I was in the restroom this morning, and Beefalo and Tortfeasor both were trying to jump onto the sink at the same time. They both jumped, had a midair collision, and Beefalo fell back to the ground, while Tortfeasor made it up. Kind of a strange impression.

Another day, another few pages of Adbusters read. This section was about an early part of the history of corporations in America, up until the point where they were granted 'corporate personhood', something I think I now agree was a terrible mistake. Of course, Adbusters is a bit of an iffy place to get one's history from -- I'll need to verify from external sources before considering it a good source, but it suggests that a number of states forbade lobbying or attempts to sway public opinion by corporations, on pain of dissolving the corporation. This also seems like a good idea.

Redhat has backed down on SELinux in Fedora2 -- apparently they're worried that shipping it enabled-by-default will cause too many problems at this point. They're probably right.. still, I do wonder what would've happened if they had gone the other way. Maybe when SELinux is more mature...

Back to work..