Just not tonight

I'm a bit blogged out after doing more work behind the scenes on Blog earlier. It makes Blog happy, but has left me feeling somewhat drained this evening. I should really be mailing people right now, but I'm not thinking happy thoughts at the moment and I don't want to bring anyone else down. I'll catch up with you soon, I promise.

In the meantime, since I feel it would be rude not to write more, here's a brief plug: I've mentioned Paul O'Brien before - he's a fellow Scot (though no aquaintance of mine), who's also a well respected comic reviewer. Primarily he reviews all things X-related (X-Men, New X-Men, Uncanny X-Men ad-infinitum), but he can usually be relied on to explore the further shores of the medium as well, lest you find the X approach too restrictive. He's a fine reviewer - incisive, witty and unafraid to let loose with what he really feels, often with a finely crafted put down. Take this example:

Utterly dreadful. If you like this comic, you are objectively wrong. I can prove it with graphs.

The full review can be found here, and is just as amusing.

Also, I know it's not polite to make fun of the less technologically inclined, but, tsk, tsk, you'd think Reuters of all people would know better:

Apple said that both the $799 and $999 computers have 1.25 gigabyte, or 1.25 billion byte, G4 microprocessors -- an increase from the 1 gigabyte processors they had before.

That's it. I'm off to bed now. Feel free to talk amongst yourselves. Or to yourselves. I don't mind.