Grab bag: persistence of IE6, post-election blues

When IE6 withers away to nothingness, I hope I’m still alive to dance on its grave.

I wouldn’t mind having one of these, but $500 is a bit pricey for my blood.

“…exit polls conducted by Edison Research on Tuesday showed that support for Mr. Obama had diminished only slightly in the state since his victory here in 2008. The polls suggested that many of Mr. Obama’s voters stayed home on Tuesday, allowing Mr. McDonnell to win on strong support among white men and independents and among voters who say they are very worried about the direction of the nation’s economy.” In other words: turnout turnout turnout.

I’m looking forward to seeing this. Anything that roughs up Mickey and brings back his edge is good by me.

More nice home office stuff.

This is what the gay marriage initiative problem comes down to for me: “individual rights should not be subject to democratic vote. Majorities should not be able to take away the rights of minorities.”

Awesome: White House Iron Chef!

Looking forward to playing with some of these. I’ve often thought this constellation of small apps is one of Flickr’s big strengths; nice to see them all in one place.

A real home office setup for two in 10×12. Pretty awesome.

Someone remind me why letting this be negotiated in secret is good for national security, the ostensible reason for doing so.

I have no patience with antivaccination parents for reasons like this. If you don’t get your children vaccinated, you endanger everyone else’s.