Had this done quite some time ago, but I though you-all may like it. If you are a RH-fanatic (like myself) you may know what 'ne porvivajo nur mortigi tempo' means and what it is from. For the non-RH inclined, this means, "I'm not living, I'm just killing time," in Esperanto.

I couldn't help myself, I saw this on Digg and had to share it. Jerry Seinfeld is one of my favorite comedians.

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I thought I'd share with the rest of the BC readers my new tattoo. Not really news, just hyped on my ink.

I dropped out of the radar on the sleep hacking experiment I conducted a (long) while ago, but I'm back yet again and will hopefully stay this time.

I've had some changes since I last was 'round the cadre' and I have time now to blog a bit. Over the past few months I have been working and moved out to a new location.

I think you all will be seeing more of me here ;D

Snowting seems to be making quite a few posts for only being registered for such a short time.

Sorry, I didn't get around to posting yesterday's update, so I'll do a joint day 2/3 post.

I'm starting to feel tired. I think that for the first day and a half, my body was just thinking I was staying up late. So far though, it hasn't been horrible. I have found that eating a snack and a bit of exersize after I wake up helps with waking up.

Day two I slept through my morning alarm (I think I turn it off in my sleep as I can reach my clock from bed), so I ended up getting more sleep than I planned. I think it is safe to say I'll be moving my clock soon ;D. Even though I have been starting to see some rough spots, I am planning on sticking with this 'adventure' for at least a month.

Cheers all and I'll try to keep everyone over at the BC updated.

Previously:
Adventures in Polyphasic Sleep (Day 1)

In a recent attempt to give myself more time to do work/projects, I have decided to experiment with polyphasic sleep (don't know what that is? try this wikipedia article). This is my first day. Hopefully, I will be able to record my progress here on BC.

So far so good!

When LH started to accept requests for commenting accounts, I used my LH search plugin I made to help my chances of getting an account. Well, no account and all of a sudden there are a few posts on FF search plugins. Most notably:

http://www.lifehacker.com/software/firefox/download-of-the-day--lifehacker-search-plugin-firefox-203502.php

Odd?

I hope this is just a coincidence.

Well, newegg came through and I ordered a TRENDnet TEW-443PI (supposedly the easiest wifi card to use under Linux). It works beautifully. Absolutely no hassles, all I had to do is enter my WEP key. No driver messes at all. I'll keep you guys updated until I finish my project.

Cheers.

I have a tendency to create search plugins every blog that I read that doesn't already have one. So here, my fellow BC readers/bloggers, is my BlogCadre search plugin for Firefox:

Mycroft page for plugin