Excessive

I woke up feeling dead today, not like.. physically, but mentally. Yeah okay, that was a terrible way to open this but I'm not going to backspace it.. nope, gonna keep writing.

I don't have much to say tonight. School was okay, but a bit boring. I went for lunch afterward to celebrate my friends Mel and Darren getting married, and then I came home. I think I napped after that.

Today I had a SQL practical exam and I got perfect on it. It did take me awhile to figure out the hard portion of it but when it clicked, I knew I had it and the revelation that I was most likely going to get perfect on an exam was very exciting.

There was a bit of Webkore downtime this afternoon, as I'm sure all my dedicated fans noticed. It was only about 2 hours, and it wasn't our fault... I'm sure Tony has something more he could add hehe.

Alright, so today was pretty tiring, stressful and boring, all rolled into one... but I guess the day isn't quite over, and I'm really not sure why I'm writing right now... considering it's light out, and.. ewwww.. people are outside near my window. Bah, regardless, I'm writing this now because I'm freakishly tired, and I need to get this all out of my system before it disappears for good, because god knows I'll be napping soon.

Fuzzy Mail

Fuzzy Mail is a spam filter for forwarded messages by cPanel... basically this is the deal. When you set up a forward in cPanel, it takes a copy of every email recieved by the source address (ie. jordan@webkore.net) and sends a copy to the forward (ie. assintercourse@bumsluts.com), that way both e-mail addresses get a copy. Why would you do this? Well, you may want a copy of the e-mail at two different places, or a copy sent to your phone so it alerts you that you have a new e-mail, or keeping track of e-mails in a dual OS enviroment. Regardless of why you'd want it, both Anthony and I do, but we quickly noticed a bug within cPanel that was seriously annoying.