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ejhildreth: Following the herd ... Updated my Twitter Avatar using the http://faceyourmanga.com generator.
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ejhildreth: @mlsamuelson & @tacanderson Best drive into work ever: From KCID, took Higway 20-26/Chinden & I only hit a red light at Cloverdale and 3rd!
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ejhildreth: I do love it when spam messages try to be on topic with current events: John McCain takes Gold Medal in Gymnastics at the Olympics!
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ejhildreth: @brauerranch Touché! One problem, I run Kubuntu at home and don't get no Apple iTunes love (unless I do a VM of course!).
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ejhildreth: Ok, the Netflix outage aftershocks finally hit ... I now have to wait until at least Tuesday before I can get Disc 3 of The Wire! Nooooooo!
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ejhildreth: Finally got Compiz + Emearld + KRunner to work how I want ... for now!
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ejhildreth: Coming out of the fog that is the NyQuil coma... Woke up refreshed for the 1st time this week. I am sure it won't last. Checking email now
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ejhildreth: I'm sick of being sick ... Tired of being tired ... Sick and Tired of being sick and tired ... Summer Colds Suck!
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ejhildreth: @mlsamuelson NP! I agree... the press angle isn't doing it for me. However, the return of Omar, Avon, and The Greek should be interesting.
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ejhildreth: @bookchiq I feel ya! A relative had his SiteGround site hacked. Spent an hour explaining that I couldn't change the passwd cuz it was hacked
Kubuntu Hardy Heron Sound Issue
Sat, 04/26/2008 - 02:46 — ejhildreth
Well, I upgraded my system from Kubuntu Fiesty Fawn to Hardy Heron today. Five minutes into using it, I found my first oddity: the left channel was playing ten time louder than the right on my headphones. After a little bit of digging, playing around, and tweaking, I discovered that if you open up KMix, Right Click on the Output for the device you are using, and select split channels, the problem goes away.