@matigo September 1994: When usenet realized they weren't going away and things would never be the same again.
Sept 16th, 2010: The day the Internet was filled with pictures of random objects both zoomed and unzoomed.
@matigo I'm sure it would be a lot like riding a cow in a steeplechase.
// @jmreekes
Just clearing out some old files and stumbled across this. It's a picture of Horton House. It was built in 1742 on Jeckyll Island in Georgia. One of the oldest structures still standing in the state.
The composition turned out accidentally well as I am not what one would call a photographer.
I have things I want to finish up but it's 03:10 and my brain just sits there and pouts when I make demands of it. You'd think it was an employee.
Giving serious thought to going into the office, making sure there's nothing that absolutely requires my physical presence then going back home.
The idea is very appealing.
After working corrections/law enforcement for the better part of 1992, I still keep up with this subject. Private, for-profit prisons are a pox. All of them need to end this way.
Mississippi prison shut down [nytimes.com]
@matigo I could only see it being useful if the traffic here grows exponentially and people break off into various groups.
// @thrrgilag