@Xander: You just don't get it. You never will.

I needed this once on Blogger, even to the point of looking up solutions (I never found a "hack"). I don't remember why I needed it, but it could be useful someday for me.

@photoben: Wordpress is too confusing and hard to customize, not to mention how slowly its pages load. I've tried multiple times, and immediately go back to Blogger. Feels better.

I do love the Pac-Man necktie, even if I only wear a tie twice a year.

@Sinani201: Good tip! $16 for nothing, yuck.

@RogerErmph: Heard you the other 3 times, pal.

@BSprite: It's not just Windows 7 that melts down with every update and install of new software, that's the case with any computer. It's a shame really. You can't get excited about new iTunes, because you always know what's to come when you click Find Updates.

@Gerry Shappell: No biggie, I'm glad I found that substitute site... they're doing a great job right now with pics and info. No spelling mistakes either! I like it.

@ShadowOdin of dubious snowiness: I like the glitter. Makes it even more next-gen feeling. It's purty.

@krztov: Friends list is much improved for me, because I can actually see the names & games on any colored background now. Don't know why anyone would say it sucks.

Guess I came around at the wrong time, that site won't load for me. Here's an alternate live blog that auto-refreshes: [live.gdgt.com]

@RAVENKam: So you're saying I should purchase this game with my Wii gift card that has been sitting unused for 9 months? And, hopefully this Wiiware game will include an exciting new feature called "save".

I only do that if what I recorded was a musical performance, or Sirius Left of Sessions, because I don't need to necessarily watch the screen to see what's happening. Other than that, I keep them fairly separate. What's the point of recording a show if you aren't even really watching it.

@mindevaporation: Only, if your resume is open to searching, any potential employer can find it, so I can't research that employer until they find and contact me. Of course, I'd research before applying, if it went that far.

@PlayerX: True. I only hope to weed out potential "work at home" scam attempts by not making it extremely easy to contact me. I was warned to be on the lookout for them. I'm pretty good at not falling for crap like that, but you never know... some people are really good liars.

Why not make a gPod? I'd love one...

@PlayerX: The site I'm using allows them to contact you (if you choose) through registration on the site, rather than making it openly search-able by all. I went ahead and opted to leave my basic contact info.

@arj8138: It may seem aimless, but what if you don't have an objective? If you're applying to a company you don't know much about, how are you going to objectify something you don't know about?

That's funny, I was literally just thinking that maybe my references wouldn't want their phone #'s spread all over the internet with a digital resume (Working on mine now). But hey, why not, it's just a phone # that you can't replace.

@MCWHAMMER: