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My Almost-daily Journal |
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| About I love trying out new things, especially when it comes to internet technology. I never really kept a journal, but it's something that I've always wanted to do. Now, everybody will get a chance to look inside my twisted, and somewhat-warped mind.
I've also subscribed to Audio Blog, so a few times a week, I'll leave actual voice blogs. Very cool!XML Newsfeed Previous Posts
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Monday, September 01, 2003
A Public Service Message... Just a quick public service message: Do your offspring a favor: date-stamp your photos! Most analog cameras offer the feature of putting a date-stamp on the picture itself. You don't have to do it on all of them, even though it would be nice. Do it on at least the first one of a batch. It'll make your offspring happy in 20-50 years when sorting through boxes of pictures. If you are a digital-junkie, keep the correct file-date on the pictures. posted by Dino at 7:45 PM (permanent link) |