o blissful lazy sunday

[tamaranth]

it's amazing how much more relaxed I feel after doing unimportant-but-nagging things.

Example: for about four months my default friends-list view has been limited to about 20 people, due to lack of time and energy. Now you are all back in sight. Though I do not propose to catch up, and will probably not keep up.

Example: one of the first things I did when finally setting up my PC in New Home was to blow the entire downstairs socket circuit by plugging in my music drives. Haven't plugged 'em in since, which means no iTunes, which means no new music on iPod. But today I sent 'em home with the wonderful ladymoonray, who will test them on a slightly less antique set of wiring, and who (along with swisstone) will win access to 150 gigabytes of MP3s if both drives work ok.

Example: I've got the new camera talking to the PC, and uploaded Worldcon photos.

Example: it's not yet 2pm, and I have crossed 8 things off my to-do list.

Now, about this daily writing target ...

Comments

[fjm.livejournal.com]

I didn't know there was a default maximum. How do I find this? I've had a feeling for a while I wasn't seeing all my friends.

[tamaranth.livejournal.com]

not a default maximum: but you can specify a 'default view' filter and limit the journals that automatically appear on your Friends page. (Handy when you're pressed for time, or don't want some journals to show up when you're reading on a public / work computer.)

More info here (http://www.livejournal.com/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=102) (about halfway down).

If you haven't specified a default view filter, you should see everyone on your friends list ...

[ladymoonray.livejournal.com]

Tony has had a play with the music drives. One of them seems to be fine; he'll e-mail you with details of the problems with the other one. I can re-deliver as required :)

Yay for 8 to-do's done. Go you!