Indistinguishable from Jesse

#mwsf2007 and #macosx on Freenode are bursting with excitement over the upcoming Stevenote.

<tchetelat> CES and macworld same week... it's like geek chanukah

<jruderman> should i put "Spore for Mac" on my bingo card?

<Dragon22> I got an idea for stevenote: a shot for every rumor steve doesnt confirm

<ckeu> i know i won't be able to sleep, so i won't even try

<KatLady81> Hmm. Anyone here want to help me start of a dating site for Mac geeks? There needs to be one.

<CrisisPoint> The Apple phone will call your mom every for week for you! She'll never notice the difference!

<fooyonghwee> what time is it in san fran?
<fooyonghwee> anyone?
<Axman6> 5 hours, 35 mins before 9am

<CrisisPoint> 215 insomniac Mac addicts and counting.

<enclaved> OMG LESS THEN FIVE HOURS WHO IS ALREADY MASTURBATING?

The Bug attachment source user script adds "source" links for each attachment, making it easier to see the source of attachments that demonstrate crash bugs. For zip attachments, it adds a "contents" link instead.

A recent Bugzilla upgrade changed the attachment table in a way that broke the script. Dan Veditz updated the script to work with the new version of Bugzilla (he got back from vacation before I did).

To use it in Firefox, you need to install Greasemonkey first. (Greasemonkey works fine with Firefox trunk, by the way.)

Like Robert Accettura, I frequently get emails from strangers asking for Gmail invites, help with Firefox problems, or JavaScript code. But this one caught me by surprise:

From: Juliano
To: Jesse Ruderman
Date: Dec 27, 2006 8:45 AM
Subject: HI....... porn?? Firefox or Opera????

Hello,

The dillema I am facing is. I love surfing porn. I am with Windows Internet Explorer 6 and have had a NIGHTmare surfing porn with it. I dont need the stress, so need some advice.

People have recommended Firefox, as you have. But I am also hearing now that Opera is best. So I am confused, and yet feel URGENT need to actualize one of the other. For sanity sake.

Can you help?

Julian

My resolution: to stop writing 2006 on my checks.