Ahh, Days Off
My first and only day off this week is going to be one of running around and spending all sorts of money on bills and food. Huzzah. It's really not all bad. I'm going to pay off some older debt and make sure that it doesn't haunt me for the rest of my life and I get to get some food and cook for the next few days. Dunno what I'm going to be making, but that doesn't matter as much. I am, however, super excited that I can now do all of my Google stuff in external apps at home. What does this mean for Jon? This means Jon doesn't have to log B out of Google every time he wants to check mail or calendar. Yes, I know. I could set up an account for her, and I still might do that, but I like using third party apps and weird lesser-known local servers to sync shit up. Why? Have I failed to impress on you that I'm a geek? Do I need to tell you some more? Ok. How's this. When I was setting up gCalDaemon (the little thinggy that makes iCal and gCal stay cool with one another), I couldn't stop until it worked. Like, I tried to go to bed, couldn't sleep and came back downstairs for a few more minutes of configuration before I was satisfied that it was probably working. I couldn't tell because I was so damned tired I couldn't remember if I had only tested sync one way or not. So... ... I set up my own little test again (I think for the third time) to see if additions and deletions were working from gCal to iCal (iCal to gCal was already proven time and time again) and forced myself to bed. Still couldn't fall asleep too quick though, cuz I wanted to know. Because I'm a geek.
Anyways, I'm going to get started on my errands now. I'll catch ya'll on the flipside.
-Jon