Nonsense

Oooohhh,
The first one is the first one;
The second one is some more.
The third one is number three,
And after that comes four!

URL ABCs

Good ol' Defective Yeti, like a modern-day Dave Barry with some scripting skills, has caused me to compose this, from the browser on my computer at work:

These are my URL ABCs:

• A is for antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod - The Astronomy Picture of the Day, from NASA
• B is for busey.com - My Bank
• C is for countyoursheep.com - A comic I read M-F -- cute!
• D is for dpreview.com - The world's best digital photography review site (IMHO)
• E is for electronics.howstuffworks.com/lightsaber4.htm - How a lightsaber works!?!
• F is for freeciv.org - Open-source clone of Sid Meier's famous games
• G is for google.com - Google
• H is for hubblesite.org/newscenter/newsdesk/archive/releases/2005/12/image/a - Something related to A, no doubt
• I is for intellij.net/eap - My favorite Java programming environment
• J is for jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator - I validated some CSS today
• K is for kerneltrap.org - News about various open-source kernels, mainly Linux
• L is for laurascomics.com - Another comic I read occasionally
• M is for macslash.com - Mac news, in Slashdot form
• N is for ncsa.uiuc.edu - Where I work
• O is for openldap.org/lists/openldap-software/199904/msg00079.html - I was trying to figure out some LDAP config stuff for work
• P is for pvponline.com - A M-F comic I read.
• nothing?!
• nothing again
• S is for slashdot.org - News for Nerds, Stuff that Matters?
• T is for technocrat.net - News for the Nerd Upper Crust
• U is for unitedmedia.com/comics/barkeaterlake/index.html - Another excellent comic.
• V is for vitaminshoppe.com - Where I buy calci-bears for the kids.
• W is for wapsisquare.com - Another M-F comic.
• nothing
• Y is for yirmumah.net/?date=20050422 - A comic: what not to say to Darth Vader at the water cooler.
• nothing

So, what can you conclude?

1. Comics - 6
2. News - 5
3. Work - 4
4. Other - 7

Hmm. Obviously, that my work is not very web-intensive, right? Actually, in my defense, the news is mostly relevant to work. And comics are quick ...