The fight for Net Neutrality has reached a crucial moment. The FCC Chairman just called for new Net Neutrality rules, and he is being supported by President Obama, Speaker Pelosi, and numerous congressional leaders. Now we need a powerful, public show of support. More than 1.6 million people have already called for Congress and the FCC to support Net Neutrality. If we can reach 2 million, we'll send a resounding message that Washington won't be able to ignore. Please join the campaign to save the Internet now:
https://secure.freepress.net/site/Advocacy?id=356

From wikipedia: Network neutrality (also net neutrality, Internet neutrality) is a principle proposed for user access networks participating in the Internet that advocates no restrictions on content, sites, or platforms, on the kinds of equipment that may be attached, and on the modes of communication allowed, as well as communication that is not unreasonably degraded by other traffic.

... This affects our freedom and our future. I think the petition at least shows people still care about the issue. The wheels of regulation are turning as slowly as ever. !

I've downloaded a recommended crossposting Wordpress blog to LJ blog plug in, lj-xp.

I have no idea how to use it. There is no support on the home page (or on a quick Google search). The accompanying text file says: 

"go to the LJ options page and set it up".

and that is all it says.

Um. Ok. Which options page? Where? I've been looking and not finding. LJ gurus, any advice?

Thank you kindly in advance. ! 

yea! I really like (free for home use!) this program - you install it as your printer, and it automatically detects pages with just one or two lines, and let's you choose to print them or not, etc. Saves ink, paper, money, trees.

Happy Friday all.

Can't help but think a temp version of circuit board tattoos has awesome costume potential...

http://www.uniquescoop.com/2009/05/scientific-tattoos.html

I utterly love the Analogy screensaver (in black). It struck me today this would make a fabulous clock in my apartment (I've been looking for Just the Right One for sometime now). Any ideas, o techy friends, how this could be accomplished?

So far all I can come up with is buying a slate computer with a really big screen and hanging it on a wall. Probably clunky looking - and not inexpensive. How about digital picture frames? I have no idea how they work. I'm presuming said clock would need an interenet connection to work. ??

Uber cool uber tool!

Ubiquity.

https://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Ubiquity/Ubiquity_0.1_User_Tutorial

supercool intro to RSS. How to set it up and why it's good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0klgLsSxGsU