help of Lester Chan’s WP-WAP, I’ve been able to create a browsable view for mobile devices: URL: http://mobile.nitallica.org/ Additionally, if you have a WML-compliant plugin (or something similar), you can view it in Firefox. :) (Neat, huh?!) […]

(x-posted to BYKYC, courtesy of Wired Blog and Project Valour-IT, computer memory) Today is Veterans’ Day. Which means you’ve got a ready-made excuse to reach into your wallets, and give to charities that help out wounded warriors. My personal favorite: Project Valour-IT, which has given out more than 1600 voice-activated laptops to veterans with hand […]

I’ve been browsing the Heliocity forums, trying to catch up on everything I’ve missed — and it seems there’s a LOT! LOL I ran across some great articles: Video Ringtone Tutorial, Tips for syncing your calendar, … and a lot more. One that I ran across I found particularly helpful, discussing Gmail. Now that Google […]

Jim and I are headed down to Tallahassee in just a short bit for the FSU vs Duke game. This week is FSU’s homecoming, and I’ll be sporting another team’s jersey for the first time in a — well, EVER actually. :lol: Also, I hadn’t had a chance to post about this just yet because […]

I’ve got a lot to recount, but I’ll try to keep it semi-organized. I think the best place to start is the couple of days leading up to the wedding … (I will finish my vendors write-up later!) The Preparation Jessie, my mother, Jim’s mom, and I spent the Thursday afternoon before the “big day” […]