For allowing a reporter to use the phrase “high capacity ammunition“.

The commentary at The Real Revo [High Praise!] nails it:

It’s like listening to your high school girlfriend talk about cars: “Is my brother’s 351 engine faster than your 350 engine?”

Or your grandma talk about drugs: “Are you kids shooting up marijuana?”

Or grandpa talk about the Internet: “How much does it cost to get on to the wicky-pedia to deliver Eddie and Pearl an email?”

Or your sister talk about tools: “I need a screwdriver with an X on the end but I don’t know if I need metric or the other kind.”

You may now begin substituting the phrase “New York Times reporter” in blonde jokes.

So, Eric Boswell, the assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security, who resigned in the aftermath of the Benghazi massacre is still working for the State Department? That’s what one report says.

Maybe he’s like Milton from Office Space who was laid off but kept coming to work.

Nah, that would mean it’s a comedy of errors.

And there’s nothing funny whatsoever about what happened in Benghazi.

The old joke is that if you don’t know what Web browser you’re using, then you’re using Internet Explorer. It’s funny because it’s true.

However, there are things about browsers, you browser in fact, that you may not know.

Lots of people use Chrome. It’s cross-platform (that means I can use it on my Windows machine as well as on my Mac) and is a pretty good browser. Not perfect, but it’s good.

Well, turns out that some developers have taken advantage of situations and have been installing extensions without the user’s full knowledge and consent. Kinda like, “Hey, trust me!”

Google, who makes the Chrome browser, is clamping down. Beginning with Chrome 25 (the current version is 23 as I write this), they won’t allow silent extension installations.

Previously, in Chrome, you had to install an app to see what all was with it. Kinda like Obamacare.

Well, with Chrome, the extensions will still be installed, but disabled with the option to remove them.

Kinda like what we need to do with Obamacare.

I do so wish someone had let the uninstall of Obama happen last month. If I found out who clicked cancel, there’ll be hell to pay!

Lots of bad news about the storms this Christmas. Down in Mobile, early reports of three dead, and the storms are moving into the northeast.

I’m wondering when there will be a call to ban storms.