Where’s the peanut butter?!

I clocked in a 26 on the href="http://www.positscience.com/programs/brainspeed_next.php">brain
speed profile test, which means I am much more likely to engage in
online tests than the average 30 year old.

I spent last weekend at sunny, beautiful Whistler with Tanya and a
great group of friends - most of whom I’d never ridden with before but
all of whom surprisingly had a great time. If you don’t snowboard it
may be hard to appreciate this but it’s easy to throw a group together
and have something not really click - somebody’s always wanting to
ride really hard/easy or fast/slow and somebody (ok, probably me)
winds up moderately annoyed with the mix. But this weekend we threw a
bunch of strangers together and - gasp! - boarders and two-plankers
and it all just worked. Like Hannibal says - I love it when a plan
comes together!

Anyway - it was Friday night and we were rockin the xaraoke on my href="http://xboxmediacenter.de/">XBox Media Center (note: no
connection to Windows
Media Center) and I showed John href="http://www.rockbox.org/">rockbox on my href="http://www.iriveramerica.com/support/hd/h100.aspx">iriver
h120 when I had to ask myself, why can’t I just leave well enough
alone? Why do I have this endless urge to throw away hour after hour
hacking my devices, researching new ways I can break them (or at least
waste my time on them) and loading non-standard firmware on them? I
wish I knew the answer.

After we got back to Seattle, it was back to work on my href="http://www.seattlewireless.net/LinksysWrt54g">wrt54g and
trying to get WPA to work in href="http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv2/index.php?link=ddwrt">dd-wrt…