Business Casual

I'm a bit late to the Chrome game so I'm not entirely familiar with all of the inner workings and tweakings that you can do with it. I had stayed loyal to Firefox until a few months ago. At the time, I was having trouble watching online videos and decided to try a different browser in case Firefox was a part of the problem.

Turns out my video issues aren't Firefox related, but I've stayed with Chrome because of one main reason--memory usage. I'm an extreme multi-tab browser and Chrome just seems to handle this better than Firefox. Does Chrome have its own quirks and shortcomings? Of course, but at the moment, it just feels like the better browser.

Come to think of it, I'm not sure if my wife knows the wi-fi password at our house. I guess I don't trust her.

Actually, there is one thing that I use even less than a calendar. And that's a phone book. Could there be a larger waste of paper than these things? I always wondered why conservationists don't rally against them harder. Maybe they just haven't been able to come up with a catchy slogan and ad campaign yet the way they have for fur. Or maybe's there's a secret phone book lobby group that argues for the continued existence. Who knows? I just know that the only use mine get is when I start a fire with them.