I recently upgraded from an aging MX510 to the Microsoft Habu and I
really like it. 2000 DPI is really nice. It glides much smoother than
my MX510 did, and its more comfortable. The blue LEDs looks sweet in
the dark. It’s like a Razer mouse, but it doesn’t look like crap! I
like being able to shift DPI, not-so-much for WoW, but it’s real nice
for First-Person shooters when you change from sniping to assault to
vehicles.

While the Habu uses Razer’s sensor, the Habu is a full hand mouse
(like the MX510/8), unlike the rest of the Razer mice. It feels roughly
like the MX510/8. It’s got this quirky feature where you can replace
the side buttons with a different set, moving the location of the
buttons, but the default is fine for me.

The only thing I don’t like about it is the scroll wheel. It’s not
very smooth, and no matter how much I change the settings in the Habu
Utility and Windows, it still can’t scroll very fast. Also, the mouse
took a little getting used to since the laser is located closer to the
rear of the mouse. But it feels natural to me to move around now.

I’ve set up a pair of proxies on this webserver that you can use to evade the Websense filters.

Supports Javascript, but not SSL (working on that =p). Fine for Myspace. This one is also much prettier =).
http://backdoor.cuttlefishtech.com

Supports SSL, but not Javascript. Good for basic Gmail.
http://proxy.cuttlefishtech.com/

I got bored during Spring Break, and decided to update everything.

The About Me page is updated with a bit of new info.

The Alternative Music page was added.

The Dance Music page was added.

The My Computers page saw a couple minor additions.

My Myspace got a big graphical and content overhaul.

It’s so cute!

It’s name is Keepon, and apparently its a Carnegie Mellon project to improve Human-Robot interaction. More info here and here.