I had an important thing to say...

So, as I sat down... I was going to write something important. Possibly something worthwhile... maybe something a little dramatic? Wouldn't you know it... I got side tracked by reading other blogs and updating my Google Chrome to use a different theme and update/sync my settings and bookmarks across four computers... yeah I forgot what I was gonna say.

Oh well... perhaps one day I will recall what was oh so important to say. Then again... perhaps not. If I do... you'll be the first to know... oh internet of mine. If I don't remember... meh, probably wasn't that important to begin with. So I'll just deal with either one that comes my way.

Chrome Pet Peve

Okay... so I have one main pet peve of Chrome. It doesn't view xml in a nice viewable format. Allow me to illustrate:

As you can see... silly Chrome renders the xml in it's raw format. Not like how Firefox or even IE would display it.

Now, I'm not certain, but I would imagine that Google would correct this later on down the road. You know, for posterities sake... or something like that.

Hopefully they'll figure it out... who knows they might even have it corrected in their current latest Beta version? Who knows... I for one don't. I just know that I hope they'll fix this little bit of an annoyance soon... and shortly.

I can already hear people shouting out... but Google wants you to use Google Reader for that! Well I've thought about this... and you're probably right. So in the end my point might be moot... who knows. We'll see what happens.

Chrome OS

Can't wait for Chrome OS to come out next year... dang. Watched a video on YouTube today. It was a demo... the machine booted in 7 seconds, and they say that they're working on decreasing it even further?! WOOT!

That's what I'm talkin' about.

Well we have to wait till the end of next year for it to come out. It will be worth it for sure. Methinks I will wait on getting a netbook until Chrome OS comes out. It is going to rock for sure.

One interesting thing about it... is it's taking the whole "Cloud" computing at heart. From the demo, it looks like Chrome OS will take advantage of the internet 100% for everything. You want to write a document, bam you get logged into Google Docs... etc. Very nice indeed.