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I had a bit of a heart attack this morning, when Brian reported that he was crashing before he even got to the interesting part of recovery, but it turned out to be an easy fix, and then we were very much off to the races. I’m psyched to run a pile of recovery tests this week, and get them behind us.

Em had a pretty rough day today, starting with an apparent cancellation of a very early class, and then followed by the discovery that her office building had caught fire quite recently. It was clearly a sign that she should come over and watch Buffy for 6 hours, so she did. Good on her.

I spent the rest of the day chasing a really frustrating bug, for which I think I now — finally! — have a solution, and being generally grumpy about some nonsense in the Mozilla universe. I hope I’m degrumped by the time I sit on that panel in a few weeks, or I’ll be giving them a very different perspective from the one they’re likely expecting me to provide. Hrmph.

I also had a good chat with my friend Deb about the pricing models for online games, and a pleasant dinner — with, of course, drinks — with Em and Sara Kirouac and Tyla, and then picked up the last book in the series I’m reading on the way home. Queen Video didn’t have the DVDs of the first season of 24 available for my rental and subsequent enjoyment, so I’ll have to find them elsewhere. And soon, since the second season starts tomorrow, and I won’t be able to resist watching it for very long, once it’s taped.

I wanted to write something about dougt’s blurb on history mining — I did a lot of thinking about that when I was at ZKS — but I’m too tired now.

I’m even too tired to book the rest of my travel stuff. Tomorrow, I guess.