Firefox always bugged me that, for it to be usable (and not ugly!), you had to install a bunch of 3rd party plugins (and a good theme). It's been getting better about this lately, but still...Avatar wrote: But my CS3 is finally working again, which was the point of the whole excercise. And my Firefox is looking pretty cool since I finally updated it and installed some cosmetic add-ons..
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Since I've switched to Chrome, I found that I don't need all the plugins I used to have. Although, a few of them would still be useful...
Started a batch of yogurt around 7pm Sunday night. Usually takes about 5 hours; midnight's not my optimal bedtime but it's doable. I normally use a bit of the previous batch of yogurt as starter for the new batch, but this time I thought maybe I should use up some of the powdered starter that came with the yogurt maker. So I do the usual stuff and put the vat in the yogurt maker and pull it out to check it around 12:15am. The container goes slosh. So I belatedly check the directions on the box of starter, and it says that instead of cooling the milk to 112 degrees F before adding the starter, you should cool it to 77 degrees F. Well, that explains what happened -- I killed the starter. So I thought, well, at this point all I've got is warm milk -- I could just cool it down to 77 and put new starter in it and all should be well. Which worked, but it took until 2:30am to cool the milk to 77 degrees. At that point, I decided to call in sick....
