Stocks Fools Love: Electronic Arts It's so nice to see a Computer Gaming company listed with the stocks that the fools like. Kind of gives you hope that the computer gaming industry has something going for it....Of course it is EA....and I'm not sure I like very many of their games, but hey, it is a game company.

This article on the Power Laws of weblogs was an interesting read. Basically he says that no matter what networking system you have in place where there are user preferences, some of the sites are going to get the majority of the traffic.

Daredevil comes out this weekend. This is just one of the four movies I am looking forward to seeing this year. The other three are: XMen2, The Hulk, The Return of the King

I heard about AudioScrobbler from this blog entry. Unfortunately everytime that I try and check it out it comes back with a 403 Forbidden message.

Supposedly it is supposed to recommend music to you based on what you are currently listening to in WinAmp or XMMS. I look forward to checking it out...when it is back up.

I've been using Radio for a number of months now as my primary tool to post blog entries and to read others blogs, yet my main blog site, Random Thoughts, is a Moveable Type blog. To make the entries copy from Radio to Moveable Type I've been using Footbridge. A good tool overall, however I noticed with the post on What OS are You, that it has been putting a new post into MT everytime I go back and edit an entry.

You may ask, "Why is he using Footbridge instead of the Manila-Blogger Bridge?" The simple reason is because I have a number of categories that I want to go do different blogs. For example I have my personal entries, work entries, OpenCG main site entries, Aikido entries, and D&D entries. I don't want all of these going to Random Thoughts. I noticed that the blogger bridge was not doing this well so I kept looking for a tool that would do that mirroring well. The best that I've found so far is Footbridge.

It has a few warts, but overall I've been pleased with how it does its job.

In my earlier post on What OS are You, I don't think I mentioned that I came up as the HP-UX (actually I put the image ref up, but it didn't look right...that's a subject for another post). What is interesting is that a friend of mine here at work, Scott Hawker, also ended up with the same result. My brother Don was Slackware Linux and his wife Kerri was Apple DOS 3.1. His comment, "Who says PC and Macs are incompatible?"