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CSS sheets are hard to edit.  Really hard.  Inexusably hard.  But there's a Web Developer Toolbar that makes that (and a lot of other things) a lot easier. Web Developer Extension, where have you been all my life?

J

(I know this isn't really a linux app per se, but since I pretty much only use linux now, it may as well go under the linux category.  Down with Microsoft!  Down with their ugly, demented monkey-child Windows Vista!)

I won my second court case yesterday.  Double felony.  I was only assigned the case the day before, so I had to scramble, and it was definitely a sloppier job than a senior ADA would do, but I pulled it off.  The defense attorney was also one of the best at the YGC; I've now gone up against three of the four defense attorneys with the highest reputations, and I won each time.  I'd say more about the case but the file is sealed (of course).  Talk to me if you want more details.

According to any interpretation of the Judeo-Christian tradition.

Lady Liberty Trades In Some Trappings - New York Times

. . .  trying to raise a small child and serve the Empire at the same time . . .
James Photo Gallery - Friday/IMG 4567

This program is pretty friggin' cool.  It surfs the web, reads your local hard drive, visits ftp sites, plays your music, and can manipulate your images.  "But doesn't MS Internet Explorer/Windows Explorer do most of those things too?"  Yes, but Konqueror does it quickly, easily, and gracefully.   And it comes built in with KDE.